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Mar 31, 2005
Motorola has created a recycling program to help solve the
problem of cell phones filing up the landfills. This
program allows for schools to raise money by collecting
cell phones and sending them in to Motorola. I recommend
checking out the website and registering your school as it
never hurts to help both your school and the environment.
Here are the key points to the program.
- Schools can collect and earn cash in the summer -- so
it's not too late to sign up
- Students raise $3 per phone -- any brand (not just
Motorola), any model.
- The program is very straight forward -- all intact
phones are $3, so the schools know exactly what they are
getting
- Motorola provides collection boxes and shipping labels --
it's simple, the school just needs to collect phones
- There is no selling involved to raise money -- kids just
collect something people want to get rid of and earn
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OMG, this is a great idea. I know cell phones are becoming
the number one thing to carry on you second to keys I
think. What a great way to help out. I am signing my
school up.
On 3/31/05, Motorola wrote:
> Motorola has created a recycling program to help solve the
> problem of cell phones...See More