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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 »
National Social Media Volunteer- Brain Health Neuro Networker
Ongoing | AARP Nationwide
Social Media Volunteers will receive messages and resources from AARP’s national team. In turn, to help more people benefit from this content, they will share the information across many digital and social platforms. Social Media volunteers will…. 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 »