Hearing Aid Recycling Program

What is the Hearing Aid Recycling Program?

Give a Gift of Hearing

Imagine a world in which you can no longer hear someone say “I love you”. You can’t communicate with family and friends on the phone any more. You can’t hear your child laugh. Those who suffer hearing loss can become isolated and removed from many aspects of everyday life that we take for granted.

Hearing impairment and deafness are serious disabilities that can impose heavy social and economic burdens on individuals, families, communities and even countries. The World Health Organization estimates that 360 million people worldwide have disabling hearing loss. Yet, current annual production of hearing aids meets less than 10% of that need.

We have a solution.

Hearing Aid Recycling Program (HARP)

Pacific Neuroscience Institute Foundation’s Hearing Aid Recycling Program (HARP) accepts your generous monetary and device donations. We have partnered with industry sponsors to provide the necessary services to clean and prepare recycled hearing aids for a new life of use. Your support allows us to mold, fit and refurbish hearing aids for people with limited financial resources to hearing-related care.

Give a Hearing Aid

A hearing aid that is no longer being used can make a remarkable difference in the life of someone who cannot afford one.

You can donate all types of hearing aids regardless of age, brand or model. All hearing aids are accepted, no matter their condition, and can be refurbished to help someone else.

The process is fast and easy.

How to donate

Follow these simple steps to donate your hearing aids and change someone’s life today.

• Take the hearing aid to a designated HARP drop-off location
  • Call us at 310-909-0180 to find out how to donate if you are not close to a HARP donation clinic.
• Fill out the donation card
  • Download and print the donation card pdf. You will receive a donation receipt.

Pacific Neuroscience Institute Foundation is a non-profit organization that operates under the Federal Exemption ID #47-5552178. All hearing aid and cash donations are tax deductible.

Hearing Aid Drop-off Locations

Get a Hearing Aid

Obtaining a hearing aid that remedies an individual’s unique hearing loss can make a significant impact on their quality of life. Now qualifying individuals can receive the hearing assistance and care they need.

How to qualify

• Hearing loss diagnosed and documented by a licensed audiologist
• Low income with no health insurance
• Low income with health insurance but no coverage for hearing aids

Contact our office to register for a consultation and find out if you qualify. If you do, you will be placed on our waiting list.

Hearing Aid Recycling Program Specialists

Chester F. Griffiths, MD

ENT Surgery

Courtney Voelker, MD, PhD (DPhil Oxon)

Ear, ENT Surgery

Rebecca Lewis, AuD

Audiology

Gregory Frazer, AuD, PhD

Audiology