JillBee
Just do it!
I was so happy to find a place to donate our old phones that would go to a great cause. The process is extremely easy!

Big Sky Recycling is a Certified B Corporation who’s recycling program is a simple, secure and free way to donate cell phone for charity.
Big Sky Recycling (bigskyrecycling.com) has 473 customer reviews on Five Star Index, with an average rating of 5.0 out of 5.
Is this your business?
Correct your details and reply to customers in public. Both are free.
Claim this listingShowing 466 reviews with 5 stars · Clear filters
JillBee
I was so happy to find a place to donate our old phones that would go to a great cause. The process is extremely easy!
Cedar K.
Thank you for making recycling of our old cell phones so easy and for a good cause. We had a drawer full of phones we no longer use, no charger cords for them, and the chore of checking them for old data was overwhelming. I really appreciate that you assure that they're clear of old data if there is any, and that you provide prepaid postage. It really couldn't be any easier. I'll use you again in the future. Thank you for providing this valuable service!
Linda
Nice service. Great to reuse phones and not have them end up in dumpsters.
happycats
You have a great website that is super easy to use. And the wonderful causes you support! The landfill thanks you for not adding five old phones to the pile!
customer
They made it very easy to donate my used cell phones. I hope they get to vets or anyone in need who can use them.
Lisa C.
We donated several cell phones to Big Sky Recycling and the process of receiving a pre-paid mailing label was immediate. Great job for a great cause.
Bob S.
This is a great service that's easy to use. I was able to recycle a handful of old phones and an old tablet that have been sitting in a drawer for years and now will be put to good use to help others.
Amra L.
I had a number of older cell phones from different people. Big Sky gave me a prepaid shipping label (I had over 5), I packed 'em in a box, put on the shipping label, and dropped it off at the Post Office. Easy peasy, and they may help somebody...