National shred day April 26 at Citizens National Bank
In honor of Community Banking Month, Citizens National Bank offers a “Bank from Anywhere” sweepstakes to its customers through April 30.
Each person who enrolls in a new online or mobile banking product, downloads a CNB CardValet app or enrolls a CNB card in their mobile wallet will be automatically entered to win a grand prize package including a $300 Great Wolf Lodge gift card or 1 of 4 luggage sets.
In addition to the sweepstakes, each branch is giving away a gift basket including items from each of our branch communities. Anyone who visits a branch may enter to win the community gift baskets valued at more than $200 each. The drawing for the baskets will be held on Friday, April 26.
Also, in an effort to promote identity theft awareness, CNB branches host a community shred day on Friday, April 26.
On April 26 the public is invited to protect their identity by bringing their personal paper documents to be shredded. Refreshments will be served at each branch during their Shred Day.
Items to be shredded will be accepted during normal business hours of each office. There is a limit of 3 standard office size boxes or grocery bags per household. Items to be shredded could include:
- Financial Statements
- Canceled & Blank Checks
- Paycheck Stubs
- Credit Card & Account Numbers
- Credit Information
- Personal Records
- Tax records
- Medical records
- Any items containing your social security number or signature.
- Any mail or magazines that have personal identifiers
- No need to remove staples or paper clips
*No electronic items will be accepted. All paper material will be destroyed by Allshred Services, a NAID Certified Company.
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