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For 90 days, beginning January 8, AARP Maryland volunteers converge upon the State House to advocate on behalf of older Marylanders. Here is where we will see them this week.

AARP Maryland Responds to BGE Rate Increases

Recent utility rate hikes untenable for Marylanders on fixed incomes.

AARP Maryland Announces Grant Opportunity for Quick-Action Community Improvement Projects

Community Challenge Grant program accepting applications through March 5.

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Help Maryland Workers Care for Their Families and Keep Their Jobs

This is the year for the Maryland legislature to pass the Time to Care Act and ensure that Marylanders don't have to choose between their jobs and caring for themselves or their loved ones.

Small Projects Spur Big Impact in Maryland

By Natalie Missakian, OCT 1, 2021

2021 AARP Community Challenge grants are funding three quick-action projects, including Little Free Pantry locations, an art project in East Baltimore and an advocacy network focused on helping educate older residents about important financial issues.

AARP Maryland Unveils 2022 State Legislative Priorities

Support for family caregivers, affordable prescription drugs top the agenda.

Sick of high drug prices?

There is a cure. Tell our lawmakers to lower Rx prices.

Consumers, Check Your Utility Bills

Third-Party Energy Suppliers Cost More

AARP's Campbell: Booster Shot Planning Must Address Needs of Older Marylanders

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

AARP Experience Corps: Helping Children Become Great Readers

AARP Foundation Experience Corps is comprised of volunteers who are dedicated to helping children become great readers before completing the third grade. Together, with teachers and other volunteers, they can help change the course of a child's life by sharing their time, wisdom and experience.

Join AARP Maryland as We Pack "Boxes o' Joy" for Communities in Need

AARP Maryland staff members and volunteers honor the memory of those who lost their lives on September 11, 2001 with a virtual food drive benefiting Marylanders in need.

State Unveils New and Improved Quality Reporting Website for Maryland Healthcare Consumers

The Maryland Quality Reporting website is a convenient, trusted source of information on the quality and performance of long-term care facilities (e.g., nursing homes, hospices, home health agencies, assisted living facilities, and adult medical daycares), hospitals, and outpatient surgery centers in Maryland.