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President
of HCE, Maureen Walliser, Receives 2004 Humanitarian Award
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"I
encourage all businesses here to join together to make sure
this is something that succeeds," said Hudson County
Executive Thomas DeGise at Metro Shredding's ribbon cutting
on October 16th . "It's not a luxury. It's a
necessity."
Other
comments that day
“We
love this project," Gelber said Thursday. "We're
very impressed with the organization, their leadership and
thoughtfulness in building skills for their clients. It
shows real leadership on [HCE's] part. This shows tremendous
wisdom. We're thrilled to be a part of a project that will
really help connect people to the real economy."
"Metro Shredding
was one of the most creative things we've ever seen,"
said Mike Revesz, Sr VP of Provident Bank and President of
Provident Bank Foundation. "The organization has a lot
of support and respect from the community for adapting to
change and [maintaining] a viable organization that keeps
with its mission."
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The
Provident Bank Foundation, FedEx Express, PSE&G and The
Henry Bull Foundation Support Metro Shredding, Hudson
Community Enterprises' Newest Social Venture. Hudson Community Enterprises (HCE), a non-profit
organization serving special needs members of Hudson County
for 47 years, today announced that it has received generous
donations from The Provident Bank
Foundation, FedEx
Express,
PSE&G, and the Henry Bull Foundation to fund its new
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Hudson
County Prosecutors Office Chooses Metro Shredding to Provide
Complete Document and Archival Destruction Services
Jersey
City, New Jersey, September 9, 2003
- Metro
Shredding will provide the County Prosecutor’s Office with
complete on-site document and archival shredding in Jersey
City, Secaucus and other locations.
“In
making our decision it was important that the vendor we
chose be able to adhere to strict guidelines regarding
confidentiality and security,” said Hudson County
Prosecutor Edward J.
De Fazio. "We chose Metro Shredding because they appear
to be a first class organization that provides secure and
reliable services. Equally important, they support the
community by employing people with special needs and by
funneling their profits back into vocational training
programs offered by their parent company.
By doing business with Metro Shredding, we are
supporting our community,” he said. |
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National
Conference for Community and Justice Honors Maureen
Walliser, President of Hudson Community
Enterprises with 2004 Humanitarian award. Jersey
City, New Jersey, May
25,
2004
– Hudson
Community Enterprises, a non-profit organization serving
special needs members of Hudson County for 47 years, today
announced that President Maureen Walliser has been honored
by the National Conference for Community and Justice in
recognition of her farreaching work
in establishing vocational programs that have enabled
thousands of special needs students to become independent,
contributing members of the community. |
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Press
Contact
Maureen Walliser
Phone:
201-434-3303
E-Mail:
mwalliser@hudsoncommunity.org
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Contact
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68-70 Tuers Avenue
Jersey City, NJ 07306
Phone: 866-324-3337
E-mail:
info@metroshredding.com
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Hudson
Community Enterprises is
a non-profit organization that has been serving Hudson County members with
special needs for 47 years. It
offers vocational training in a variety of employment areas, vocational
rehabilitation and job placement programs.
Its
three divisions include:
Metro CleanRight providing commercial and
consumer cleaning services throughout the Hudson County area,
Metro Fulfillment Services providing a complete range of
fulfillment services since 1957, and,
Metro Shredding, a mobile shredding company providing secure and
reliable shredding services on a scheduled and one-time basis.
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