Description

 Chamber Shred Day

Our monthly Shred Day is hosted the first Wednesday of the month (except for December and January) from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Appointment is necessary due to demand. Please enter through the front doors of the AAA building instead of the side door. If weather is permitting monthly events will be outside. 

Not able to stop by during our monthly service?!? Appointments throughout the month must be made in advance by email or by phone to (614) 888-3040. There is a 10 box minimum to set up an individual appointment. If enough people need drop offs with less than five boxes before the next monthly Shred Day we may offer a mid-month drop off. Please email or call to see if that is available.

We do ask for a donation to the Chamber based on the number of boxes. The Chamber accepts cash, checks made payable to WACC, or credit card.

THE COST:
1-3 boxes - $25
4-6 boxes - $50
7-9 boxes $75
10-12 boxes $100 

*Please schedule an appointment for any larger drop-offs

WHAT'S ACCEPTED: 

• Papers
• Magazines
• File folders
• Stapled items

WHAT SIZE IS ACCEPTED:

A “box” refers to a “banker’s size” file box or similar cardboard box, or the equivalent of a 13-gallon kitchen trash bag (not a 30-gallon waste bag or yard-size bag). Larger boxes or bags are discouraged and will count as multiple boxes.

WHAT'S NOT ACCEPTED:

• Accordion folders
• Three ring binders
• Diskettes
• CDS
• DVDs
• Electronics
• Other media

WHAT HAPPENS AFTER:

Your documents will be securely destroyed by Royal Document Destruction, a Chamber-member business that was the first shredding company in Ohio to become certified by the National Association for Information Destruction (NAID).

Royal Document Destruction sees the shredding/destruction process through from start to finish. The material is destroyed to a particle size no wider than 5/8 inch shred width (industry standard). Single, double and triple shredding systems provide added quality control. Once shredded, the material is commingled with similar grade recycled paper to further separate information. The paper is immediately baled and shipped by semi-load to paper mills for recycling. All material is destroyed in compliance with all federal laws, and meeting or exceeding standards set forth by NAID.