AARP Washington

If you are like most people, the electronics around your house seem to be multiplying. With flat screen TVs replacing the older, bulky tube TVs and computer technology changing at what seems to be the speed of light, you probably have some obsolete electronics in the closet or garage you are wondering what to do with. In the past you may have paid to recycle them or maybe you’ve just dumped them in the trash (this is legal in most of Washington, but obviously not very “green”).

The year is winding down while the shining and new prospect of 2014 is just around the corner, and with it brings a new legislative session! Don't miss this special in-person opportunity to speak directly with top leadership from the State House and Senate at a time when leadership questions are still being solved. Pre-registration recommended.

New initiative from AARP and the Washington State Attorney General's Office to fight fraud

News Release

The Age Wave is Here

Join AARP and the Small Business Majority for a one-hour webinar on retirement plan options for small business, including a new small business retirement plan option now being proposed for consideration by the Legislature. We will present the webinar twice, on December 10 and 17th, so that everyone will have a chance to participate. This webinar will be of particular interest to people who own, operate or work for small businesses in our state.

Captioning in public venues – A tool for persons with hearing loss

2014 State Legislative Session Priorities

Walt Bow en of Olympia has been selected by AARP Washington to receive our state's 2013 AARP Washington State Andrus Award for Community Service -- the Association’s most prestigious and visible state volunteer award for community service.

NRTA : AARP’s Educator Community has awarded the 2013 With Our Youth! Dedication Award to Brenda Leider of Mountlake Terrace, WA. Brenda is recognized for her outstanding work with the Marysville School District English Language Learner Penpal Program.