Empower Your Financial Security: Join Us for Fraud and Scam Awareness 2024
Jason Kern, Chief Operations Officer at TrustBank
In today’s increasingly digital world, safeguarding your finances and peace of mind is more important than ever. TrustBank, in partnership with Neighbors Who Care, is proud to present Fraud and Scam Awareness 2024, an essential event designed to help you recognize and prevent fraud before it strikes.
The event will be led by Jason Kern, Chief Operations Officer at TrustBank, who has been with the bank since 2005. Throughout his nearly two decades at TrustBank, Jason has held various roles in information technology and operations before becoming Chief Operations Officer in 2011. He holds an Associate of Science degree in laser/electro-optics technology from Vincennes University and is accredited as an ACH Risk Professional and ACH Professional.
As you enjoy Crumbl cookies and beverages, Jason will draw from his extensive experience to provide insights that will help you protect yourself and your loved ones from the ever-present threat of fraud and scams.
You Will Learn:
1. Spot the Red Flags: Understand the tactics fraudsters use to connect with victims through social media, email, text, and phone calls.
2. Stay Protected: Learn how to guard your personal information and finances from sophisticated scams.
3. Empower Your Community: Discover how to help others recognize and avoid fraud, creating a safer environment for everyone.
Event Details:
Date: Tuesday, Oct. 29
Time: 10:30 to 11:30 a.m.
Location: Robson Reserve at Sun Lakes, 9508 E. Riggs Road, Sun Lakes, AZ 85248
This important event is a collaboration between TrustBank and Neighbors Who Care, reflecting our joint dedication to the safety and well-being of the community. By equipping yourself with the knowledge shared in this session, you’ll be better prepared to protect your financial future.
To RSVP, call 480-895-7133 or email [email protected].
Neighbors Who Care Celebrates 30th Anniversary
Thirty years ago, Sun Lakes congregants of area places of worship noticed that many of their neighbors were unable to drive to church or to the grocery store. Church leaders and members banded together to provide basic transportation support for their elderly neighbors. Fast forward to 30 years later, this effort has grown into the Neighbors Who Care nonprofit organization, serving more than 600 elderly residents of Sun Lakes and South Chandler with 300 volunteers.
On Nov. 14 from 3:30 to 6:30 p.m., Neighbors Who Care is hosting a celebratory event to include clients, volunteers, staff, partners, and press representatives. Additionally, the Mayor of Chandler, Kevin Hartke, will be in attendance and will offer a special proclamation. The event will take place at St. Amand Kitchen & Cocktails in Chandler.
Referencing the celebration planned for Nov. 14, Executive Director Sheryl Keeme said, “It is an honor to watch this amazing organization continue to provide such critical support to our in-need community members, at zero cost to them, in the spirit of providing the dignity of independent living at home. This program would not be possible without our volunteers who make a significant difference every day in the lives of our community members. It will be a delight to celebrate all of those who have kept this program growing over the last three decades.”
Neighbors Who Care data reveals that our volunteer services enable the elderly of our community to live in their homes for an additional five years on average by providing support for shopping, attending medical appointments, respite care, dinner delivery, and other services. Community members interested in volunteering are encouraged to contact our volunteer manager at [email protected].
Press are invited to attend our event on Nov. 14. To RSVP, contact Sheryl Keeme via email at [email protected] or by phone at 480-895-7133, Ext. 170, by Nov. 7. For more information on our program, go to NeighborsWhoCare.com.