Northland Community Shredding Day
and food drive to benefit Mid-Ohio Foodbank
Saturday, October 24
10 am to 2 pm
1805 Morse Road
(at Tamarack Boulevard)

Help protect yourself and your family from identity theft! Bring personal papers, computer disks and other materials* containing unneeded confidential information to our twentieth semi-annual Community ShreddingDay to be shredded using Fireproof Records Center’s mobile shredding unit FREE of charge. Keep these materials out of the hands of identity thieves! *Shredding limit 5 boxes or paper bags, please.

We’re asking everyone who brings material to be shredded (or anyone who wants to help feed hungry people in central Ohio) to bring THREE or more non-perishable food items to donate to Mid-Ohio Foodbank. Items such as boxed dry foods; canned meats, fruits and vegetables; cereals and mixes; and pasta and rice will be collected right on site. For more information on Mid-Ohio Foodbank, visit http://www.midohiofoodbank.org. for more information.
To learn more about identity theft, visit the Federal Trade Commission ID Theft Web site at
http://www.ftc.gov/idtheft.

e-Waste Recycle Drive
For this event, we have partnered with Recycle Girl Ohio to offer FREE recycling of e-Waste.
e-Waste includes unwanted, outdated and/or non-functional electronic items, such as:
computers ● computer components ● VCRs ● DVD players ● audio players ● tapes ● CDs ● stereos ● telephones ● cell phones ● PDAs ● cameras ● chargers ● power adapters ● printers ● copiers ● scanners ● fax machines ● ink and toner cartridges ● networking equipment ● cables, cords and connectors ● lithium-ion (rechargeable) batteries ● digital cable boxes ● MP3 players (iPOD, etc.) ● video game systems ● stereo equipment ● audio-video equipment ● appliances (microwave, fitness equipment, vacuums, etc.).
PLEASE NOTE: A $10 donation/disposal fee is required for CRT computer/video monitors and TVs.

Located immediately adjacent to our drive-through shredding operation, Recycle Girl Ohio personnel will assist you by unloading items to be recycled from your vehicle. In most cases, you won’t even need to unbuckle your seat belt!

For more information on Recycle Girl Ohio, email recyclegirlohio@gmail.com, visit
http://facebook.com/RecycleGirlOhio or call (937) 360-1547.

Presented by the Northland Community Council, Menards, Recycle Girl Ohio, and the NABA State Route 161 Task Force and endorsed by the Columbus Division of Police with support from Fireproof Records Center and The Ink Well Business Center.

Have questions? Interested in volunteering to help? Please contact Emmanuel Remy at (614) 453-5007 or emmanuel.v.remy@gmail.com.

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