AARP Illinois

WASHINGTON, DC — “Opinions on who won Sunday night’s Presidential debate will vary but who lost is clear: the millions of American voters who want to understand how the candidates would keep Social Security strong for future generations,” AARP Senior Vice President, Campaigns, John Hishta said.

Dear Readers,

As a 1959 New York Times profile of AARP founder Ethel Percy Andrus noted, she had a favorite bit of advice to people who dreaded retirement: DON’T. Andrus practiced what she preached.

AARP Chicago recently hosted a free fraud awareness and shredding event on October 4th that was open to the public where people from the community, particularly Chicago's South Side, could securely destroy confidential documents and records. More than 175 vehicles brought financial documents and personal information to be properly disposed and participate in fraud watch awareness seminar.

AARP Chicago was spotlighted on WCIU's "You and Me In The Morning" were AARP State Director Bob Gallo and AARP Chicago Experience Corps Branch Director discussed the work that Experience Corps is doing in Chicago and the difference it is making in the lives of children, volunteers, schools, and neighborhoods, and how that work connects with the work that AARP is doing in the city listening to the issues that matter to the 50 plus population.

Please join AARP Experience Corps on Thursday, October 6th for a Volunteer Recruitment event held at Chicago Public Library's King Branch located at 3436 S. King Dr. at 1pm.

AARP Chicago is hosting a free fraud awareness and shredding event open to the public where people from the community, particularly the Chicago South Side, can securely destroy confidential documents and records.

AARP Illinois was a proud supporter of the Better Government Association (BGA) 2016 Springfield Luncheon entitled Election 2016: Candidates, Chaos, and Consequences.

Hempstead, NY — “Americans who are working hard and paying into Social Security were the real losers at tonight’s debate,” AARP Senior Vice President, Campaigns, John Hishta said.

You can't be our leader if you don't lead. Our next president needs to take action on Social Security, or future generations could lose up to $10,000 a year.