About the AARP Foundation

Overview
AARP Foundation programs and legal advocacy efforts address issues that affect people age 50 and over on a daily basis, as well as emerging trends that will affect people more and more as they age. In addition to direct service and programs, the Foundation also offers numerous volunteer and charitable giving opportunities.

AARP Foundation Programs and Services
AARP Foundation programs focus on education and service for Americans 50 and older with emphasis on those at social and economic risk. With help from over 35,000 volunteers nationwide, the Foundation continues to assist millions of older Americans everyday. Learn more about these valuable programs.

AARP Foundation Legal Advocacy
AARP Foundation litigation staff works to protect the legal rights of older Americans in critical health, long-term care, consumer and employment situations. Learn about our recent wins, loses and how we may be able to assist you.

BBB Wise Giving Alliance
The AARP Foundation meets the Standards for Charitable Accountability.

2009 Calendar Contest
We welcome all current AARP members to enter their original oil, acrylic, or watercolor paintings beginning March 17, 2008. Fourteen paintings will be chosen to adorn the 2009 AARP Foundation Calendar.

AARP Foundation Annual Reports and Financial Information
The AARP Foundation continues to provide assistance to millions of older Americans with programs to protect their economic security and to improve the communities in which they live and work. Download our annual report and financial statements to learn how we are building on our work and looking ahead.

AARP Foundation Disaster Relief and Recovery Fund: Making a Difference
The AARP Foundation continues to make a difference on the Gulf Coast region with disaster relief and recovery grants to over 40 local agencies. Learn more about our continuing efforts to help those affected by the hurricanes and to learn how your donations can still make a difference.

AARP Foundation Leadership
The AARP Foundation Board of Directors and Executive Leadership Team are committed to the issues of interest to AARP members and Americans aged 50 and over. Learn more about Foundation leadership.

AARP Foundation Online Art Gallery
Visit our online art gallery, displaying a select array of original artwork submitted by AARP members. Prints and note cards of each image are available for purchase.

AARP Foundation Programs
Women share a common desire to grow older with dignity and enjoy financial independence while maintaining a connection to family, friends and community. AARP members, volunteers and donors, through Foundation programs, leverage AARP's national reputation to enhance the quality of life for all people as they age.

Donor Impact Report
Your impact on the vulnerable older population--a report to donors from the AARP Foundation

Women’s Leadership Circle
The AARP Foundation Women’s Leadership Circle (WLC) empowers women to make wise decisions, take control of the issues that affect them and influence the national dialogue on aging. The WLC involves women from across the country and utilizes their diverse backgrounds, insights and experiences to help improve and enhance women’s lives, as they grow older. Learn more about this program and how to get involved.

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