AARP Hearing Center
CLOSE
Search
Popular Searches
Suggested Links
Flexible Work
AARP Skills Builder
Flexible Work
ON-DEMAND WEBINARS
Drug Prices
Social Security
Medicare & Medicaid
Caregiving
LONG-TERM CARE
State Guides
Prepare to Care Guides
End of Life
Home Technology
Get Happier
POSSIBILITIES OF AI
Leaving AARP.org Website
You are now leaving AARP.org and going to a website that is not operated by AARP. A different privacy policy and terms of service will apply.
Volunteers Visit Local Newsrooms to talk about the work of AARP in their communities
The Cape Gazette Editorial Board met with Kim Wharton, Communications Director and Wendell Alfred, AARP Fraud Fighter
AARP Delaware volunteers know how to tell a story with pictures and words! The dedicated team in Sussex County, Delaware joined Communications Director Kim Wharton for a media tour of the most widely read news outlets in the lower part of the state.
Fraud Fighter Wendell Alfred joined AARP to meet with the Cape Gazette in Lewes. He gave an overview of recent fraud work and the recent shredding events in Sussex. Wendell has been a residence of Lewes for many years, and offered valuable insights as to how the work of AARP benefits his community.
Wayne Faircloth, AARP Delaware’s volunteer news photographer, met with Mike McClure of the Seaford Star. He gave and overview of the AARP Community Challenge Grant and the Andrus Award for Community Service. The Seaford Star has printed Wayne’s great photos from AARP events.
During a visit to the Coastal Point in Bethany Beach, advocacy volunteer Mary Louise Embrey joined staff to talk about her Caregiving story, fraud, and her enjoyment when volunteering for AARP.
These dedicated volunteers are the face of AARP and help us reach into communities in a more thoughtful way.
