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From 3-Pointers to Recycling: How I Teamed Up with Pepsi to Make a Difference

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A Friendly Challenge

Years ago, at a Chamber of Commerce event, I challenged our area Pepsi Guy in a thrilling 3-point contest. The trash talk leading up to our turn was vicious and nasty (and business appropriate).

I won.

I remember jogging to the sidelines so out of breath and my mouth so dry, that I couldn’t even speak the words ‘water.’

But I won…and I teamed up with Pepsi to Battle Cancer.

Connecting over a Cause

After the contest, Pepsi Guy offered me five minutes to discuss my company, Cells for Cells where our mission is to recycle old cell phones and raise money for families battling cancer.

We decided to join forces locally and make a real impact in our community.

Supporting Light the Night

Our connection with Pepsi grew stronger, and I was able to introduce the Pepsi team to my friend working at the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society.

Pepsi generously provided all the beverages for the Light the Night Event, the LLS’s largest event in Kansas City.

A Big Opportunity with Pepsi Corporate

Building on our local success, I asked Pepsi Guy if he could connect me with someone at Pepsi’s corporate level.

He introduced me to the East Regional Gal, who, in turn, connected me with the Head of Sustainability at Pepsi World Headquarters in New York.

A Partnership with Purpose

After a thoughtful three-day review, the Head of Sustainability expressed personal alignment with our mission. He said,

“I also connected with your mission on a personal level. To me it was a simple win-win situation for everyone involved.“

– Victor Melendez former Head of Sustainability at Pepsi World Headquarters

We were invited to be a part of the Official Pepsi Eco-challenge, where we recycled thousands of old cell phones for Pepsi.

Beyond the Court

This journey began with a 3-point contest victory and evolved into a powerful partnership where we helped more families battling cancer

The lesson? Sometimes a winning shot can lead to something much bigger.

Help us. Join us. Recycle with us.

If you’re not a 3-point expert but have a box of old cell phones waiting to be recycled, don’t hesitate to connect with me.

If you manage hundreds or thousands of devices for your company, connect with me today.

At Cells for Cells, we’re dedicated to helping families battling cancer, and you can be a part of this battle against cancer.

Recycle with Cells for Cells and make a difference. Visit http://cellsforcells.com.]

Jason Clements is the founder of and writer for Cells for Cells.  Jason has raised tens of thousands of dollars for Cancer Charities through his recycling program and has helped dozens of families in their battle against cancer.

He lives in Kansas and is an amateur artist.

You can follow Jason on X (Twitter) @jasonclements and Instagram @theartandtimesofjason

Samsung Galaxy S23 Review for Photographers

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The Samsung Galaxy S23 is a game-changer for anyone who values capturing life’s moments in stunning detail. With its impressive 50MP camera and the capability to shoot 8K video, this phone is a must-have for all video enthusiasts.

The 50MP camera ensures that every shot is a masterpiece, delivering incredible clarity, vivid colors, and unrivaled sharpness. Whether you’re recording a cherished family gathering or capturing the beauty of your travels, this camera will transform your videos into true works of art.

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But it’s the ability to shoot in 8K that truly sets the Samsung Galaxy S23 apart. 8K video is four times the resolution of 4K, and it means your videos will be unbelievably crisp and detailed. Imagine reliving your favorite memories with a level of clarity that makes you feel like you’re right back in that moment.

The Samsung Galaxy S23 doesn’t just record videos; it elevates your storytelling. Whether you’re an aspiring filmmaker or simply want to capture life’s most precious moments in the highest quality, this phone is your perfect companion.

Don’t miss out on the chance to create videos that will leave your audience in awe. Upgrade to the Samsung Galaxy S23 now and experience the future of video recording in the palm of your hand.

Buy the Samsung Galaxy S23 TODAY on Amazon

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Jason Clements is the founder of and writer for Cells for Cells.  Jason has raised tens of thousands of dollars for Cancer Charities through his recycling program and has helped dozens of families in their battle against cancer.

He lives in Kansas and is an amateur artist.

You can follow Jason on X (Twitter) @jasonclements and Instagram @theartandtimesofjason

Cells for Cells Recycling for 15 Years

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15 Years of Sustainable Impact: Cells for Cells, as Dependable as Your Old Nokia

For 15 years and counting, Cells for Cells has remained as dependable as your old Nokia phone, steadfast in its mission to recycle to help families battling cancer; and make a positive impact on the environment. Our journey has not only been about sustainable practices but also about supporting those in their fight against this devastating illness.

A Legacy of Recycling

Since our inception, we’ve been committed to reducing electronic waste and promoting responsible recycling practices. With every old cell phone, iPhone, or electronic device you recycle with us, you’re contributing to a greener planet and you’re also offering a lifeline to families affected by cancer.

