Danbury Residents Rejoice, Shred Day is Coming to the Hat City

Get your papers y'all cause shred day is coming to the Hat City.

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Do you have documents, receipts or any sensitive paper materials that you'd like to see obliterated? If you said yes, you need to join the Danbury Rotary Club tomorrow (September 17th). The Rotary Club will be holding it's annual Shred Day event. The event goes from 9 am - Noon at 20 Segar Street AKA the Chuck's Steakhouse parking lot.

So, what might a person have shredded? Here are some examples:

Tax documents
Anything with your social security number on it
Pay stubs
Medical records
Credit card, debit card, ATM receipts

If you think, maybe I'll put it off, or maybe I'll buy shredder, if either of those thoughts crossed your mind, stop it. You don't need to own a shredder and you know it. Furthermore, you have to stop kicking the can down the road. This event is for a great cause, so not only will you shred your sensitive materials but you'll be helping others at the same time. The money raised goes to student scholarships and other local causes.

According to the Patch, The Danbury Rotary Club also helps organizations like: Regional Hospice, Ann’s Place, and St. Joseph Parenting Center. What will all this cost you? It's $10 per copier box and you can fill as many of those boxes and bring them down as you'd like. They will be accepting cash and checks and there is no need to remove any staples. That makes it worth the price of admission right there.

I actually went to one of these shred days once, it was kind of fun.

I'm so excited about this event we promoted it on the Ethan and Lou Show on (9/8/22). You can listen to that segment below.

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