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AARP Alaska

Working to enhance the quality of life for our 82,000 members in Alaska
A Distinguished Event for Alaskan Veterans, Active Service Members, Families, and Community
DEC 8, 2025
With most small-business employees lacking workplace plans, Alaska Work and Save can help workers build financial security through a voluntary, portable, and state-overseen program. Learn how this initiative benefits both employees and businesses and hear from business owners themselves.
NOV 21, 2025
22% of Alaska adults provide care, spotlighting the urgent need for action to support family caregivers. Here's what AARP Alaska is doing to help.
Hit the links with AARP Alaska this summer.
All Alaskans deserve easy access to a retirement saving plan. Alaska Work and Save is designed to address the retirement savings gap using tools, such as payroll deduction, that are proven to work.
That’s not the Social Security Administration calling…
Join AARP AK and presenters from the Alaska Medicare Information Office, Federal Trade Commission, Alaska Legal Services and retirement planning specialists to learn what you need to know to be financially fit, prevent fraud, learn about legal documents and advance planning before retiring.
As the population in Juneau ages, important questions arise: What housing options are available for seniors? What happens when elders want to downsize? Is there enough affordable and accessible housing in Juneau? The dedicated volunteers of the AARP Juneau Community Action Team are actively working to address these concerns and make Juneau more age-friendly for people of all ages. Their mission is to ensure that seniors receive the services they need to remain in their homes as they age.
The AARP Anchorage Community Action Team is a dedicated group of local volunteers, committed to making Anchorage a place where people can comfortably age in their own homes. Their primary focus is on sharing valuable information on maintaining brain health developed by AARP’s Global Council on Brain Health. Their presentations use the mnemonic device “BE MORE” to help people remember the six pillars of brain health: Be social, Engage your brain, Manage stress, Ongoing exercise, Restful sleep, and Eating for health.
Andrus Award winner Patti Fisher and Mat-Su Community Action Team are creating positive impact in Mat-Su.
There's been a twenty-fold increase in bank impersonation scams since 2019.
QR codes are everywhere. Get our tips to keep your phone - and your finances - safe.
Retiring from her accounting career in 2007, Patti Fisher embraced her passion for volunteerism.
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Contact information and more from your state office. Learn what we are doing to champion social change and help you live your best life.