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Community Shred Day

Let's shred your unwanted, sensitive documents.

We host Community Shred Days and in-branch shredding opportunities each year in communities across Iowa and eastern Nebraska to help you protect your identity. 


Documents recommended for shredding include anything that contains your identifying information, such as old checkbooks, credit card offers, account statements, etc.  Shredding services are provided by Shred-it.

Dates & Locations

Community Shred Day Events
Our Community Shred Day events are free and open to the public. A maximum of two containers with a 25-pound limit per container will be accepted. Attendees are asked to bring documents in the cargo area of your vehicle, remain in your vehicle and enjoy the free, full-service event. 

Location Date / Time

Cedar Falls
Veridian Credit Union Office
6525 Chancellor Drive

Sept. 16
9 a.m. to noon

Cedar Rapids
Westdale branch

Sept. 23
9 a.m. to noon

Omaha
Legacy branch

Sept. 23
9 a.m. to noon

West Des Moines
Maple Grove Elementary School
1455 98th St.

Sept. 16
9 a.m. to noon

In-branch Shred Opportunities
Members can safely discard their unwanted, sensitive documents in locked bins located inside select branches during regular business hours . Please limit documents to shred at these locations to 15 pounds per person. Participating branches include:

How to Prepare

Documents recommended for shredding include anything that contains your identifying information, such as old checkbooks, credit card offers, account statements, etc.  Please avoid bringing magazines, newspapers, coupons or similar items that don't contain your sensitive information. Please follow shred limit guidelines below:

  • Community Shred Day events - maximum of two containers, 25-pound limit per container
  • In-Branch Shred Opportunities - maximum of 15 pounds per person

More tips for preparing to attend Community Shred Day are available in the video below.

 

Results

Since the first Community Shred Day in 2009, Veridian has helped approximately 53,000 people shred more than 1.3 million pounds of unwanted, sensitive documents. That equates to an estimated 11,235 trees and 1,991 cubic yards of landfill space saved. All shredded paper is recycled into commercial-grade paper towels, toilet paper and other paper products.

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1.3 million pounds

 of documents shredded

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11,235 trees

saved by recycled shred
 

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1,991 cubic yards

of landfill space saved

 

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