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I was in the post office and happened across this mailer. I thought it worth sharing. Here is what it says. “MAIL IT BACK IT’S FREE recycle your used small electronics. This USPS envelope is approved for transport of cell phones, PDA’s, smart phones, MP3 players, digital cameras or up to four inkjet cartridges.”
This makes it pretty easy to recycle those things you can never find an envelope or address for. I got 4 envelopes to keep on hand. I have 2 old cell phones floating around I didn’t know what to do with until now. I picked this up at the post office. If you have mail delivered I think if you ask your Postman to leave some recycle envelopes in your mailbox they would be glad to do it. Then just put the items in the bag and put the bag in your mailbox for pickup. No postage necessary and you don’t have to worry about addressing it. The Post Office takes care of all that. I thought that was a worthwhile service to pass on. Here’s the back.
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Mom
Izik
Denette
samsonblackwell
Hole in the Fence 
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okay, wow, sorry for the links!! i think i have two or three phones at home that aren’t in use. i heard about donating to womens groups, but i never looked into it.
http://www.treehugger.com/files/2009/05/donating-old-phones-for-moms-on-mothers-day.php
that’s it. no more links!! ;D
Wow, thanks actually for the info and the links. Very cool indeed. And it’s for a great cause. I’ll look in to the local women’s shelter and see what’s up.
it’s even free http://www.ncadv.org/files/BodyShop-NCADVPre-paidLabel.pdf
alternately, womens shelters can use them. i think. i haven’t checked for facts lately, but i’m pretty sure they accept old cell phone donations.
whew, i’m right 😀
sorry for the long link: http://thewomensfoundation.org/2008/call-to-action-recycle-your-cell-phone-and-support-women-and-girls/?gclid=CJL7vvmZ25oCFQ9JagodCT5A3g
and
http://www.ncadv.org/takeaction/DonateaPhone_129.html