Helping food bank an easy cell for students

TORONTO - Rogers Communications Inc. today announced that high school students from 15 cities across Canada collected over 18,500 used wireless devices as part of the inaugural Rogers Phones-for-Food High School Challenge. 45 high schools in cities from coast to coast entered the challenge to help reduce e-waste and help fund local food banks by collecting as many used wireless devices as possible over a five week period. "These are inspiring results from students across the country," said Rob Bruce, president, Rogers Wireless Inc. "They have proven they can make a big difference in our communities by making a positive...