Sponsor a AARP Driver Safety Program

By: AARP Driver Safety Program | Source: AARP.org

The AARP Driver Safety Program is a community-based program that reaches over 700,000 people age 50+ throughout the United States each year. We depend on local community agencies to physically host our course at their facilities.

What It Means to Become a Community Sponsor

Sponsors typically provide a room and the VCR and TV equipment needed for the class and help with promoting the classes with their clients/customers.

Becoming a sponsor of the AARP Driver Safety Program is easy and it's a great way to make people aware of your organization while providing a much needed service to your community. Major national sponsors include:

senior centers,
banks,
hospitals and HMOs,
libraries,
law enforcement agencies,
places of worship
civic organizations

Local businesses also serve as sponsors. Monetary contributions are not required in order to become a program sponsor.

What the AARP Driver Safety Program Provides

The AARP Driver Safety Program provides the following:

trained instructors to teach the courses;
course materials including workbooks for each student;
promotional materials such as brochures, posters, bookmarks, tell-a-friend cards, etc.