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ILLINOIS STATE HOUSE DISTRICT 71: Rep. McCombie to Host ‘Shred and Donation’ Event in Rock Falls

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Illinois State House District 71 issued the following announcement on July 26

Rep. McCombie to Host Free Shred and Donation Event with the Rock Falls Chamber of Commerce, the City of Rock Falls, and Goodwill

Rock Falls – State Representative Tony McCombie is partnering with the Rock Falls Chamber of Commerce, the City of Rock Falls, and Goodwill to host a FREE community ‘shred and donation event’ on Saturday August 10, from 9 a.m. to 11 a.m. at 603 W. 10th Street in the City of Rock Falls Police parking lot.

“The ‘shred and donation event’ is a great way for people to destroy old documents containing personal information to help keep their identities safe. Goodwill will also be on site to accept donations of lightly used items,” said Rep. McCombie. “Thank you to the Rock Falls Chamber, Mayor Wescott, and Goodwill for partnering with us.”

Two containers of shreddable documents will be accepted from each vehicle. Residents simply need to drive up and let the volunteers unload the documents that will be fed into a large document shredding truck. Please remove binder clips from items to be shredded. Parking will be available for those who want to watch their documents being shredded.

Goodwill will have a donation truck on site; the truck accepts several items for donation:

Items Accepted for Donation

Household items (dishes, glassware, kitchen utensils, lamps, and small appliances)

Toys, games, and sporting goods

Books, textbooks, CD’s, videos, DVD’s, and computer software

Working computers and other working computer equipment

Working electronics including flat panel TV’s, VCR’s, DVR’s, Blue Ray players and stereo’s

New and gently used clothing and linens

Shoes, boots, skates, slippers

Jewelry, purses, and belts

Items Not Accepted for Donation

Tires and car batteries

Chemicals of any kind including paint, gasoline, antifreeze, pesticides, and oil

Magazines and encyclopedias

Soiled or stained mattresses and box springs, waterbeds

Non-working electronics, console and tube (CRT) TV’s or stereos

Carpeting

Personal care items (unless unopened)

Weapons or ammunition

Built in appliances

Exercise equipment, except bikes

Trash/non-shreddable recyclables

More information can be found at repmccombie.com or by calling Rep. McCombie’s district office at (815) 632-7384.

Original source can be found here.

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