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911 Cell Phone Bank Newsletter
November 2025
We celebrate National Gratitude Month by honoring the incredible stories of survivors who found hope through the simple yet powerful gift of a phone. Read heartfelt messages from survivors and partners who remind us that one small act of donating a phone can
change a life forever.
Partner of the Year: American Gaming AssociationThe 911 Cell Phone Bank proudly shines the spotlight on the American Gaming Association (AGA), our Partner of the Year in this milestone 20th anniversary year. See how this remarkable partnership is redefining corporate responsibility in the gaming industry.
Phones Empower Survivors of Human Trafficking in IndianaFor survivors of human trafficking, safety often means starting over — even without a phone. When donated phones arrived at an Indiana safe house, they brought freedom, connection, and hope. Read how these lifelines made a difference.
Cellphones for Science — Two Years Later: Sweet Results from a Utah ClassroomIn 2021, we shared the story of how 911 Cell Phone Bank partnered with a dedicated Utah science teacher to bring used cellphones into the classroom for hands-on STEM learning. Students were able to safely
disassemble donated phones to explore real-world electronics and learn how technology impacts recycling and sustainability. Fast forward to today — that partnership is still thriving, and the results are sweeter than ever.
The 911CPB Mystery Drawer ChallengeJoin our Mystery Drawer Challenge! Here’s how it works: Snap a picture (or share a story) of the strangest, funniest, or most unexpected item in your junk drawer or
lost-and-found or property-and-evidence room. Tag us on Facebook or Instagram (@911cellphonebank), and use the hashtag #911CPBMysteryChallenge
On December 15th, we’ll announce the winners: one for “Most Unusual Junk Drawer Find” and one for “Most Unusual Lost-and-Found Discovery.” Each winner will receive a prize that is way more useful than that old charger you’ve been holding onto.
Celebrate America Recycles Day by Giving Electronics New PurposeEvery November 15, millions join together to celebrate America Recycles Day, a day dedicated to reducing waste, conserving resources, and making recycling part of daily life. While most people think of plastic bottles and aluminum cans, one of the fastest-growing waste streams often gets overlooked: electronic waste (e-waste).
CSPD raising awareness and resources for Domestic Violence Awareness MonthColorado Springs Police Department is amplifying efforts to support survivors of domestic violence across Colorado Springs. From raising awareness to launching their “Phone It Forward” program, they’re working to break silence, offer hope, and connect people to help when it’s needed most.
What will you do this year to give back?This Giving Season, we’re encouraging supporters to expand their impact by collecting unused phones from within their company, or even inviting the local community to take part. It’s a powerful, simple way to give back, and we’re here to help make it easy.
✅ Custom poster and social media graphics with your logo and device drop-off locations
✅ Zero cost, zero e-waste
World Kindness Day: Kindness That Lasts Beyond a DayNovember 13 is World Kindness Day. According to research, gratitude and kindness are strongly linked to well-being. Those who give and receive kindness report 25% greater happiness and lower stress levels. Give kindness that lasts by donating your unused cell phones, tablets, and laptops. Your small act can become someone’s
lifeline.
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