AARP Foundation Experience Corps Baltimore
AARP Foundation Experience Corps is an intergenerational volunteer-based tutoring program that is proven to help children who aren’t reading at grade level become great readers by the end of third grade. We inspire and empower adults 50 and older to serve in their community and disrupt the cycle of poverty by making a lasting difference in the lives of America’s most vulnerable children.
The Experience Corps model is a proven intervention with measurable benefits for students, as well as positive mental and physical health benefits for volunteers who participate. By helping young students become better readers, Experience Corps seeks to ensure a lasting legacy of strong futures, supported schools and empowered volunteers.
AARP Foundation Experience Corps is hosted in Baltimore, MD by two Program Partners: Elev8 Baltimore and the Y in Central Maryland.
Program Launch: 2022
Elev8 Baltimore Chief Program Officer Danny Heller Arundel Elementary School (21225) Southwest Charter School (21223) Apply: Volunteer Application Form |
The Y in Central Maryland Associate Executive Director Shannon Kowal Walter P. Carter Elementary/Middle School (21212) Johnston Square Elementary (21202) |
Volunteer
AARP Foundation Experience Corps is looking for adults 50 years and older interested in tutoring K-3 students who are struggling to read.
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AARP Foundation Experience Corps has more than 2,300 highly-trained volunteers working in 22 cities and serves over 9,600 students every year in high-need elementary schools.
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