“SHRED WORKS” is an expansion and enhancement of Arc Gateway’s highly successful Secure Document Shredding Program located at the Pollak Training Center (PTC). Founded in 2008, the current program is very successful with an average annual revenue of $75,000. The shredding program currently employs 50 adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities. Client workers are paid based on their role within the shredding program: (1) sorters are paid based upon individual productivity, the volume/weight of items sorted for shred; and (2) shredders are paid by the hour to operate the shredding equipment to destroy documents. Clients’ disabilities and capabilities vary but most rely on Medicaid funding as well as their employment at PTC for financial support. However, shredding capabilities are limited due to current structure, and Arc Gateway is unable to meet requests for mobile shredding which is required by some industries such as medical/healthcare who must shred on their premises. IMPACT 100 funds will be used to retrofit a commercial box truck that Arc Gateway purchased last year with equipment to allow for mobile shredding at various community locations. It will also allow for upgrades to the current on-site facility and equipment to increase production.