Palmetto Health Heart Hospital Hosts “Shred out Heart Disease” All donations go to American Heart Association Palmetto Health Heart Hospital will host “Shred out Heart Disease,” a document shredding event to benefit the American Heart Association, on Saturday, April 21, from 9 a.m.–12 p.m., in the parking lot of Palmetto Health Heart Hospital, 6 Richland Medical Park. By making a donation, participants can have their unwanted paper, CDs and credit cards shredded on-site by Carolina Records and Information Management. All donations will benefit the American Heart Association. The Federal Trade Commission suggests shredding expired credit cards, bank statements, insurance forms and copies of credit applications to protect your identity. Bring your personal documents to “Shred out Heart Disease” and watch as your documents are securely shredded on-site before being recycled. According to the American Heart Association, heart disease is the leading cause of death in the United States and in South Carolina. One in five Americans suffer from some form of cardiovascular disease; in our state, that number is one in four. Attend “Shred out Heart Disease” to not only get your spring cleaning started early but protect your identity and save a life.

We will be having an additional free shred day at Ameris Bank in Lexington.

Date: Friday, April 20, 2012
Time: 2 p.m. - 5 p.m.
Address: 701 West Main Street
                  Lexington, SC  29072

Please feel free to contact us for limitations/restrictions or question at (803) 791-0330.

Hope to see you there!!!

 
 
                                      

 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

 

Contact:  Trey Hoey                                       
Office Phone: 803.791.0330
Email: thoey@bellsouth.net
 
Local Information Management Company Expanding
CarolinaRecords and Information Management to Offer Expanded Data Vault Services to the Southeast
 
Cayce, S.C.¦ (Jan 31)– Carolina Records and Information Management, a record storage, paper shredding, digital imaging and data vault company in Cayce / Columbia, announced the addition of a 1400 sq ft state of the art Data Vault.
 
With advanced climate control, fire suppression, humidity control, redundant security and power, the Data Vault provides companies a secure location to store critical disaster recovery information.  Clients of Carolina Records store backup tapes and other media, and the new Data Vault is designed to house backup servers and other devices required by disaster recovery plans.
 
“We are very excited about our state-of-the-art media vault as we prepare our leap into the media and online management world.  With the launch of our new media vault, corporations and small businesses looking to outsource media storage, rotation, and online server backups will have the ability to work with a local, family owned business in Columbia SC.  Our security measures implemented in the construction of the media vault surpassed our expectations and we are looking forward to the new and growing business our media vault will bring to Carolina Records & Information Management,” said Vice President of Operations, Woody Lewter.
 
Companies implementing a complete disaster recovery program are required to store backup devices and media at least 100 miles away from their primary location.  This requirement makes the Carolina Records Data Vault an ideal solution for companies across the Southeast.
 
Carolina Records is the largest locally-owned record storage company in the Midlands.  They are also working on an expansion of their record storage facility that will provide an additional 20,000 sq ft for hard copy record storage.  Their paper shredding service provides the highest security available in the industry. Carolina Records is AAA NAID (National Association of Information Destruction) certified for mobile & plant based document destruction for paper, media & hard drive destruction.
 
Carolina Records is a family-owned company serving South Carolina for 13 years.  To contact Carolina Records, visit www.carolinarecords.netor call 803.791.0330.