Want to Make a Difference? Become an AARP South Carolina Volunteer
By: Source: AARP.org Date Posted: 2003-09-17 10:47:42
Volunteers have played an integral role in AARP since its beginning. Volunteer opportunities in South Carolina support AARP's work. They also provide rewarding opportunities to the people who volunteer. But the scope is even larger: Volunteers make AARP a vital presence in every community throughout the state.
E-Advocacy Volunteers
Would you like to meet people, learn new skills and help make life better for older South Carolinians? Join AARP South Carolina's E-Advocacy Team. You do not need to be an expert to apply. At your home or office computer we will keep you informed about legislative issues that affect older South Carolinians. You will have the opportunity to contact elected officials to tell them about AARP's position on legislative issues. For more information, call Legislative Director Jane Wiley at (803) 765-7375 or send e-mail to jwiley@aarp.org.
Ambassador Volunteers
Do you enjoy participating in community events and sharing information? You can help AARP South Carolina get the word out about the many programs and benefits that come with AARP membership. Become an AARP South Carolina Ambassador. They staff booths at community fairs and other events, and some also speak about the Association to small groups. It's a wonderful opportunity to meet new people and to let older South Carolina residents know about all that AARP has to offer. To learn more, call Senior Office Administrator Leigh Ann Littlejohn at (803) 765-73761 or send e-mail to llittlejohn@aarp.org.
Office Volunteers
Do you enjoy volunteering in an office environment? If so, AARP South Carolina could use your help with mailings, clipping or other office work. Call Senior Administrative Associate Pearl Hall at (803) 765-7361 or send e-mail to phall@aarp.org.
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