Our Mission

Gone for Good has proudly been serving Little Rock area businesses, organizations, agencies, and the community for over 11 years.

United Cerebral Palsy of Arkansas is a statewide non-profit organization that has served children and adults with developmental disabilities since 1957.  UCP/ Arkansas goes beyond just serving the cerebral palsy community – 65% of the people UCP serves to have a disability other than cerebral palsy.

UCP/Arkansas is continually looking for ways to provide much-needed services for its constituents with less reliance on government funding. In its efforts, the organization developed an entrepreneurial business division.

Gone for Good Shredding is one of the enterprises UCP/Arkansas developed. Gone for Good Shredding contributes funding for UCP programs and, at the same time, employs individuals with disabilities. The employees at the Gone for Good Shredding facility are UCP constituents who are supervised by professional managers.

Our best-in-class security standards have passed muster with the most demanding customers and have earned us a NAID AAA certification. Ask for customer referrals and see for yourself.

Gone for Good Chain of Custody Protocol

Rest assured knowing our chain of custody protocol goes above and beyond industry standards to ensure the most secure document destruction in Arkansas. All confidential materials are logged and tracked from the moment we service the secure containers at your location and continue to be tracked as we securely transport them to our NAID AAA certified facility.

Every Gone for Good vehicle is equipped with GPS tracking.

All service vehicles have enhanced locking systems with redundant fail-safe systems.

All containers and bins are secure with padlocks or inner lock security mechanisms.

Service reps have “sensitive but unclassified” Federal background clearance checks

Our NAID AAA certified facility follows strict adherence to multiple layers of security, including announced and unannounced security audits by NAID, real-time video surveillance, 24-7 CCTV recordings of at least 90 days, and motion alarms.