Your customers and residents already trust you. Co-hosting a Stop the Rush workshop deepens that trust by showing your community you are willing to invest in their safety, not just their business.
Any institution that serves people vulnerable to fraud can co-host a Stop the Rush workshop. Here is how different partners use the program.
Your fraud department sees the damage every week. Co-hosting a workshop positions your branch as the institution that actually does something about it. Customers remember. Regulators notice. And your fraud losses decline as clients learn to recognize scams before they reach the teller window.
Libraries are already the community’s trusted learning hub. A Stop the Rush workshop fits naturally into your programming calendar and draws exactly the demographic you serve most; seniors, newcomers, and families. We bring everything. You provide the room and the audience.
Your residents are the primary target demographic. A single 60-minute workshop gives them two psychological tools they will carry for the rest of their lives. The Safety Shield magnet goes on the fridge in their unit, visible reinforcement every single day.
Tenant safety is resident satisfaction. Hosting a fraud prevention workshop in your building’s common room demonstrates duty of care, differentiates your property, and gives tenants a reason to trust their management company. Especially powerful in buildings with large senior populations.
Your logo on the Safety Shield magnets and Victim Recovery Guides. Your community sees you standing with them.
ObserIQ handles facilitation, curriculum, printed materials, and digital resources. You provide space and promotion.
Opt-in attendee roster, engagement metrics, and post-workshop summary report for your community programming records.
Position your institution as a proactive protector of vulnerable populations. Use the partnership in your own communications and reporting.
Tell us about your institution, your community, and your goals. We will scope a partnership that works for your audience and return a proposal within three business days.