19 Dec Free Shred Day in San Antonio
Great news for those of you in search of a Free Shred Day in San Antonio – GO Month (Get Organized Month) Event 2013
An organization called NAPO San Antonio will hold its 3rd Annual Clear Your Clutter Day and free shred event on Saturday, January 12, 2013, from 10 A.M. to 2 P.M. at the Goodwill at 281 & Bitters.
Here’s their information:
Free SHREDDING!
- 1st letter size box is FREE!
- Additional letter size box: $5
- Additional legal size box: $8
Don’t Miss Your Chance – Drop off for FREE:
- One carload of unwanted items*
- Computers, electronics
- Furniture, antiques, framed pictures
- Cookware, dishes, housewares
- Clothing, jewelry, shoes
- Games, toys, sporting goods
- Books, lamps, office supplies
*Please note, flammable, corrosive, toxic, poisonous, reactive, or explosive (including paint and batteries) cannot be accepted at this event.
About NAPO San Antonio: This is the local chapter of the National Association for Professional Organizers. NAPO separates the pros from the pack. If you need organizing help from a reliable source, visit www.NAPOSanAntonio.com.
If you want expert organizing help, find a company that is run by a Certified Professional Organizer.
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CAROL KOBERNAT
Posted at 17:23h, 02 JanuaryOn the free shred day coming up on Jan 12th, will the documents be shred while I’m there?
Helene Segura
Posted at 17:34h, 02 JanuaryGreat question! Yes, Pinnacle Shredding will have their truck onsite. If you want to wait to watch your papers go through the shredder, you are more than welcome. Last year during the busiest period of the day, the longest wait was about 15 minutes.
Helene Segura
Posted at 11:47h, 11 JanuaryHere are a few more questions that came in from readers, along with the answers:
Q1. What is you have boxes that are not letter size? Can they still be shredded and if so, what is the charge for them beyond the first one? For instance we have papers in plastic containers and tubs.
A1: When folks bring in boxes or bags that aren’t exactly letter or legal size, Pinnacle will give them an estimate. Example: That’s about 5 legal size boxes. Or, that’s about 2 legal size and 1 letter size.
Q2: What form does payment need to be made in for the shredding?
A2: CASH, please! And if you can bring exact change, that’s even better!!
Q3: Is there a limit on how many boxes we can bring?
A3: To my knowledge, there is no limit, but they’re also expecting residential shredding and not large business jobs. If you can keep it to perhaps 5 legal size boxes per vehicle, I don’t think they’ll have a problem taking it.