August 2025 Basecamp Newsletter

A Foundation Built on Shared Values
For President Green, the University of Idaho isn't just work, it's really personal. Green was born and raised in Moscow, "I kind of grew up with this as my backyard," he shared.
Chris echoed the sentiment that P1FCU had close connections to the Moscow Community. He said, "We've been in Idaho since 1938. "This community is where we came from, and it was time to give back." That mindset has shaped the P1FCU-University of Idaho partnership, which is designed to serve students, staff, alumni, and the broader community.
The BEAMS Program: Making Financial Literacy Accessible
One standout initiative born from this partnership is BEAMS, a financial education program designed to equip students with essential life skills. President Green emphasized that many students arrive and can graduate without taking a single finance class, and BEAMS is helping to close that gap.
Chris also highlighted how timely and relevant this education is, especially in today's digital world. "There's so much education students need that can't come through high school, things like fraud prevention, insurance, and understanding the cost of products and services."
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Meet our Champion for Change
Making long-lasting change in the Silver Valley, our member Jenna has left an indelible mark on countless members of her community. To learn more about Jenna and Silver Valley Cares, click below.

Are you an Idaho or Washington State fan?
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AI is Powering a New Wave of Scams
Artificial Intelligence is making social engineering scams faster, smarter, and harder to spot. From polished phishing emails to deepfake video calls that mimic loved ones or employers, today's fraudsters have high-tech tools on their side.
What to Watch For:
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Hyper-realistic emails or texts asking for urgent action
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Fake voice or video messages that sound like someone you trust
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Scam kits sold online that make fraud easy for anyone to launch
Stay informed and stay safe. Click below for tips on protecting your accounts.