Did you know that any cell phone with a working battery will call 911, even if there is no service attached to it?
Most domestic abuse shelters/programs accept old cell phone donations and distribute them to women or families who may need them in an emergency. You can donate your old cell phone(s) and help save a life. Get in touch with your local domestic abuse shelter/program (Spruce Run in Maine) or click here for more information from the National Coalition Against Domestic Violence.
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R. J. Keller is the author of Waiting For Spring. An avid independent movie enthusiast, she was Managing Editor of The Movie Fanatic website and created episodes of the writer-centric YouTube series, Inside The Writers' Studio, with author Kristen Tsetsi. She co-hosted Book Chatter with Stacey Cochran from 2011-2014. She lives in Central Maine with her family, where she enjoys gardening, collecting geeky memorabilia, and watching other people cook.
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Wh…wh…what happened to your cool, green-striped theme?
P.S. I hope you don’t mind that I described “Waiting for Spring” thusly on Twitter:
“like a perfectly boiled egg, there’s tender, tasty love in the center of this hard Maine town.”
I’m experimenting with this theme again. I liked the other one, because it was so colorful, but it was hard on my eyes. (I have nerdily bad eyesight.)
And I LOVE that description of WFS! I found it and retweeted it! Thanks!!!!
Thanks for including us in your post! The phones really do make a difference!