How 911CPB securely processes every device

Our latest 1.5 minute video shows exactly how your unused and unclaimed cell phones, tablets, and other electronics are securely processed, data-erased, and prepared for distribution to law enforcement and victim service agencies that support survivors of human trafficking and domestic violence.

Environmental Action at Work Isn’t a Trend — It’s a Career Advantage

Environmental action at work is no longer just ethical. It is strategic. This guest article explores how sustainable workplace habits can reduce environmental impact while strengthening professional relevance. 

Teen Dating Violence Awareness Month

Teen dating violence affects thousands of young people each year and can include physical, emotional, sexual, or digital abuse.

Teen Dating Violence Awareness Month in February is a time to learn the warning signs, promote healthy relationships, and support survivors.

911CPB Featured in AZ Gaming Guide

We’re honored to be featured in the January 2026 issue of Arizona Gaming Guide (page 27) for our work helping casinos and Native Nations securely manage unclaimed devices. 

911CPB Customer Tracking Portal

“ We just accessed our 911 Cell Phone Bank customer portal to pull stats for a last-minute meeting. It was so easy to access the info.”

That’s exactly why we built the complimentary 911CPB Customer Portal: to make donation tracking simple, secure, and reliable for our partners.

From ESG reporting to lost-and-found & property-and-evidence documentation, your data stays protected, and your donated devices help survivors reconnect to safety and support.

Contact your 911CPB rep for login information. 

VA Aquarium knocks it out of the park

Huge thanks to Virginia Aquarium and their incredible community for turning sustainability into safety. ♻️

At their recent E-Cycling event, 142 pounds of cell phones were collected and donated to 911 Cell Phone Bank to support survivors of human trafficking and domestic violence.

Those devices will be securely erased and repurposed as critical lifelines, helping survivors access emergency help, advocacy, and safe connection.

We’re grateful to Virginia Aquarium and all partners involved for showing how environmental responsibility and victim support can go hand in hand. 

Meet Jeff Gann

We’re excited to welcome Jeff Gann as our new Director of Business Development. Jeff brings a strong background in operational leadership and a shared commitment to using smart systems and partnerships to create meaningful impact.

In this role, Jeff will help strengthen internal processes, support our growing partner network, and ensure we continue to responsibly and securely transform donated devices into lifelines for survivors of domestic violence and human trafficking. We’re thrilled to have him on board as we continue to grow and serve communities nationwide.

APTA & 911 Cell Phone Bank: Strengthening Safety Through Sustainability

Through the APTA Sustainability Commitment, agencies are donating unclaimed electronics to 911 Cell Phone Bank, where devices are securely erased and redistributed as emergency tools for survivors of human trafficking and domestic violence. This collaboration not only reduces e-waste but also supports community safety and social good. 

Identity Theft Awareness Week

Identity theft can happen to anyone and often goes unnoticed until real damage is done. Learn common warning signs, how fraud occurs, and practical steps you can take to protect your personal information and devices.

Canfield police and students collect electronics for survivors

Local law enforcement and high school students in Ohio are working together to collect used electronics for people in crisis.

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