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About Arizona Center for the Blind Document Destruction

The Arizona Center for the Blind Document Destruction Center is a fully licensed and bonded company specializing in the certified destruction of all types of confidential material. Our company is a wholly owned subsidiary of The Arizona Center for the Blind and Visually Impaired, a local non-profit United Way Agency. ACBVI has been providing rehabilitative and recreational services to adults who are blind and visually impaired in the Valley since 1947. IArizona Center for the Blind Document Destruction also offers customized recycling programs and waste audits. An in-depth copy of our security measures is available upon request. We at Arizona Center for the Blind Document Destruction believe in developing long-term relationships with all our clients. We can provide your firm with a variety of receptacles depending on your company's needs. The service of the containers can be placed on a pre-scheduled day or called in when the containers are close to capacity. We are also able to handle any type or size of purge you may have. If you opt to set up a full service destruction program with us, we will gladly provide you with a complete recycling program at no extra cost. All containers that are needed for a successful program will be given to your company free of charge. By choosing us as your recycling company, you're not only helping the environment, you are assisting adults who are blind and visually impaired in your community. We would like the opportunity to speak with you about your recycling and document destruction program. We believe we can enhance the program that you currently have in place. Given the chance, we can reduce your costs and increase your security. Thank you very much for this opportunity to introduce ourselves to you, and we look forward to a mutually beneficial relationship between your firm and the Arizona Center for the Blind Document Destruction.

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