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AARP Oregon is proud to announce that Liz James has been selected as the recipient of the 2024 AARP Andrus Award for Community Service, the Association’s most prestigious and visible state volunteer award for community service

AARP Indiana announced today the hiring of Anna Forster to serve as the office’s communications analyst. In this position, Forster will work closely with AARP Indiana data, providing research analytics to lead communication and engagement efforts in communities throughout the state. She will also support social and digital media strategies.

The fall garden can be as beautiful as a spring garden. Asters, Chrysanthemums, Sedum, and ornamental grasses are timeless additions.

AARP Massachusetts is seeking an inspiring leader to join our team as Volunteer State President to begin on January 1st, 2025. This person will be familiar with AARP, passionate about our mission serving the needs of Massachusetts’ aging population.

Departments and Community Organizations Focus on Territory’s Aging Population

You’re invited to a FREE, one-hour webinar about Fighting Consumer Fraud and Identity Theft in the Virgin Islands on Thursday, October 17 at 2 pm AST.

When it comes to fraud, knowledge is power. But how can we spread that knowledge so more people are empowered to protect themselves?

Are you tired of the same old family recipes? Are you looking to leave the next legacy in your family cookbook? Look no further than these amazing sides that will be the new go-to! Because let's be honest, Thanksgiving sides are the stars of the meal.

Find out about the most common scams perpetrated against Florida residents and how to avoid them.

AARP released a report that shows an estimated 19,221 of Mississippians on Medicare prescription drug plans will see savings thanks to a new out-of-pocket cap that starts January 1, 2025. The savings are made possible by a provision in the 2022 prescription drug law that AARP championed which caps out-of-pocket prescription drug costs every year, beginning at $2,000 next year, for America’s 56 million Medicare drug plan enrollees.