Fauna & Flora International is conserving threatened species and ecosystems worldwide, and now you can help by recycling mobile phones.  They have a partnership with Fonebak that for each mobile phone that is recycled through them, they receive an average of £5 to support their conservation projects. Fauna & Flora International even makes recycling your mobile easy.  All you have to do is send it in an envelope to FREEPOST Fonebak, FFI, which is free!  To learn more about their recycling scheme, call (0)1223 571000 or contact them through email at:  recycle@fauna-flora.org http://www.fauna-flora.org/recycling.php

Do you want to get your school involved in helping protect the environment the fun way?  Well, Recycool is recycling made fun for schools, where everyone can get involved in recycling mobile phones and printer cartridges to raise money or win prizes in competitions.  If you are not a member of a school, then you can even make a donation for the school of your choice. To learn more about getting your school involved in recycling with Recycool, call 08451 30 20 50; send an email to info@recycool.org; or send a post to Recycool, 31-37 Etna Road, Falkirk, FK2 9EG http://www.recycool.org/

O2 is a company that encourages their employees and customers to mobile phone recycle so that the unwanted phones can be reused or used for parts in other products.  The have boxes in their shops and offices in the United Kingdom and other areas so that recycling mobiles phones is made easy for everyone. In the United Kingdom, you can also send your old mobile to FREEPOST O2 Recycling to get involved in their scheme.  If you would like to have more information, then call their Customer Service at:  0870 5214 000.  You can also contact them with general enquiries through ... Full Story

Are you looking for a way to get rid of your old mobile phone?  Your search has now ended, because Nokia will recycle your mobile for you, at no extra cost!  Nokia is connecting people everyday with mobile phones, but they don't want their product to become harmful to the environment.  This is why they are offering you the chance to mobile phone recycle for free, as they have locations for you to drop off your unwanted mobile phone around the world. For more information from the Nokia Care Contact Center, call 1-888-665-4228 http://www.nokiausa.com/recycle

British Gas is running a 'trade in my mobile' scheme so that you can recycle your mobile for cash.  They make recycling mobile phones easy, because their site takes you through a step-by-step guide for how it all works.  British Gas is helping your energy costs whilst helping our environment, because when you get cash from them by recycling your mobile, you can put that money towards your energy bill. To get more information about mobile phone recycling, you can call 08451 300 696; send an email to Contact@tradeinmymobile.co.uk; or write to British Gas, FREEPOST Nat 22766, Falkirk, FK29EG http://www.tradeinmymobile.co.uk/consumer/howitworks.asp

The British Heart Foundation and mobile phone users are now beating heart disease together by simply recycling mobile phones.  For each mobile phone recycle, the British Heart Foundation will receive £3 to help those who heart disease has affected.  This is your chance to become part of something life changing! To send your old mobile by FREEPOST, put it in an envelope to BHF Recycling, Heart Health 2008, FREEPOST, LON17592, CR4 3UZ.  If you would like to have a collection envelope sent to you, call 020 8274 4040 or send an email to bhf@greenersolutions.com.  If you have any questions about the ... Full Story

Instead of keeping your old mobile to collect dust or throwing it away, which will hurt the environment, you should recycle your old mobile phone through RAFT (The Restoration of Appearance & Function Trust), where they receive £5 from Community Foneback.  The phones are then reused for communications in developing countries. For more information about the recycling charity scheme, email Amanda Bailey at: charity@raft.ac.uk, or you can call her at:  01923 835815.  They are also located at:  The Leopold Muller Building, Mount Vernon Hospital, Rickmansworth Road, Northwood, Middlesex, HA6 2RN, United Kingdom http://www.raft.ac.uk/donate/mobiles.html

If you are thinking of throwing your old mobile phone away, then think again!  Instead, you should recycle your old mobile with the Open University, where that phone is worth £3.50.  They have already raised over £16,000 with recycled phones, and you can be one of the many to contribute. For more information, contact their Student Registration and Enquiry Service at:  The Open University, PO Box 197, Milton Keynes, MK7 6BJ, United Kingdom or call +44 (0)845 300 60 90.  You could also send them an email through their website. http://www3.open.ac.uk/media/fullstory.aspx?id=12709

Would you like to recycle your mobile or printer cartridge for money?  Recycling Appeal is a great scheme to get involved with, because you can recycle toner cartridges, ink cartridges, and mobile phones of many different brands to make some extra cash.  This is also fundraising made easy for you since all you have to do is send them the recyclable product(s) in the envelope they send to you! To find out more about Recycling Appeal, you can call 0845 30 20 10; send an email to info@recyclingappeal.com; or write to Recycling Appeal 31-37 Etna Road, Falkirk, FK2 9EG http://www.recyclingappeal.com/getinvolved/index.asp

Everyone knows that it would help our planet if we recycled more, but trying to find a place to do that can be tricky.  This is why all of the Orange shops in the United Kingdom have a place where you can mobile phone recycle.  They will also recycle mobile accessories, and everything is sent to Fonebak to determine if they can be reused or not. You can give Orange your information on their website so that they can send you an envelope for sending your mobile phone recycle to them.  To find out more first, you can write to the ... Full Story