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In January we plan to hold a Records Clean-Up Day for all of Red Cross,
including chapters throughout the country. I got wind of a template for
records clean ups in a kit that was put out by the General Counsel
Roundtable, but they only share the kit with members (which we are not).
I wonder if any of you have experienced a successful record clean out
day at your organization for which you would be willing to share the
steps taken and lessons learned. I have ideas about what I need to do,
but I don't want to leave out anything obvious. Also, what types of
contests, if any, have you held to motivate staff to buy into the
clean-up days?
Thanks for any assistance and advice that you can offer.
Brenda Pruitt, Records Manager
American Red Cross
Hazel Braugh Records Center & Archives
7401 Lockport Place
Lorton, Virginia 22079
Phone: 703-781-1090 Fax: 703-541-4635
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