Q: What is the Alltech-Muhammad Ali Center Global Education and Charitable Fund?

A: Alltech and the Muhammad Ali Center recently partnered to implement programs to inspire

adults and children to be as great as they can be. By focusing on education and providing

humanitarian aid to those in need, we can help address many of the world’s challenges.

Q: How can you help the fund?

A: Supporting the fund is free and it is easy – and recycling cell phones helps everyone. Simply

place your cell phone in the attached postage paid envelope and drop it into your nearest

mailbox, it is that easy.

Q: How do I participate?

A: Recycle your cell phone and give the gift of communication. Cell phones can be mailed using

the postage paid envelope given to you today or the envelope in USA Today Sports Weekly

Special Edition featuring Muhammad Ali. If you don’t have an envelope, or more than one

phone, you can mail it to:

3031 Catnip Hill Pike

Nicholasville, KY 40356

Q: What do you do with the phones?

A: Upon receipt, phones are sorted by brand, model, and quality. Traditionally 90% of the phones

are suitable for reuse. Memory on the phones is wiped clean, the phones are reset to factory

settings, given a new face and new accessories, and they’re ready to go.

Q: Then where do they go?

A: The phones are sent to third world countries where new phones are seen as a luxury item. This

allows the countries and the people using the phones to fast track technology so they don’t have

to install expensive land lines.

Q: And the phones that aren’t suitable for reuse?

A: They are shipped to authorized waste sites where they’re broken down into their individual

components and recycled!

Q: Are there any security issues?

A: No. We insure the wiping of the memory so all your old numbers no longer exist. We only

work with authorized dealers, which we regularly audit to make sure the phones get to people

who need them.

Q: Is this a new concept?

A: Sort of. Programs such as these have been in existence for more than five years so we know

how it works. We’re continually updating our methods to make sure we raise as much money

for the fund, while at the same time, provide a quality product to those in need.

Q: Where can I learn more about the Fund and the Cell Phone Recycling Program?

A: For more details log onto www.alicenter.org