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Texas Flooding – How to Get and Give Help

How to get assistance and how to help others impacted by the Fourth of July weekend floods in Texas.

Millions of Texans Can Save on Property Taxes. Are You One of Them?

JUL 15, 2025

AARP Foundation helps those 65 and older understand property tax exemptions. Get to know better what's available in Texas.

Take Your Home Team to the Ballpark in Style! Enter to Win a Suite Night at the Chupacabras de Round Rock Game!

JUL 2, 2025

AARP is giving four lucky winners an unforgettable Round Rock Express experience with a private suite, buffet, and parking — all for free. Enter by August 1 for your shot to win!

AARP Texas Advocacy Hub

With nearly 2.5 million members in Texas, AARP Texas strengthens communities and advocates for what matters most to older Texans and their families, including health security, financial stability and personal fulfillment.

Six Tips to Ward Off Old Man Winter in Texas

By Kim Loop, JAN 6, 2014

By Hayley Hervieux

Seven-City Congressional Gold Medal Tour Culminates in Houston

By Kim Loop, JAN 3, 2014

AARP's National Sponsorship of Smithsonian’s Seven-City Congressional Gold Medal Tour Culminates in Houston

Payday Lending Vote by Houston City Council Sends Message to Texas Legislature

By Kim Loop, DEC 18, 2013

HOUSTON, TEXAS –- AARP Texas has released the following statement by Texas State Director Bob Jackson on the heels of the Houston City Council’s passage of an ordinance regulating the practices of payday and auto title lenders within the city:

AARP Honors Representative Bill Callegari for His Leadership

By Kim Loop, DEC 10, 2013

Nine legislators honored for their efforts on behalf of older Texans

AARP Supports Houston Payday Lending Ordinance

By Kim Loop, NOV 22, 2013

Bob Jackson, AARP Texas director, issued this statement today in support of the City of Houston's proposed payday lending ordinance:

AARP Donates $25,000 to Fight Senior Hunger in Houston

By Kim Loop, NOV 13, 2013

HOUSTON, TEXAS--The AARP Foundation today made a $25,000 donation to the Houston Food Bank to help fight hunger among older Texans. Amanda Fredriksen, AARP Texas advocacy director, presented the donation to Houston Food Bank President and CEO Brian Greene at city hall today. Mayor Annise Parker was also present for the occasion.