While comprised of different legal entities, AARP speaks with one voice—all united by a common motto: “To serve, not to be served.”

AARP Foundation

The AARP Foundation is the philanthropic arm of AARP. It is a catalyst for social change and a champion for people 50+, particularly those facing significant challenges in meeting their basic needs. Low-income people, women and minorities are primary audiences for Foundation programs and services.

AARP Services, Inc.

AARP Services, Inc., is a wholly owned taxable subsidiary of AARP, and manages the relationship with AARP-endorsed providers. Through AARP Services and our endorsed providers, we make available new and better choices to our members. Among these are health and financial products, travel and leisure offerings, and life event services. AARP Services is where AARP’s mission meets the marketplace.

AARP Financial, Inc.

AARP Financial, Inc., a wholly owned subsidiary of AARP Services, is the investment advisor and administrator for AARP Funds, which provides financial advice and education, and manages AARP-endorsed financial and insurance products. AARP Financial makes available simple and easy to understand financial products to meet the needs of Americans age 50+.

AARP Global Network

AARP Global Network is an alliance of likeminded, nonpartisan, national organizations working to meet the needs of older adults around the world. AARP Global Network members have access to knowledge, technology and other insights to help advance their social missions while striving to enhance the breadth and quality of products and services available to their members.

NRTA: AARP’s Educator Community

NRTA: AARP’s Educator Community (formerly known as the National Retired Teachers Association) is a division of AARP composed primarily of educators and school personnel dedicated to educational opportunities, advocacy, and service.