Comerica Bank's Shred Day Houston Returns on April 5
Comerica Bank and Iron Mountain Incorporated announce the return of Shred Day Houston on April 5, 2025, from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. at Comerica's Mangum Banking Center.
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Comerica Bank and Iron Mountain Incorporated announce the return of Shred Day Houston on April 5, 2025, from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. at Comerica's Mangum Banking Center. The free event offers secure shredding of sensitive documents for individuals, small businesses, and nonprofits, with no paper limit.
The initiative, led by Houston Market President Jason Baker, combines document security with environmental sustainability, as all shredded paper will be recycled. Additionally, the event supports the Houston Food Bank through food and monetary donations, particularly beneficial for young Houstonians during summer vacation when free meal assistance is unavailable.
Since its inception in 2013, Shred Day Houston has successfully destroyed and recycled over one million pounds of paper while providing more than 410,000 meals for area residents facing hunger.
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- Community engagement initiative strengthens Comerica's brand presence in Houston market
- Demonstrates environmental and social responsibility through document recycling and food bank support
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Guests are invited to make a food and/or monetary donation to the Houston Food Bank as they drive through the shred lanes.
"Shredding documents containing personal information is a vital step in preventing identity theft," said Jason Baker, Comerica Bank's Houston Market President. "The goal of our Shred Day is to protect your privacy and the earth by keeping these documents out of the hands of dumpster divers and local landfills."
The public, including small business owners and nonprofits, is invited to bring personal or business paper documents to be securely destroyed. All paper from Shred Day Houston will be turned into pulp and recycled. There is no limit to the amount of paper individuals can bring, and those with large loads will be accommodated at a nearby Iron Mountain facility. A complete list of Shred Day guidelines and more event details can be found at comerica.com/ShredDayHouston.
This event also will help shred hunger. The Houston Food Bank will be on-site collecting cash and credit card donations, as well as nonperishable food items. Monetary donations can be made in advance via the following link https://bit.ly/41NQDIC.
"For more than a decade, our community's generous food and monetary donations have helped the food bank fill its pantries near the end of the school year, which benefits young Houstonians unable to get free meal assistance during summer vacation," Baker said.
Since 2013, Shred Day Houston has securely destroyed and recycled more than a million pounds of paper and provided a little over 410,000 meals for area residents facing hunger.
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