Rob Baxter
Meeting Recap: Feb. 17
Club Business and Updates
The meeting kicked off with positive reports from our leadership team, highlighting a club that is thriving both financially and educationally:
Membership: We are seeing continued growth, welcoming new faces into our tech community.
Treasury: Our finances remain healthy, allowing us to continue our mission to our members and community outreach.
Education: Our Education Chair highlighted a robust schedule of upcoming in-person classes—there is truly something for everyone.
Philanthropy and Community Impact:
President Rick Kunin shared the heart of our club’s mission: giving back. Our current initiatives include:
Local Schools: Ongoing sponsorships for high school Computer Science classes and student scholarships.
Hands-on Support: The Quail Creek Computer Club (QCCC) recently donated hardware and technical expertise to Sahuarita High School, providing networking support for a specialized instructional application.
Feature Presentation: The “Scam Squad”
The highlight of the evening was the return of the Green Valley Sheriff’s Auxiliary Scam Squad. As our most-attended meeting of the year, the session provided vital “early warnings” on:
The Classics: A refresher on persistent scams that continue to target our demographic.
The New Waves: Detailed briefings on emerging scams currently circulating in the Green Valley area.
Pro Tip: Being informed before these stories hit the mainstream news is our best line of defense!
Stay Connected
Don’t wait for the monthly meeting to stay in the loop! You can find QCCC updates through:
Weekly Newsletter: Delivered to members every Sunday evening.
The Quail Creek Crossing: Look for our monthly article in the Quail Creek Crossing.
What’s Happening: Published by the POA for all residents.
Web: Visit us anytime at www.quailcreekcomputerclub.org.