Volunteering

Tracee Adams of Wichita will lead the AARP Kansas volunteers

The Annual Award Recognizes Those Who Make a Powerful Difference in their Community

AARP is seeking volunteers to advocate for policies aimed at improving the lives of older Kansans during the 2023 legislative session beginning in January.

AARP Kansas is seeking volunteers to help build relationships with veterans groups across the state.

AARP Kansas is seeking volunteers to support a variety of issues and programs important to older Kansans.

AARP is seeking volunteers to advocate at the local, state and national levels on issues important to Kansans 50-plus, to help make communities better places to live for all people.

The AARP Kansas Executive Council is part of a team of leadership volunteers, who under the guidance of the State President and State Director, carry out AARP's strategic priorites within the state. The Executive Council supports and reflects the mission of AARP – to enhance quality of life for all as we age, to lead positive social change and to deliver value to members through information, advocacy and service.

Do you know a volunteer age 50+ who is using his or her skills and experience to make a significant difference in your community?

AARP Kansas works across the state to help make life better for our citizens who are 50 and older. We advocate for passage of laws that help Kansas residents remain in their homes and communities. Our work would not be possible without the hundreds of volunteers across our state who devote their time and talents to advocacy, community service, and fraud prevention. We also have volunteers who teach the AARP Driver Safety Program courses throughout the state and who provide free tax assistance through the AARP Foundation Tax-Aide program.

AARP Kansas wants older residents to be able to stay in their homes and communities, to afford their utilities and to have the resources necessary for health care.