Michael Kulick

Documentary screening encourages older adults to get online and connects attendees with youth “mentors”

10/1 Update: Our third and final event in Waldorf is now at capacity, but seats remain for our other two events! Sign up below.

AARP recently welcomed Diane Bell-McKoy to its National Policy Council. Bell-McKoy will serve a two-year term.

Baltimore – Today, AARP released a new, comprehensive, state-by-state Scorecard on meeting the long-term care needs of older residents. Maryland ranks 23rd overall, but AARP warns more must be done--and it must happen at an accelerated pace. The 2014 Scorecard from AARP was compiled with support from the nation’s leading organizations behind quality long-term care, The Commonwealth Fund and SCAN Foundation.

Fall 2014 update: We are no longer looking for an intern at this time. Please continue reading our blog for future opportunities!

Looking to boost your knowledge of all things digital? From computer skills, to advocacy efforts, to smartphone techniques and the latest apps, learn how to hone your digital skills and become a better overall volunteer for it! Three sessions will be offered by AARP Maryland during our day-long Digital Volunteer Training program on July 9 at the campus of University of Maryland Baltimore County. To register, contact Mike Kulick at 410-895-7604.

Updated September 2017: Volunteers are currently needed in Baltimore City Schools! Read more and sign up to help now.

Update: This event is now closed, but look for more great Movies for Grownups screenings around Maryland soon!

Ready to help make a real difference in someone's life? Help them change the world? AARP Maryland has joined up with Associated Black Charities to help recruit mentors! And you could very well be perfect for the program.

May 12, 2014 - Today marked a monumental occasion for Marylanders seeking retirement security as Governor O'Malley established the Governor’s Task Force to Ensure Retirement Security for All Marylanders. This task force will, according to the official press release, examine how Maryland can improve retirement security for private-sector employees, and it will recommend concrete steps that the State can take to ensure all private-sector employees in Maryland have the opportunity to save for their future and live independently as they age.