Stop by Freedom’s Park Avenue branch* in Bel Air for our community Shred Day event!
Bring up to four boxes of sensitive documents and let us safely destroy them for you. The shred truck will be available from 9 am to Noon or until it reaches capacity. Please do not arrive prior to 8:45am. We ask that all vehicles enter at the traffic light in front of MedStar, Freedom’s entrance will be blocked during the event to assist with traffic flow.
When: Saturday, March 29, 2025 from 9AM – Noon (Or Until Truck is full). Please do not arrive prior to 8:45am. Where: 2019 Emmorton Road Bel Air, MD 21015 Cost: Optional Donation to The Freedom To Help Foundation
This event is open to the community.
Enter to win a gift card giveaway at the event!
Maximum number of bags/boxes to shred = 4
Your financial wellness starts with securing your personal information. We are here to help keep your information safe.
Freedom staff have had an active fall, participating in three volunteer events since the end of October. Harford’s active community life means there’s always something to take part in, and Freedom staff are there.
Staffers decorated the Freedom van for Mountain Christian’s Trunk or Treat event on Saturday October 28. Employees had a blast handing out candy to the many families coming through for the fun annual event.
(L to R) Jordon Hoffer, Julie Irby, Stacie Sloan, and Briana Smith
November 9 Freedom employees were in Havre de Grace for a Habitat for Humanity build. Members of the branch management and front line staff exercised their carpentry skills on a building project.
(L to R) Sheri Gasu, Michele Young, Susan Tannahill, Sam Tannahill
The weekend of November 18 employees representing accounting, marketing and senior staff donated time for the United Way food giveaway at Bel Air United Methodist Church. Along with recruited family members, Freedom staff bagged vegetables by the five-pound sack, divvied up bread, and handed out boxes of canned goods to local folks gearing up for Thanksgiving. Almost 500 people came through the doors of Bel Air’s United Methodist Church, collecting goods for their holiday meal.
From L to R, Rachel Schmidt, Holly Downey, Susan Tannahill, Michele Young, Sharon Mellor, and Mike MacPherson
Freedom staff pitched in this Arbor Day, planting trees as part of our continuing effort to better our community. The Department of Natural Resources Arbor Day event allowed us to help plant the trees and shrubs that earned Bel Air the “Tree City” designation.
Two hundred of the trees planted on April 14 were donated by Freedom as a result of our “go green” electronic statement campaign of 2016. We donated trees to the DNR on behalf of those members who eliminated paper waste by going electronic. Rather than plant many saplings, we decided to plant fewer, larger trees to increase the odds that they survive and thrive.
Rachel Schmidt wrapping a sapling in protective meshRows of saplings planted during the Arbor Day eventFreedom staff pitch in to mulch around a newly planted tree
Stop by Freedom’s Park Avenue branch* in Bel Air for our community Shred Day event!
