We collect old cellphones lying around in people's drawers and ship them to our partners in Africa, who donate them to less fortunate families that cannot afford to buy a cellphone or to replace a broken one.
During our exciting trip to Africa, we noticed everyone had a cellphone, including those without money. We realized a cellphone was more important than a meal to many, but how can they afford it and what can they do when they break their phone?
FACTS
only
33%
have a proper drainage system
only
50%
have paved roads
only
63%
have piped water
yet
93%
have cellphones
How can you help?
Do you travel to Cape Town or Johannesburg and are willing to bring a couple of cell phones to our partner in Africa? Click here if you want to help.
Do you have a cell phone that you are no longer using? Click here for instructions on how you can donate it to a child in Africa!
African child taking on cell phone
Two african children looking at a cell phone
Two African children looking at a cell phone
African child using a cell phone in the school
Two African women using a cell phone
Several African school children using a cell phone
WHO ARE WE?
Lukas Lundqvist
President
Ben Kirk
Vice-president & Treasurer
Sofia Lundqvist
Secretary