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Cell Phone Recycling   Provide children and adults living in fear of abuse access to police and ambulance services 24 hours a day/365 days a year; no service provider required!   Most donated phones are given to individuals in danger, the remaining are properly recycled by a company that makes a cash contribution back to The Shelter for each phone submitted.   You can drop your cell phones at one of the following locations (our sincere thanks to these caring businesses and organizations for hosting our Cell Phone Recycling bins):   Starbucks Coffee Company Stores at the following locations:   5th Avenue S 9th Street S Audubon Plaza I-75 & Pine Ridge/Vineyards at Cross Roads Plaza Immokalee & 41 at Grenada Plaza Kingslake Plaza Pine Ridge & Goodlette-Frank Rds at Sweet Bay Plaza Pine Ridge & Livingston   Radio Rd & Santa Barbara/Berkshire Plaza Vanderbilt & Airport Rd Waterside Shops   Additional locations include:   AT&T Wireless, 2083 Tamiami Trail N Collier County Sheriff substations First Presbyterian Church, 250 6th Street S Florida Community Bank, Randall & Immokalee Rds Helps Outreach, J&C Blvd Neighborhood Health Clinic, 120 Goodlette Rd Options Thrift Shoppe, 968 Second Ave N Pregnancy Resource Center, 10611 Tamiami Trail North, A-4 RBC Bank, 4099 Radio Rd Barron Collier Companies, 2600 Golden Gate Pkwy Borders Bookstore, 41 & Immokalee Rd Planned Parenthood of Collier County, 1425 Creech Rd (Goodlette & Creech Rd) Pulte Homes, Bonita Beach Rd San Marco Catholic Church, San Marco Rd, Marco Island Vanderbilt Presbyterian Church, Immokalee & Airport Rds Wireless Toyz, Marquesa Plaza, Livingston & Pine Ridge Super Suds, Ltd, 28301 S. Tamiami Trl Regions Bank, Vineyards Office, 5909 Pine Ridge Rd Huntington Bank, Pelican Bay, 8889 Pelican Bay Blvd #100   To host a recycling bin or organize a Cell Phone Recycling Drive, please email RGrabau@naplesshelter.org or call 239.775.3862, ext. 235.

 

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