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In the Spirit of Ethel: A New Monthly Series Celebrating Connections, Camaraderie, and Community

Looking for a fun way to connect with others, learn something new and enjoy a little friendly competition... all from the comfort of home? You are cordially invited to play virtual bingo!

AARP Montana invites you to Webinar Wednesdays — a free informational series on select Wednesdays of the month at 10:00 AM.

AARP Kentucky Now Accepting 2026 Community Challenge Grant Applications

As the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) leads Identity Theft Awareness Week this January, AARP is reminding U.S. Virgin Islands residents that identity theft remains a growing threat across the nation — and that our island communities are not immune. An AARP-sponsored report from Javelin Strategy & Research shows that American adults lost $47 billion to identity fraud and scams in 2024. Given USVI’s frequent use of mail services, its high reliance on digital banking, and recurring reports of phishing and impersonation scams targeting local consumers, heightened awareness is essential. “Social Security numbers in particular are like gold to criminals hoping to perpetrate identity fraud, which often leaves victims to ‘face a daunting and frustrating process to reclaim their identity,’” said Bill Sweeney, AARP Senior Vice President for Government Affairs. Residents of the U.S. Virgin Islands can take practical steps to reduce risk and protect their personal information.