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Name: AARP
Location:
Phoenix, Arizona
United States
Work:
AARP State Office Staff
Hometown(s):
Collier Center 201 E. Washington Street, Suite 1795 Phoenix, AZ 85004
My Websites:
http://www.aarp.org/az
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What we do, we do for all!

About Me

Welcome to AARP in Arizona, a membership organization dedicated to serve the 50+ population. With its great resources and strength, AARP helps our over 839,000 Arizona members make their own choices, reach their goals and dreams, and make the most of life after 50. AARP?s vision is to excel as a dynamic presence in every community, shaping and enriching the experience of aging for each member and for society.

Interests:
In January 2007, AARP unveiled Divided We Fail, a national effort designed to engage the American people, elected officials and the business community to find broad-based, bi-partisan solutions to the most compelling domestic issues facing the nation?health care and the long-term financial security of Americans. The campaign will encompass traditional grassroots work, advertising in national outlets, and online activities which will engage the public, business and elected officials in the debate, encouraging public leaders to offer solutions. For more information regarding Divided We Fail and to learn how you can participate in this effort, log on to www.dividedwefail.org

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Don8 says:
In the letter of Spring 2008 I see nothing about the Tucson area. I s ther nothing going on here or just nothing to write about.?
Thanks
Posted: April 10, 2008 6:03PM EDT
PT says:
Hi, Can't find any info on this AARP website about volunteering in or around Tempe AZ. I don't want to go to the senior center listed. Don't you have any groups here in the east valley?
Posted: March 25, 2008 5:09PM EDT
AARPAZ says:
Thank you so much for your interest in volunteering with AARP. The profile for AARP in Arizona is under construction and in the near future it will have information on voluntarism and other items.

As to your question, we currently have around 10 volunteers in or around Tempe who offer their service to AARP in the areas of advocacy and community outreach. My suggestion is that we have a telephone conversation to start. Would you provide us with a number we can reach you at?

Thanks so much,

AARP in Arizona
Posted: March 27, 2008 11:11AM EDT
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