As digital threats continue to evolve, raising awareness about fraud prevention is more important than ever. The Electronic Recycling Association (ERA) is proud to join law enforcement agencies, financial institutions, and community organizations in launching Fraud Prevention Month to help protect Edmontonians from scams and fraudulent activities.
The official kickoff event will take place at Central Lions Seniors Centre (11113 113 St, Edmonton, AB T5G 0E9) on Monday, March 3, 2025, from 10:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. This event will bring together experts and community leaders to educate the public on recognizing and preventing fraud in an increasingly digital world.
Who’s Participating?
Fraud Prevention Month is a collaborative effort involving key organizations dedicated to safeguarding consumers and businesses. Participating partners include:
- Edmonton Police Services
- RCMP
- Alberta Blue Cross
- Better Business Bureau
- Association of Certified Fraud Examiners
- Electronic Recycling Association
- Real Estate Council of Alberta
- Service Alberta
- Alberta Community Crime Prevention Association
- Crime Stoppers
- Servus Credit Union
- Edmonton Neighbourhood Watch
Why Fraud Prevention Matters
Fraud can have devastating effects on individuals and businesses, leading to financial loss, identity theft, and emotional distress. By working together, these organizations aim to provide Edmontonians with the knowledge and resources they need to stay vigilant and protect themselves from cyber threats, identity fraud, and financial scams.
ERA’s Role in Fraud Prevention
As a non-for-profit that focus in secure electronic recycling, ERA plays a crucial role in preventing identity theft and data breaches. Properly disposing of outdated electronics ensures that personal and corporate information does not fall into the wrong hands. ERA encourages individuals and businesses to take advantage of secure data destruction services to safeguard sensitive data.
Join Us in the Fight Against Fraud
The ERA invites all Edmontonians to participate in this important initiative. Attendees will have the opportunity to learn from fraud prevention experts, ask questions, and discover actionable steps to protect themselves and their communities.
Stay informed. Stay protected. Join us on March 3rd and take a stand against fraud!