On Saturday, Sept. 28, Merrimack Valley Credit Union (MVCU) hosted a community Shred Day at its Lawrence, Waltham and Bridgewater locations.
Members of the credit union and community at large brought old, unwanted documents to be shredded. Proper disposal of documents, such as shredding, is imperative to protecting private personal information from identity thieves. Shredding is the safest way to dispose of documents containing a signature, account number, social security number or medical or legal information that are no longer necessary to retain.
Throughout the day, the credit union also offered light refreshments and held a drawing to win two tickets to see the New England Patriots play the Miami Dolphins at Gillette Stadium (no purchase necessary). Congratulations to the lucky winner, Rolando Montanez!
“Our members and communities truly enjoy and appreciate these Shred Day events as they provide a wonderful opportunity to safely dispose of unwanted documents,” says MVCU’s Vice President of Marketing Paula Kerwin. “It’s also a fun way for our team to connect with our members and communities outside of the normal financial services. We had a great time chatting with members throughout the day!”
MVCU plans to host one more Shred Day later this fall. Stay tuned for more details and keep up with upcoming events at www.mvcu.com/events.
Top of page: Members of the credit union and community at large stopped by MVCU’s Lawrence (pictured above), Waltham or Bridgewater branches to drop off old documents for shredding.
