2010 SHCPF Bankers Conference
Memphis, TN, the Home of Elvis, Beale Street and Barbeque, will host the Foundation’s Seventh Annual Bankers Conference
Beale Street is ready to roll out the red carpet for the 7th annual Doing Well by Doing Good Bankers Conference at the South’s Grand Hotel, The Peabody Hotel on October 7-8, 2010. This annual conference combines representatives from participating banks with bankers who want to learn more about how the Foundation transforms the lives of nursing home residents and protects our nation’s elderly veterans in Veterans Nursing Homes.
The purpose of this conference is to provide an opportunity to share industry experiences, renew friendships and celebrate the positive impact the Foundation is having in the lives of our nation’s elderly through the Senior Crimestoppers program. Bankers will share ways they have leveraged their nursing home sponsorships into productive business opportunities and positive public relations events. Senior regulatory officials will address the state of the industry and regulatory developments with a special focus on the Community Reinvestment Act.
Memphis , Tennessee is recognized as the home of Elvis Presley and as the birthplace of the blues. Did you know that Elvis's home, Graceland, is the second most visited house in the country - behind the White House in Washington , DC ? We're also home of the Peabody - queen of Southern hotels, National Civil Rights Museum, Sun Studios, Stax Records, the Gibson Guitar Factory, Mississippi riverboat tours, and the world renowned Memphis Zoo, which has a pair of panda bears too!
The Peabody Ducks march to and from the Grand Lobby daily in a time-honored tradition dating back to 1933. Extend your stay to take in every breath-taking moment Memphis has to offer because there is always something new to see in Memphis , Tennessee !! Our hotel space is limited, so you must sign up early.
Transforming Lives
With the support of our partners, the Senior Housing Crime Prevention Foundation transforms the lives of vulnerable nursing home residents. It is hard to overstate the transformative effect a bank can have on the life of an elderly person by removing fear from their lives — fear of neglect, fear of theft, fear of needing equipment and not knowing where to turn. Click on the stories below to learn more about how Senior Crime Stoppers is transforming lives every day.
Marquez Hillard Story
Marquez’ Life changed in a second but with the help of Senior Crime Stoppers, his wish for a new wheelchair came true. More
Carolyn Denny Story
The SHCPF has helped to open the pathways of communication for Carolyn with a new laptop. More
Regulatory Letters
