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Community invited to DCCU’s upcoming Shred Days

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dupont-credit-unionShredding documents is the best way to prevent personal information from falling into the wrong hands and DuPont Community Credit Union (DCCU) is excited to partner with Shred-it® (formerly Cintas) to host its semi-annual Shred Days.

The community is invited to bring personal documents and have them securely shredded for FREE. Participants are asked to bring non-perishable food items that will be donated to the Blue Ridge Area Food Bank.

Stop by one of these locations between 9AM and 12PM to have your personal and sensitive documents shredded:

  • Saturday, September 20 – Lucy Lane (Waynesboro) and Kaylor (Harrisonburg)
  • Saturday, October 18 – Stuarts Draft
  • Saturday, October 25 – Woodstock and Community Way (Staunton)
  • Saturday, November 1 – West Main (Waynesboro) and Verona

For more information, please visit www.mydccu.com or call (540) 946-3200.

 

 

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