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MTV Staying Alive Foundation fight HIV the smart way by supporting innovative programs on the ground, in areas that need it most by funding the creative and ambitious young leaders that run them. Those we fund are at the core of understanding what needs to be done to make a positive change in the face of the epidemic. You can help raise funds by donating your old mobile phones.

Donating your mobile phones has never been easier! Pop into your local charity shop and donate your unwanted mobile phones. If you preferred charity doesn't have a collection box, why not suggest they give us a call! Click on 'Our Partners' page to see who we are currently working with.

Thousands of children wake up to face another day without the love and security of their parents – many of them lost as a result of poverty and disease. The Nelson Mandela Children's Fund can't give them back their parents – but it can make sure they have a happy childhood and hope for the future by supporting the communities where they live. Help raise funds for the Nelson Mandela Children's Fund by recycling your unwanted mobile phones.

forgottenmobile.com have partnered with literacy programme, Published World, to promote mobile phone recycling in schools to raise much needed funds and to help promote recycling as a concept at an early age.

The Environment Agency have approved forgottenmobile.com as an Upper Tier Carrier Broker Dealer of controlled waste which includes the handling of mobile phones, chargers, mp3 players, toners and cartridges, etc.

Following an assessment by an independent body, forgottenmobile.com has been awarded ISO 14001 certification. This certification has only been achieved by less than 1% of UK businesses and this prestigious award is supported by the Government and recognised world-wide.

forgottenmobile.com.com have recently launched a campaign to help raise funds for schools by recycling old or unwanted mobile phones. The Summer 2011 PTA Magazine was released today and you will find details of our recycling scheme on page 25. Alternatively, please click below to see more details and see our ad!

Springboard is a community based charity providing a safe, accessible, inclusive play and recreation centre for young people with special needs or disabilities and to families with young children, irrespective of their ethnicity or status, together with support, advocacy and information services for our members. To donate your old or unwanted mobile phones to The Springboard Project, please contact us.

Haig Housing Trust was established by Haig Homes in 2008 to provide individual housing solutions for members of the ex-Service community in housing need, especially those with serious injury, disability or illness. Please view their fundraising page to see how you can donate.

Family Support Work (FSW) helps families across East and West Sussex to overcome major difficulties in their lives. We have partnered with Family Support Work to collect old or unwanted mobile phones and are very excited to be working with David and his team.

The Tree of Hope Children's Charity have partnered with forgottenmobile.com to collect old or unwanted mobile phones and raise additional funding for their charity. The Tree of Hope Children's Charity offers hope to the families of sick children in the UK who need specialist medical surgery, treatment and therapy in order to free them from suffering, giving a better quality to their young lives.

forgottenmobile.com have partnered with St Peter & St James Hospice & Continuing Care Centre to collect used or unwanted mobile phones and help raise funds for the Hospice. St Peter & St James Hospice provide in-patient and day care facilities for terminally ill patients in East and West Sussex. All of the Hospice services are free of charge to patients and their loved ones.

CCVS is an independent charity that offers advice, information, help and support to local voluntary and community groups. Signing up with forgottenmobile.com will enable CCVS to raise much needed additional funding throughout 2011 and 2012.

forgottenmobile.com have partnered with The Dame Vera Lynn Trust for Children with Cerebral Palsy, a charity that provides a specialist service for families of young children with cerebral palsy and other disabilities.

Jon White appeared on BBC Sussex radio to discuss the activities forgottenmobile.com are part of in the local community. Jon participated in a quiz against another local organisation based in East Sussex and ever so nearly won, but had to eventually settle for a draw!

Hurst College in Hurstpierpoint will start collecting old or unwanted mobile phones to raise funds for a new astroturf pitch and for The Torch Trust, a Christian organisation with a worldwide vision for people with sight loss.

forgottenmobile.com are proud to announce our latest fundraising partner, St Margaret's Church of England Primary School in Crawley who will be collecting old or unwanted mobile phones to raise funds for the school.

It is with great pleasure that we announce our latest fundraising partner, Three Bridges Infant School. The school is currently raising funds for their Outside Learning Environment and expect to raise a lot of additional funding through the collection of mobile phones.

It really is exciting times for forgottenmobile.com and we are also pleased to have been chosen to work with our latest Partner Organisation, St Catherine's Hospice based in Crawley, West Sussex. At forgottenmobile.com we are very excited about working with Michael and the Team at St Catherine's and driving lots of additional funding.

We are pleased to announce the appointment to the Board of Directors of Jonathan Macfie as Non Executive Chairman. As our business grows and we talk to more and more organisations about raising additional funding via our unique mobile phone recycling program we felt it was the right time to strengthen the Senior Management Team. Jonathan brings a wealth of business experience and expertise that will help to strengthen forgottenmobile.com and we welcome him to the Team.

My New Hair's Trevor Sorbie featured on Tuesday's episode of Daybreak to discuss My New Hair's wonderful work with women who have lost their hair because of chemotherapy. forgottenmobile.com have been working with My New Hair to raise funds for their ongoing work.

forgottenmobile.com attended a charity lunch to help raise funds via the recycling of mobile phones, 27 were collected On the day with a further 30 expected, since this lunch 3 collection boxes have been placed in Handcross school. Mynewhair and forgottenmobile.com are looking forward to working together to create more fundraising opportunities in the future.