BBB Shred Day

Bookmark & Share
  • MySpace
  • Digg
  • Delicious
  • StumbleUpon

 


About BBB Shred Day

Better Business Bureau serving Central, Coastal, Southwest Texas and the Permian Basin is part of an expansive network of local BBBs across North America that collaborates to produce this bi-annual shred day event. The program is a BBB-branded identity theft, fraud prevention and educational initiative that features on-site document destruction and distribution of identity protection tips and resources to local communities.

BBB Shred Day is an opportunity for local consumers and businesses to prevent identity theft and help the environment through free on-site document shredding, as well as paper, cell phone and computer recycling. BBB Shred Day is held in communities throughout BBB’s service area including Corpus Christi, Killeen, Midland/Odessa, Round Rock and San Antonio.



AUSTIN

Date:  Saturday, April 21st
Time:  9:00 AM to 1:00 PM
Location:  Dell's Roundrock Campus
                 2401 Greenlawn Boulevard, Building #8
                 Round Rock, TX 78664

CORPUS CHRISTI

Date:  Saturday, April 21st
Time:  9:00 AM to 1:00 PM
Location:  KIII-TV Studios
                 5002 S. Padre Island Drive
                 Corpus Christi, TX 78411

MIDLAND

Date:  Saturday, April 28th
Time:  10:00 AM to 1:00 PM
Location:  Complex Community Federal Credit Union
                 310 W. Longview Avenue
                 Midland, TX 79701

CENTROPLEX/WACO

Date:  Saturday, April 21st
Time:  9:00 AM to 1:00 PM
Location:  KWTX-TV Studios
                 6700 American Plaza
                 Waco, TX 76712




Free shredding and recycling services will be available at all locations or until the shred trucks reach capacity. Please limit shred documents to no more than 10 boxes per vehicle. Monetary donations benefiting BBB Education Foundation will be accepted.




BBB Shred Day events in 2011 served over 7,500 cars in the communities throughout BBB’s service area. Consumers and businesses shred over 170 tons of paper, recycled 4,415 pounds of cardboard, recycled 20,437 pounds of computer parts and recycled 500 pounds of old cell phones.

View more photos: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8