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Organization saves with cell phones SAN BERNARDINO - It was an elderly patient who broke Dr. Dee L'Archeveque's heart and inspired her to establish a national organization that would empower those in need - through cell phones. Read the full story... Phones for Life welcomes eBay as a new corporate partner. Woman helping seniors live with less to fear Read the full story... Phones for Life welcomes their new drop-off location: Northshore Fire Department The Northshore Fire Department in Kenmore Washington has partnered with Phones for Life as a new drop-off location. Checkout all of our drop-off locations around the country... Phones for Life Founder Dr. Dee was recently featured on TLC's Untold Stories of the ER! Check it out: Phones for Life has a new 800 number! You can now contact Phones for Life toll free at (888) 211-9722. New Director of Emergency Medicine at Community Hospital of San Bernardino Dr. Dee L'Archeveque, Founder of Phones for Life, has been named Director of Emergency Medicine at Community Hospital in San Bernadino, CA. Read the full story... Phones for Life in USA Today Cellphones aim to make the call with older folks. Today's cellphones take pictures, play games and let you surf the Web. But the phones have tiny buttons and cramped screens that often aren't easy for older people...Click here to read the full article. Phones for Life has joined the St. Louis Fire Department to collect used cell phones. Used cell phones can be donated with or without chargers at any of the 31 fire stations in the city of St. Louis. Click here to see an article in the St. Louis Post-Dispatch. Donate your cell phone at one of the New York Community Bank locations. Please click here to find the closest branch to you. Phones for Life and the Prostate Cancer Foundation have joined forces. Drop off your cell phone at participating Ralph's locations in Los Angeles County.		Phones for Life is a proud sponsor of MTV helping them raise money for aids research and awareness while still helping domestic violence victims and senior citizens receive the life lines that they need. Phones for Life would like to welcome Water and Power Community Credit Union - as a corporate partner. Phones for Life to create scholarship to memorialize those killed at Virginia Tech University Read the full story... Operation H.E.L.P.! Dodgers Radio and Phones for Life are rewarding three companies in Los Angeles who raise the most phones through the 2007 season. Sign-up Today! Did you get a new cell phone for Christmas? Donate your old cellphone to Phones for Life and save a life. Clean Up and Charity Start The New Year Right Phones for Life was recently featured in a prominent Seattle TV news story. Check it out here. Thank you to The office of Thomas P. Giblin Assemblyman 34th District in New Jersey for helping collect cell phones! Thanks to Cisco Systems- for donating cell phones to help us in our mission to help seniors nationwide. Donor Spotlight: Waste Management Platinum donor, more than 2,500 dollars / phones donated. Garbage can be golden. Stepping up to help the environment and seniors they serve. Thanks so much, way to go! Phones for Life is featured on the Environmental Protection Agency's Web site. Where Can I Donate or Recycle My Old Computer and Other Electronic Products? Thanks to Prairie View A&M University for donating cell phones to help seniors in need! Lansdale Catholic High School' Community Service Corps. is conducting a phone drive to benefit "Aid for Friends," a Philadelphia-area senior service organization Check out the article. So far they have raised over $900! Click here to set up a drive at your school too. Phones for Life is now working with the Suffolk County Police Department in New York to collect and distribute phones! Please see Drop-off Locations for more information. This is why you are donating a phone I have fallen a number of times, and had to have help to get up. I fell in my house away from the phone, and had to 'scoot' until I reached the phone to call for help. In my yard I had to call and wait for someone to hear me and come to my assistance. By keeping the phone in my pocket or around my neck I would feel more secure. Thank you please send the phone as soon as possible. -EJ 78 years old and independent