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You have the power to change the lives of seniors in poverty.

1 in 3 older adults struggle to meet their basic needs. Your gift can help seniors secure good jobs, get the benefits they've earned, and stay connected to their communities.

MAKE A GIFT

Become An Experience Corps Volunteer Tutor

Get trained to help students become better readers by the end of third grade — and renew your sense of purpose as you help set the foundation for lifelong success.

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You Already Have What It Takes to Make A Real Difference In A Child’s Life

Children Need Reading Tutors Now

You Have the Power To Transform Children’s Lives

Become A Volunteer Reading Tutor

AARP Foundation Experience Corps trains people over 50 as tutors to help students become better readers by the end of third grade. The community-based program helps older adults regain social connections and a sense of purpose, while providing children with the foundation for lifelong success and greater earning potential.

How You Can Fit Volunteering Into Your Busy Schedule

You have the power to help young students in underserved communities become better readers by the end of third grade. Become a Virtual Volunteer Tutor.

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Looking To Give Back? Consider Volunteering

Children who can’t read at grade level by fourth grade are on a path to poverty. You can help turn things around as a Volunteer Tutor.

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How To Stay Active And Connected To Your Community During Retirement

Free training to learn how to help children become better readers by the end of third grade.

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Become a Volunteer Tutor

Help young children get back on track and become better readers right in your community. In-person and virtual opportunities available.

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AARP Foundation Experience Corps is an AmeriCorps National, Volunteer Generation Fund and VISTA grantee and receives funds through their AmeriCorps National and Volunteer Generation Fund programs. Additional support is provided by the Department of Justice Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Program.