Document shredding for Churches & Nonprofits
Donor and member information deserves the same care as a customer file, volunteer background checks fall under FACTA, and a data leak at a church or charity costs trust that took years to build.
Who this is for
Churches, food banks, community foundations, youth organizations, clubs and civic groups.
What needs shredding
Donor records and giving statements, membership rolls, background checks on volunteers, counseling notes, payroll for staff, and decades of paper in a closet nobody opens.
The rule that applies
FACTA — and the certificate of destruction that documents you followed it.
What we recommend
A one-time cleanout of the storage room, then a console in the office. Churches are also ideal Shred Day hosts: a Saturday in the lot, the congregation brings paper, and the event does real good for the neighborhood.
Recurring service · Purge shredding · Certificate of destruction
Questions we get from churches & nonprofits
Do you offer nonprofit pricing?
Ask. We work with churches and charities on cleanouts and Shred Days.
How does a church Shred Day work?
We bring the truck, you announce it, people bring paper, and we hand you a certificate for the total. Two to four hours.
Can we watch counseling and donor records destroyed?
Yes. On-site, witnessed, every time.
Ready to set up shredding for your churches & nonprofit?
We quote in writing before anything is scheduled.