Laptop Battery Buried in the back of a drawer or collecting dust on a high shelf, old, disconnected cell phones aren't used for much. But where most see worthless technological relics, teachers at a school for severely handicapped children in Newark see a funding source for much needed equipment and a new outdoor playground.
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Thinkpad Yesterday, Essex County Executive Joseph DiVincenzo Jr. delivered close to 500 used cell phones to the Regional School-Essex campus in Newark, a state-run school for children with severe mental and physical disabilities. The school will sell the phones to the FundingFactory, a Pennsylvania company that pays nonprofit groups and schools as much as $5 per recycled phone.
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Microsoft In February, the county Department of Corrections donated 400 phones confiscated from inmates at the Essex County Jail and never claimed, earning the school more than $1,100 for specialized walkers and electronic devices that help the children communicate.
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Laptop Computer "When I was here in February I made a commitment that we would collect phones from people throughout Essex County," DiVincenzo said. "This is one of my programs that's close to my heart. ... We're going to do this every year."
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Desktop Computer In addition to the phones collected by the county, two boxes of phones were donated by a pair of Manasquan High School students who read about the jail donation and decided to gather phones as a community service project. DiVincenzo also presented the school with a $3,500 check from the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey.
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Lenovo "A lot of the students live in high-rises so if they don't go outside here, they don't get to go out," Greenfield said. "The budget covers necessities, but a major project like this is just not in the budget."
Hard Drive By Jonathan Casiano
Star-Ledger - 12/18/2004
Topic: Recycling
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