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Be an Advocacy Volunteer with Washington State!
Ongoing | AARP Washington
Advocacy volunteers keep up to date on state and federal issues through monthly phone conference calls, and regular e-mail updates regarding various policy and legislation of interest to AARP members. They periodically meet with State Legislators…. Read More »
Be a Community Outreach Volunteer with Washington State!
Ongoing | AARP Washington
Community Outreach Volunteers serve as AARP liaisons to the community, local organizations and groups. They participate and volunteer at events, conferences, and community meetings; and identify local events and opportunities to increase…. Read More »
States Speakers Bureau Member
Ongoing | AARP Washington
Speakers Bureau (SB) Volunteers help educate and inform the public on AARP priorities by presenting workshops on topics such as Caregiving, Brain Health, Downsizing & Decluttering, HomeFit, and Fraud Prevention. Speakers present AARP-developed…. Read More »
The Ethel Gathering Groups Volunteer Opportunities
Ongoing | AARP Nationwide
The Ethels are a dynamic network of women who celebrate and champion the idea of owning their age. Named after AARP Founder Dr. Ethel Percy Andrus, who once said, “Old age is not a defeat, but a victory, not a punishment, but a privilege,” these…. Read More »
The Ethel Gathering Group Community Event Host
Ongoing | AARP Nationwide
The Ethels are a dynamic network of women who celebrate and champion the idea of owning their age. Named after AARP Founder Dr. Ethel Percy Andrus, who once said, “Old age is not a defeat, but a victory, not a punishment, but a privilege,” these…. Read More »