Volunteering

Sharing chapter management tips through guest speakers and training events, keeps AARP DC chapters "on top" of trends that lead to successful chapters. That's what happens when officers from District AARP chapters come together quarterly for half-day training sessions that includes a lot of idea sharing.

By Curt Buckley

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Lexington County Recreation & Aging Commission is inviting you to share your favorite pet photos.

By Curt Buckley

By Helen Altonn

AARP North Carolina Awards Several Charlotte Volunteers for Their Commitment to Serving the 50+ Community in the Queen City

Palo Alto College celebrates its annual Fiesta San Antonio event—PACfest—on Thursday, April 24, from 11 a.m. to 9 p.m. on the college campus. Food, music, games and other entertainment make this AARP-sponsored event a fiesta hit. Admission is free for all attendees.

Our volunteers all bring a unique set of experiences and talents to AARP. Gail Hahn’s knowledge of safety training, and her talent for teaching in a way that is engaging to her class participants, have made her an invaluable part of AARP Alabama’s Driver Safety program.

The leadership for AARP Southwest Waterfront Chapter #4751 has been hard at work designing interesting meeting programs and community service events. Volunteers are the foundation for successful AARP chapters nationwide, especially here in the Washington, DC area. That's why AARP DC salutes the active AARP chapter volunteer leaders throughout the District.