Family Displaced by Hurricane Sandy Wins Cintas 2012 Good Riddance Day Contest

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Family Displaced by Hurricane Sandy Wins Cintas 2012 Good Riddance Day Contest

Long Beach, N.Y. resident selected as first to shred & shed bad memories from 2012 at Good Riddance Day on Dec. 28

CINCINNATI--(BUSINESS WIRE)-- Cintas Corporation today announced that Adam Ingber, a Long Beach, New York father affected by Hurricane Sandy, is the winner of its Good Riddance Day Contest. Ingber won a cash prize and will be the first to say "good riddance" to the effects of Hurricane Sandy during the Good Riddance Day event in Times Square.


The event takes place on Dec. 28, 12 p.m. to 1 p.m., in Times Square's Broadway Plaza between 43rd and 44th Streets. It is open to the public to discard any unpleasant, embarrassing and downright depressing memories from 2012.

This year, hundreds of people across the nation submitted brief descriptions of a 2012 memory or experience they would like to say "good riddance" to heading into the New Year. Partnering with the Times Square Alliance and Countdown Entertainment for the third year in a row, Cintas Document Management selected the winner.

Like many New Yorkers, Adam's family was displaced from their home and forced to move in with relatives as a result of Hurricane Sandy. After weeks upon weeks of dealing with insurance companies and waking to the cries of their baby that just wanted to be home, Adam and his family are looking forward to saying goodbye to 2012.

"The past few months have been challenging for my entire family," Ingber said. "We are excited to have this amazing opportunity to say good riddance to the bad memories from 2012, start fresh and look forward to spending time together in New York City while we welcome the start of 2013."

"Our team at Cintas has been working hard to support those affected by Hurricane Sandy, including Adam and his family," said Karen Carnahan, President and COO, Cintas Document Management. "From ruined documents and bad memories left behind by Hurricane Sandy, to old credit card bills, we look forward to helping participants say 'good riddance' to their worst memories of 2012."

To learn more about the contest and follow live updates, please visit www.cintas.com/goodriddanceday.

For more information on Cintas' document management programs, please visit www.cintas.com/documentmanagement.

For more information on Times Square New Year's Eve, please visit www.timessquarenyc.org.

About Cintas Corporation

Headquartered in Cincinnati, Ohio, Cintas Corporation provides highly specialized services to businesses of all types. Cintas designs, manufactures and implements corporate identity uniform programs, and provides entrance mats, restroom supplies, promotional products, first aid and safety products, fire protection services and document management services to approximately 900,000 businesses. Cintas is a publicly held company traded over the Nasdaq National Market under the symbol CTAS and is a component of the Standard & Poor's 500 Index.

About Times Square New Year's Eve

The Times Square Alliance and Countdown Entertainment are the organizers of Times Square New Year's Eve. The Times Square Alliance works to improve and promote Times Square so that it retains the energy, edge and distinctiveness that have made it an icon of entertainment, culture and urban life. Countdown Entertainment represents the owners of One Times Square and the New Year's Eve Ball.

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