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Rotary Club of Warren County Shred Day

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6 years ago

October 19, 2020

This weekend, the Rotary Club of Warren County hosted Community Shred Day. Thank you to all of our community members who took advantage of this service and donated! A few successful stats:

Over 100 cars
$729.35 donated to the Front Royal Volunteer Fire & Rescue Department from people dropping off their shred
4,840 lbs. of paper shredded

Thank you to all of our Rotarians who came out to support the event:

Kahle Magalis
Ellen Aders
Gayle Hartman
Melanie Hamel
Melanie Barber
Michelle Smeltzer
Michael Williams
Dave Hardy
Carol Hardy
MariJo Cochran
Krista Beahm and husband
Debbie Grove
Hank Ecton

Related Topics:Free Community Shred Day Rotary Club of Warren County

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