But this doesn’t have to happen – with your help…        

Through EarthShare Oregon - recycle old cell phones. You now have the chance to recycle all those old cell phones that are taking up space in drawers and closets—all while helping the earth and supporting EarthShare.

Among the many ways that you and your company can support EarthShare – here is a rewarding and simple one.

Collection Boxes from EarthShare

Collection boxes are available at our office or EarthShare can bring recycling collection boxes to your organization and provide you with promotional materials to ensure that your co-workers know about the opportunity to recycle their cell phones. This is a great way to encourage sustainable practices at work, celebrate Earth Day or complement your giving campaign.

Once the box is filled, or after a few weeks, simply drop the box at our office in Downtown Portland. In some cases and depending on your location, we may be able to pick it up. 

         Our address: 
         319 SW Washington, Suite 501
         Portland, OR 97204
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         Office hours Monday - Friday 9 am - 5 pm
         

What About Your Corporate Cell Phones?

Are your corporate cell phones being recycled?  Every time your company turns over cell phones or when one stops working, we’d like to have them. We will make sure they are refurbished, reused or recycled.  Nothing will go to the landfill--cell phones that cannot be reused or refurbished will be broken down to their individual components and recycled.

How Does This Help EarthShare Oregon?

When you recycle with us you keep the harmful components of cell phones out of the landfill and raise an average of $1.52 per phone for EarthShare of Oregon.

Earth Share of Oregon's cell phone recycling program operates in partnership with ReCellular, Inc., the nation's largest cell phone recycler.

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For more information please call 503-223-9015 or email aurora@earthshare-oregon.org.   FAQs about cell phone recycling.

Learn More about cell phone recycling and the life cycle of a cell phone.