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Looking for a Volunteer Gig? Check Us Out!

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Our volunteers are committed to the work we do for the Granite State’s 50-plus population and we can’t thank them enough. Simply put, we could not do everything we do without their help and dedication that manifests in ways that bring tangible impact to our 215,000 members throughout the Granite State!

If you're looking for a new volunteer gig, here’s how to get involved:

  • AARP Advocacy – Capital City Task Force (CCTF)—At AARP, leading positive social change is key to our mission. As a member of the Capital City Task Force you will join a dynamic group of individuals who work to influence the content and outcome of important state and federal public policy that impacts the Granite Staters 50-plus. Check out different volunteer activities.
  • AARP Community Outreach—Help bring AARP to life in your community. As a community outreach volunteer, and a member of the Community Planning Team, you will join a vibrant group of individuals who plan and carry out a variety of community events that are fun and educational. Check out different volunteer activities.
  • AARP Speakers Bureau—Do you like educating others and public speaking? Become a voice in your community! Speakers Bureau Volunteers educate AARP members and the public on a variety of topics from safely aging in place, to preparing to become a caregiver, as well as the fraud, and leading a brain-healthy lifestyle. If you are more comfortable behind the scenes, we have roles for you too! Check out different volunteer opportunities.
  • AARP Driver Safety—AARP’s Driver Safety programs help older Americans remain safe and confident while on the road. Instructing Safe Driver Courses and providing We Need to Talk seminars are just a few of the ways you can get involved.
  • AARP Foundation Tax-Aide—For over 40 years, AARP has offered free tax filing services through our volunteer-run Tax-Aide Program, and offer many types of volunteer positions. Have a knack for running things? Be a leadership or administrative volunteer – you don’t have to complete taxes to get involved! Numbers your thing? Work directly with taxpayers and help them with filling out tax returns. Training available for volunteers with no previous experience. Check out different volunteer opportunities.
  • Voter Engagement Volunteers—Throughout every election cycle, our volunteers are our boots on ground at campaign events where they ask questions and get every candidate on the record about where they stand on issues that matter the most to our members and all people age 50-plus.

To let us know you are interested, just fill out this super quick form.

We commend your interest in serving your community through volunteer work. AARP New Hampshire would certainly value the opportunity to work with you, but if none of the above volunteer opportunities are of interest, we encourage you to visit http://createthegood.org/ to find other volunteer opportunities in your area.

About AARP New Hampshire
Contact information and more from your state office. Learn what we are doing to champion social change and help you live your best life.