Volunteering

Vassar graduate does whatever she can to keep her mind open and engaged

Augusta resident likes giving back to the community

During National Volunteer Appreciation Week, we are happy to introduce you to some of our amazing volunteers! Charlotte lives in Macon and appreciates the opportunity to give back.

AARP Chapter and volunteers ignite food drive at local food pantry

April 19-25 is recognized as National Volunteer Appreciation Week. We are thrilled to introduce you to just a few of the AARP Georgia volunteers who help make our work possible. Thank you!

As AARP North Carolina Director, I am so proud to be associated with all of our volunteers across the state. You have carried forward the wonderful tradition of volunteer service that has always defined AARP. Most importantly, you made a very positive difference in the lives of older adults and their families and in the livability of our communities.Volunteers are the face of AARP at the local level.

During National Volunteer Week, we are thrilled to introduce you to some of our amazing AARP Georgia volunteers.

April 19-25 is recognized as National Volunteer Week. Over the next few days, we will share stories about our amazing volunteers with you. Enjoy!

Growing up in Louisiana, AARP volunteer Norman Bell was incredibly accustomed to sharing with friends and family. On a daily basis, he would watch as his neighbors exchanged items from their garden with his parents and vice versa. Norman found comfort in watching wholesome relationships develop in his neighborhood and knew that he wanted to emulate the same compassion and friendliness as he grew up. Witnessing this selflessness as a child inspired Bell to commit his life to helping others, and he has undoubtedly fulfilled that mission throughout his career and long-term involvement with AARP Ohio.

For four years, 1,000+ nominations, and 200 honorees, AARP Minnesota and Pollen’s 50 Over 50 has always been about celebrating hope, resilience, and the contributions of those over the age of 50 who work tirelessly to make Minnesota better for all of us. This year is no different. In fact, their inspiring stories are exactly what we need right now in the face of a global health and economic crisis.