Marjorie Wertz

On MLK Jr. Day of Service, AARP volunteers serving on Cupid Crews across the Commonwealth used their creativity to begin crafting beautiful Valentine’s Day cards and organizing hundreds of roses for delivery to the residents of nursing homes and assisted living facilities on February 14.

When Antoinette Truehart realized she couldn’t get the difficulties the 50+ in her community were facing out of her head – and her heart – she decided to take matters into her own hands.

Two Pittsburghers brought the 20th century African American experience to life through photographs and written works.

Across Pennsylvania, over 300,000 residents age 55+ are actively seeking employment while unethical individuals try to exploit their efforts.

Gary Iorfido has presented a wide range of informative sessions on financial abuse and fraud during his five years as an AARP volunteer and the PA Consumer Issues Task Force.

Discover the magic of the season with dazzling holiday displays across Pennsylvania. From light shows to enchanting attractions, there’s plenty of holiday cheer to enjoy throughout the state!

For two years, Karla and Bob have volunteered with AARP in western Pennsylvania, supporting walk audits, Movies for Grownups, food pantries, and more. Together, they're making a big impact while giving back to their community.

With Medicare’s open enrollment period running from October 15 to December 7, AARP Pennsylvania is urging beneficiaries to be on high alert for scammers who want to steal your money, Medicare information, or identity.

Retiring after 41 years as a research and development chemist at DuPont specializing in polymers, Gordon Cohen wanted to give back to the community.

Brenda McCalister Afflick, a retired project manager, found her passion in volunteering with AARP in Delaware County. Encouraged by a friend, Brenda now dedicates her time to community events, advocating for Medicare, Social Security, and access to benefits. Her enthusiasm is fueled by AARP’s mission to empower those 50+ with information, and she thrives under the leadership of Grace Rustia, assistant state director, who inspires creativity and commitment among volunteers.