911 Cell Phone Bank Partner with us
A phone with a blank manila claim tag tied on with red string, lying on cream paper.
Fig. 01 — Left behind. Not for long.

IAAPA Expo 2026 · Orlando · Nov 16–20

Your lost and found is full of lifelines.

911 Cell Phone Bank takes the phones nobody comes back for, securely erases them, and donates them to law enforcement and victim agencies. Free for your venue, shipping included.

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  • Free pickup
  • Free shipping
  • Secure data erasure

Since 2004

victims of human trafficking and domestic violence assisted.

A phone left in a drawer helps no one. Sent to 911 Cell Phone Bank, it goes to an agency that works with survivors.

How it works

From your shelf to someone's lifeline.

Four steps. Zero cost to your venue.

  1. A lost and found bin full of tagged phones.

    01

    Collect

    Gather the phones nobody claimed from your lost and found, front desk, or property room.

  2. An open shipping box packed with phones in sleeves.

    02

    Ship free

    Send them to 911 Cell Phone Bank. Shipping is covered, so the service costs your venue nothing.

  3. 03

    Erase

    Every device is securely data erased before it goes anywhere else.

  4. A phone with a lost and found tag resting in warm sunlight.

    04

    Donate

    Erased phones are donated to law enforcement and victim agencies that support survivors.

Who it's for

Built for places that collect phones.

Already on the list

Partners as published by 911 Cell Phone Bank.

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Open a claim ticket.

Tell us about your venue and someone from 911 Cell Phone Bank will follow up. Meeting at the Expo? Say so in the message.

Where
Orange County Convention Center, Orlando, Florida
When
November 16 to 20, 2026
Cost
Free, shipping included