Yes. Donating through HearCycle is free for donors. We send a free shipping kit to your address, and you can mail your hearing aids using the provided kit. There are no donor fees or hidden costs.

To donate your hearing aids, complete the donation form with your details. HearCycle will mail you a free shipping kit within 1 to 2 business days. Once the kit arrives, place your hearing aids inside and drop it in any USPS mailbox.

We accept most types, brands, makes, and models of hearing aids. This includes used hearing aids, old hearing aids, inherited hearing aids, working devices, partially working devices, and non-working devices.

Yes. Non-working hearing aids may still have value through parts recovery, responsible recycling, or other reuse opportunities. Please include them in your donation kit even if you are not sure whether they still work.

Yes. You can donate one device, one pair, or multiple hearing aids. If you are donating several devices, include the details in the donation form so we can send the right shipping kit.

After you submit the donation form, HearCycle usually mails the free shipping kit within 1 to 2 business days. Delivery time may vary depending on your location and postal service timing.

Yes. HearCycle accepts hearing aid donations from donors across all 50 U.S. states. You do not need to visit a local drop-off point. The entire process can be completed by mail.

After we receive your hearing aids, each device is reviewed, cleaned, tested, and prepared for reuse where possible. Devices that cannot be reused may still support parts recovery or responsible recycling. A portion of every sale supports trusted hearing-related charities.

A portion of every sale supports trusted hearing-related charities. This helps donated hearing aids create impact beyond the original device by supporting hearing care access and related charitable work.

Yes. HearCycle handles donor information carefully and securely. Your details are used to send your shipping kit, process your donation, and communicate with you about the donation process.

Yes. Many donors send hearing aids that belonged to a parent, grandparent, spouse, or loved one. HearCycle provides a respectful and simple way to give those devices a second life.

Yes. If you have hearing aid cases, chargers, cleaning tools, or related accessories, you may include them with your hearing aid donation. Please mention them in the additional notes field when submitting the form.

You can donate hearing aids by mail through HearCycle from anywhere in the United States. Instead of searching for a local drop-off location, request a free shipping kit and mail your devices through USPS.