Association of periOperative Registered Nurses of Alameda County, California

AORN Alameda County


Donate a Cellular Phone!

You can donate your used wireless phone to support “CALL to PROTECT”, which aids in the fight against domestic violence. Wireless phones are reprogrammed with emergency phone numbers and redistributed free of charge to victims in need. All the information and forms are located at www.donateaphone.com

How to Donate
To donate your used wireless phone to help fight domestic violence, mail the phone, battery, and charger to:

CALL to PROTECT
c/o Motorola
1580 E. Ellsworth Road
Ann Arbor, MI 48108

Please be sure to deactivate your phone’s service before you donate it.

You may also donate your phone by taking it to a location near you. To find a collection site in your area go here. Unfortunately, there are no Alameda County locations! You can donate locally at:

Bill Jones Tae Kwon Do Academy
1500 Monument Boulevard, Suite D7, Concord

Martinez Chamber of Commerce, 620 Las Juntas Street, Martinez

House of Red, 495 Carolina Street, San Francisco

By donating a wireless phone you are no longer using to the Wireless Foundation, you are helping the fight against domestic violence by placing a powerful tool in the hands of victims in trouble.

The Wireless Foundation is a non-profit 501(c)(3) organization, so your phone and associated shipping expenses are tax deductible. Forms are available here in PDF format.

Approximately 25,000 phones have been donated through the Wireless Foundation's CALL to PROTECT program. Thanks to the support of Motorola and in coordination with the National Coalition Against Domestic Violence, over 1000 shelters, advocacy organizations, police departments, district attorneys’ offices and other organizations have distributed CALL to PROTECT phones to victims in need. Wireless carriers who are members of the Cellular Telecommunications & Internet Association donate free emergency airtime to victims. The wireless industry’s goal is to arm every victim of domestic violence with a CALL to PROTECT phone. Phones are pre-programmed for 911 and one additional non-emergency number.


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Updated April 15, 2002

Created April 15, 2002 by Mary Ritchie, RN, CNOR

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Donate a Cellular Phone