AARP Volunteer Engagement Managers (Kathy Kines, Tara Shaver, and Cristina Anastasio) share valuable information for staff and volunteers. Why They Work for AARP, Collaboration, Teamwork, "Meat Grinding", "Behind the Scenes", Regions, Hot Topics, What's Trending, and much much more...

William Stoner, Office of Volunteer Engagement, Director of Volunteer Engagement and Catherine Sevier, President, AARP North Carolina share information about the 2022 AARP Volunteer Open House for Nurses, nurses as volunteers and advocates, and AARP nurses in North Carolina  partnering with the five Associate State Directors in North Carolina.

Rooted in diversity and committed inclusion, AARP Values and respects employees, volunteers, and partners.  The 90-minute virtual workshop is designed for intact volunteer teams to experience as a group; however, volunteers may sign up on an individual basis.  There are five (5) session.  This Cultural Leadership Development Series (CLDS) also has videos available.

The Roost News Co-Lead, Lillian Lee chats with volunteer Deborah Turner.  Ms. Turner shares information on her presentation at the Mid-America Institute on Aging and Wellness Conference (MAIA).  Ms. Turner's topic was AARP and the Benefit of Volunteering.

The active community of Bloomingdale, Indiana received a grant from AARP to enhance the neighborhood's exiting resources for the 50+ population.