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Atlanta Shredding Company Shred-Green to Hold Free Shredding Event in Lilburn

Atlanta paper shredding company, Shred-Green partners with Atlanta Recycling Solutions to hold a free shredding and electronics recycling event for Gwinnett and neighboring county residents.

2011-04-12
ATLANTA, GA, April 12, 2011 (Press-News.org) Atlanta shredding company Shred-Green is partnering with Atlanta Recycling Solutions for a free shredding and electronics recycling event on April 16 for residents in Gwinnett and neighboring counties. Shred-Green will be on site to shred documents and collect electronics for recycling.

Shred-Green and Atlanta Recycling Solutions will be holding their free Atlanta paper shredding day from 10 a.m. until 2 p.m. on April 16 at Gwinnett Bible Chapel. The chapel is located at 3819 Five Forks Trickum Road in Lilburn.

As with all of its free shredding events, Shred-Green will be shredding documents and recycling the paper. Also at this event they have added free electronics recycling. They will be accepting computer equipment and parts, stereo equipment and cell phones; however, televisions and appliances cannot be accepted.

Although the event is free, donations will be accepted to support attendees of the Fellowship of Christian Athletes local organization's 2011 summer missions trip to the Dominican Republic. FCA is the largest Christian sports organization in America. FCA focuses on serving local communities by equipping, empowering and encouraging people to make a difference for Christ through athletics.

The event is a continuation of Shred-Green's commitment to community involvement. Over the past year, Shred-Green has sponsored free shredding events across metro Atlanta in order to promote recycling and identity theft prevention. Shred-Green is an environmentally responsible Atlanta shredding company offering secure on-site document shredding.

"We are excited to partner with Atlanta Recycling Solutions to help the Gwinnett and neighboring communities responsibly recycle and dispose of paper documents and electronics, all while benefiting a worthy cause," explains Kathy Perkins, co- owner of Shred-Green.

Community involvement is a core value of Shred-Green's service. By offering free shredding events and fundraisers, the company strives to use its expertise and resources to serve the community. Shred-Green offers secure on-site Atlanta document shredding, hard drive destruction and off-site secure document storage.

For a full list of accepted electronics or further information about the event, call 678.514.2501, or visit Shred-Green online at www.shred-green.com.

About Shred-Green:

Shred-Green is an Atlanta shredding company offering secure on-site document destruction and off-site storage. At Shred-Green, community involvement is a priority; they regularly hold fundraising events to support charities and free shredding events to help the community to protect their personal information. Shred-Green is also committed to environmental responsibility, recycling all shreds and using state-of-the art, energy-efficient shredding equipment.

For more information, visit: www.shred-green.com.


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[Press-News.org] Atlanta Shredding Company Shred-Green to Hold Free Shredding Event in Lilburn
Atlanta paper shredding company, Shred-Green partners with Atlanta Recycling Solutions to hold a free shredding and electronics recycling event for Gwinnett and neighboring county residents.