WACOSA | Identity Theft: Top 8 Things to Shred Right Now

Identity Theft: Top 8 Things to Shred Right Now

by Ann Kennedy | Nov 15, 2013 | DOCUSHRED, Donate, Identity Theft, NAID, saint cloud, WACOSA, waite park

Phillip Cummings was a help-desk worker at a software firm. During his stay in 1999, he stole spreadsheets and login information, granting him access to a number of employee credit reports. The criminals he sold the information to made $50-$100 million from the 33,000...

The Minnesota Disability Mural & Story Project

by Ann Kennedy | Oct 8, 2013 | Donate, Minnesota State Arts Board, Mural Project, Paramount Arts, Paramount Theatre, VSA, WACOSA

The Minnesota Disability Mural & Story Project is a collaborative arts activity to explore what “arts access” means as it relates to Minnesotans with disabilities. Arts access is achieved when people with and without disabilities have the same opportunity to...

October specials at ThriftWorks!

by Ann Kennedy | Oct 1, 2013 | #GivingTuesday, 50th Anniversary, Development, Holiday Light cord recycling, outsource, THRIFTWORKS, WACOSA

IMPORTANT DETAILS ABOUT OUR MONTHLY SPECIALSMilitary Mondays 25% off your purchase – must have valid military IDStudent Tuesdays 25% off your purchase – must have valid student IDSenior Wednesdays – 55 or over, must have valid picture IDWhite &...

by Ann Kennedy | Sep 3, 2013 | Donate, recycling, saint cloud, THRIFTWORKS, WACOSA

THRIFTWORKS!, a thrift store in Waite Park, MN, is operatedby WACOSA, a nonprofit serving adults with disabilities. All proceeds benefit WACOSA whose mission is to provide individuals with disabilities the opportunity to work and live in their community. Waite...

Making A Difference!

by Ann Kennedy | Jul 22, 2013 | Crystall Nutt, DOCUSHRED, Donate, Holiday Light cord recycling, Opening Doors Conference, saint cloud, THRIFTWORKS, WACOSA

Since we began in 1963, we’ve been determined to make a difference for those with disabilities. We firmly believe that every individual is capable of positively contributing to their community and to society as a whole. Regardless of the type of disability, with the...