Take charge and shape our future: AARP is known as a resource for reliable, objective information on key aging issues

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The AARP has chosen the theme 'Shaping Our Future' to convey the sense that seniors should take control over their lives. Modern Maturity magazine, the AARP Bulletin and AARP-sponsored TV and radio programs are all good sources of information on health, politics and other issues affecting older adults.

Information services

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AARP's commitment to our nation's kids

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The National Retired Teachers Assn, founded by Ethel Percy Andrus in 1947, is celebrating its 50th anniversary. The organization serves as a reminder to AARP members that they can continue to interact with the youth of the nation through volunteer work as tutors, mentors, or school helpers.

History, Retirees, National Retired Teachers Association

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AARP celebrates more anniversaries

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Dr Ethel Percy Andrus founded the AARP in 1958 with the philosophy 'To serve, not be served.' Her motto is alive today in two very important AARP programs: the AARP Tax-Aide program and the AARP Widowed Persons Service program.

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