Notable Clients

We’ve had the privilege of working with an array of distinguished clients who not only prioritize sustainability but also understand the importance of lending a helping hand. Some of the notable companies we’ve partnered with include:

  1. Red Bull: Fueling extreme adventures and sustainable practices.
  2. Pepsi: Refreshing the world and supporting eco-friendly initiatives.
  3. Applebee’s: Serving up delicious meals while reducing e-waste.
  4. Time Warner Cable: Connecting communities and promoting responsible disposal.
  5. Helzberg Diamonds: Bringing sparkle to your life and contributing to a cleaner planet.
  6. Farmers Insurance: Protecting what matters while being environmentally responsible.
  7. Boulevard Brewery: Crafting great beers and upholding sustainable practices.
  8. Harley Davidson: Riding the open road and supporting green solutions.
  9. Sysco Foods: Delivering quality products with an eco-friendly approach.
  10. Ferrellgas Propane: Heating homes efficiently and recycling responsibly.
  11. Black & Veatch: Building a better world with a focus on sustainability.
  12. UMB: A financial partner with a commitment to environmental stewardship.
  13. Barkley: A creative agency dedicated to reducing e-waste.
  14. YRC Logistics: Streamlining supply chains with a focus on sustainability.
  15. Waddell & Reed: Managing investments while caring for the planet.
  16. Commerce Bank: Banking on the future with responsible recycling.

Help us. Join us. Recycle with us.

Our 15-years is a testament to our dedication to the environment and community. We invite you to be part of our mission to recycle and make a difference. Together, we can continue to reduce electronic waste and help even more families battling cancer.

Choose Cells for Cells for recycling that’s as dependable as your trusty old Nokia phone. Let’s work together to ensure a cleaner, greener world and a brighter future for families in their fight against cancer.

If you have a box like this on your desk, and you don’t know what to do, GO TO THE “I WANT TO RECYCLE” tab and request a FedEx label before the end of the day.

Overcome Gravity: Recycle and Battle Cancer with Cells for Cells

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The Weight of Recycling

In the recycling industry, we often share a lighthearted joke about our biggest battle: overcoming gravity. What we mean by this is that, at times, that seemingly mundane box of old iPhones, cell phones, or recyclables lost under your desk can feel like an insurmountable weight. It’s as if the box weighs hundreds of tons, and the prospect of dealing with it can be daunting.

It’s That Simple

But here’s where Cells for Cells steps in to lend a helping hand: if you choose to recycle with us, we provide FREE FedEx shipping, making the process a breeze.

So, you’re practically done at this point—yes, it’s that simple!

The Battle Against Cancer

But let’s put things in perspective. The relative size of your battle (lifting that box of old phones) pales in comparison to the battles others are courageously fighting every day. We’re talking about the battle against cancer. Cells for Cells has been at the forefront, raising tens of thousands of dollars for cancer charities, with a special focus on The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society. More recently, we’ve extended our support directly to families through social platforms like Give Send Go and Go Fund Me.

A Personal Connection to Cancer

The inspiration behind Cells for Cells stems from a deeply personal experience. I founded this initiative because my Grandfather lost his battle with cancer, and our family found ourselves lost, unsure of how to cope. That weight was heavier than gravity itself.

It’s this very experience that drives us to help others by lightening their load in the fight against cancer—by raising funds through recycling. We invite you to be a part of this mission, to join us in making a difference.

Help us. Join us. Recycle with us.

[Link to Cells for Cells website]

If that box of old phones is sitting under your desk, don’t hesitate to connect with us today. Together, we can overcome gravity and support a cause that truly matters.

How to Hard Reset Samsung Galaxy S10E in 60 seconds the Quickest Reset Video

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I lost my pin or I lost my password to my Samsung Galaxy

The most common question I get is “What do I do if I lost my pin or forgot my password to my Samsung Galaxy?”

Well, there is good news and there is bad news.

The good news is that you will be able to reset your Samsung Galaxy so that you can use your phone again.

The bad news is that you will have to erase or Factory Reset you Samsung Galaxy to do so.

Let’s get into it:

I’ll walk you through in detail how to hard reset or factory reset your Samsung Galaxy s10e. If you need to clean and wipe or hard reset or factory reset before you recycle your device, this is the fastest instructions on the internet. If you’re experiencing issues with your phone, a factory reset can help resolve them.

Steps to factory reset Samsung Galaxy s10e:

  • HOLD VOL UP + Bixby + POWER until Samsung Logo Appears
  • Select Data Wipe / Factory Reset
  • Select Wipe Data / Factory Reset
  • Confirm
  • Verify

Remember to subscribe to our channel for more helpful tutorials and tips on Samsung devices. And if you found this video useful, give it a thumbs up and share it with your friends!

How do I recycle my old iPhones or Samsung devices

And if you are a wireless manager who handles 100’s or 1000’s of Samsung or iPhone devices, please visit our “I want to recycle page” to learn about how Cells for Cells recycles for you!

Recycle My Glass: How Old Glass Becomes New Glass via NPR

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At a recycling convention, I spoke with a glass manufacturer about recycling.  At one point in the conversation the glass guy said, “you can’t get cheaper than sand.”  Shocked, I interpreted the underlying philosophy (of the glass guy) that it was a more of a hassle to recycle glass than it was to just bring in some fresh sand.  It made me a little bit suspicious of why he was at the recycling convention.  Also, I began to wonder about the public’s participation in some of the recycling programs available for glass.

Yes, Recycle Your Glass

In Kansas City, Ripple Glass is THE glass recycler.  They have bins everywhere; making it super easy to recycle your glass.  So, if you are looking for ways to be more friendly to our environment, Ripple Glass is the answer.

How Is Glass Recycled?

Have you ever wondered about how glass is recycled?  I caught this 3 minute video from NPR and was amazed by it.  Enjoy!

Secrets From The Recycling Plant: How A Used Bottle Becomes A New Bottle from Planet Money on Vimeo.

Additional Reading

How To Be A Better Recycler At Home

Recycling Tips From Deffenbaugh Industries