Do you have any old mobile phones to donate for Charity?

Can you help? We are supporting Lister Communications & Punchline Gloucester's Charity Campaign in aid of The Nelson Trust and collecting your old mobile phones.

Do you have old mobile phones gathering dust?

The campaign is in aid of The Nelson Trust, the Stroud-based charity that brings hope and long-term recovery to lives affected by addiction and multiple disadvantages.

There are thousands of old phones gathering dust in peoples homes & offices - we just need to collect them. It doesn’t matter if it’s one or one hundred- they all count. They will be either upcycled or recycled.

Come and help us fill our box - drop your old mobile phones into our office.

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