I’ve said it before, shredding can get tiring and taxing. So, why not bring it to any one of the community shredding events in and around Chicago. /Shredathon/resized_Shred-A-Thon%20009.jpg)
You will surely find one throughout the year. No need to hit that shredding every so often. Just keep all your sensitive documents in a box and on shredding day, haul them to your car and into the large shredding trucks.
Tomorrow, May 14 is one such event. See below for details.
Make the most out of what is FREE in Chicago!
The Wicker Park & Bucktown Community SHREDDING AND E-RECYCLING DAYS, sponsored by WPB SSA #33, will take place on the second Saturday of every other month, from 10am – 12pm in the parking lot at A.N. Pritzker School. PLEASE NOTE THE NEW LOCATION- THE PARKING LOT IS LOCATED AT 2020 W EVERGREEN.
This year’s dates are March 12th, May 14th, July 9th, September 10th, and November 12th.
Are you worried about identity theft? Are you interested in protecting the environment and conserving natural resources? Then you should to participate in the Wicker Park and Bucktown Community Shredding and Recycling Days!
Paper Shredding by Shred It
Gather your old financial records, cancelled checks, credit card statements, love letters from your ex and watch them get destroyed in a matter of minutes, right before your very eyes. Thanks to Shred It, a portable document destruction company, you can have all of your sensitive paperwork shredded for free! There is a 3 box/bag limit; but you can have additional material shredded for $5 per box/bag.
Computer Recycling by PCRR
PC Rebuilders & Recyclers (PCRR) will be on hand to collect unwanted computer equipment. All hard drives are wiped clean by PCRR; full reporting is available upon request. PCRR refurbishes retired computers for schools, non-profits and homes. Systems that cannot be refurbished will be recycled responsibly. PCRR will accept: Computers, laptops, monitors, printers, computer cables, mice, keyboards, fax machines, TVs, VCRs, DVD and MP3 players, video game consoles, cell phones and video equipment. For additional information please visit www.pcrr.com. NO HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCES, PLEASE.
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