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      AARP, originally founded in 1958 as the American Association of Retired Persons, emerged from a vision held by educator Dr. Ethel Percy Andrus, who believed that older Americans deserved both dignity and opportunity. In the years following World War II, she saw that many retired teachers lacked access to affordable health coverage and reliable income, and she began organizing resources to address those gaps. Her early work led to the formation of a group focused on insurance for retired educators, which then evolved into a broader organization serving people as they aged, providing not only practical benefits but also a collective voice.
      Throughout the 1960s and 1970s, AARP expanded far beyond its initial roots, aligning its mission with major policy developments like Medicare and Social Security. As federal programs for older adults took shape, AARP became a key participant in public discussions, publishing guides, sending newsletters, and helping members understand new laws. The organization also began to build partnerships with businesses to secure discounts and services that would stretch limited retirement incomes, laying the groundwork for the wide range of member benefits that people recognize today.
      By the 1980s, AARP had grown into a national presence with millions of members, a robust publishing arm, and an increasingly sophisticated advocacy operation. Its flagship publication, which would later become AARP The Magazine, started reaching households across the country with stories on health, finance, travel, and personal growth in life after 50. At the same time, AARP began emphasizing volunteerism and civic engagement, encouraging members not only to receive information but also to give back through community programs, tax assistance, and local leadership roles.
      In the 1990s and early 2000s, as technology reshaped how people communicated, AARP adapted by building a strong digital presence. Its website evolved into a hub for calculators, planning tools, and educational resources on topics like retirement savings, caregiving, and healthy living. The organization recognized that aging was changing, too: people were working longer, starting second careers, and often caring for both children and older relatives at the same time. AARP responded by broadening its content and benefits to reflect a more active, connected, and diverse life stage.
      Over time, AARP also strengthened its role as a nonpartisan advocate, engaging policymakers at the local, state, and federal levels. It worked on issues such as protecting Medicare, ensuring access to affordable prescription drugs, and supporting family caregivers. The organization conducted research on aging, published reports on employment trends and economic security, and used that data to inform both its members and lawmakers. In doing so, it helped shift public conversation about aging away from stereotypes and toward a more realistic and respectful understanding of later life.
      Today, AARP serves people who are 50 and older, recognizing that this age group spans multiple generations with different experiences and expectations. It continues to offer discounts on travel, dining, and everyday purchases, along with access to insurance products and financial tools. Equally important, it provides trusted editorial content on topics ranging from brain health and fraud prevention to work, entrepreneurship, and technology. Many members rely on AARP to help them navigate complex transitions, such as claiming Social Security, managing retirement income, or supporting an aging parent.
      Consider the daily routine of Maria, a 62-year-old community college librarian who lives in a small town with her husband and occasionally hosts her two grandchildren after school. Each morning, over a cup of coffee, she checks the AARP website on her tablet to read brief articles about heart health and stress management. A few months earlier, she used one of AARP&#8217;s retirement calculators to test different scenarios for when she and her husband might claim Social Security, and the results helped them decide to delay their benefits slightly to secure a higher monthly amount later on.
      On Thursdays, Maria volunteers at a local food pantry, a role she discovered through a volunteer-matching tool promoted by AARP. She had been looking for a way to contribute that fit around her part-time work schedule, and the listings made it easy to see what was available nearby. When the pantry director needed help creating a simple budget, Maria downloaded an AARP worksheet on financial basics and adapted it for the organization&#8217;s needs. She often tells friends that her membership gives her practical ideas she can use immediately, not just abstract advice.
      Travel is another area where Maria sees tangible value. She and her husband like to take short road trips, so they use hotel and car rental discounts connected with AARP membership to keep their costs under control. Before a recent weekend getaway, she browsed AARP travel articles for tips on off-season destinations and safe driving in unfamiliar cities. While planning, she also checked an AARP fraud-watch alert about vacation rental scams, which prompted her to verify reviews and payment policies more carefully. That extra layer of guidance gave her peace of mind as they finalized their reservations.
      In the evenings, when things are quieter, Maria reads AARP The Magazine, clipping recipes and sharing personal finance stories with her sister, who is thinking about cutting back her work hours. Articles on brain games and staying socially connected inspired Maria to join a virtual book club organized through a local AARP chapter. For her, the organization has become a steady companion woven into ordinary moments—helping her stretch her budget, stay informed, and remain engaged with her community—illustrating how the mission that began decades ago with Dr. Andrus continues to touch everyday lives in practical and meaningful ways.

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      AARP, originally founded in 1958 as the American Association of Retired Persons, emerged from a vision held by educator Dr. Ethel Percy Andrus, who believed that older Americans deserved both dignity and opportunity. In the years following World War II, she saw that many retired teachers lacked access to affordable health coverage and reliable income, and she began organizing resources to address those gaps. Her early work led to the formation of a group focused on insurance for retired educators, which then evolved into a broader organization serving people as they aged, providing not only practical benefits but also a collective voice.
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      Throughout the 1960s and 1970s, AARP expanded far beyond its initial roots, aligning its mission with major policy developments like Medicare and Social Security. As federal programs for older adults took shape, AARP became a key participant in public discussions, publishing guides, sending newsletters, and helping members understand new laws. The organization also began to build partnerships with businesses to secure discounts and services that would stretch limited retirement incomes, laying the groundwork for the wide range of member benefits that people recognize today.
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      By the 1980s, AARP had grown into a national presence with millions of members, a robust publishing arm, and an increasingly sophisticated advocacy operation. Its flagship publication, which would later become AARP The Magazine, started reaching households across the country with stories on health, finance, travel, and personal growth in life after 50. At the same time, AARP began emphasizing volunteerism and civic engagement, encouraging members not only to receive information but also to give back through community programs, tax assistance, and local leadership roles.
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      In the 1990s and early 2000s, as technology reshaped how people communicated, AARP adapted by building a strong digital presence. Its website evolved into a hub for calculators, planning tools, and educational resources on topics like retirement savings, caregiving, and healthy living. The organization recognized that aging was changing, too: people were working longer, starting second careers, and often caring for both children and older relatives at the same time. AARP responded by broadening its content and benefits to reflect a more active, connected, and diverse life stage.
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      Over time, AARP also strengthened its role as a nonpartisan advocate, engaging policymakers at the local, state, and federal levels. It worked on issues such as protecting Medicare, ensuring access to affordable prescription drugs, and supporting family caregivers. The organization conducted research on aging, published reports on employment trends and economic security, and used that data to inform both its members and lawmakers. In doing so, it helped shift public conversation about aging away from stereotypes and toward a more realistic and respectful understanding of later life.
    </p>
    <p style="font-size:12px; line-height:18px; margin:0 0 8px 0; color:#444444;">
      Today, AARP serves people who are 50 and older, recognizing that this age group spans multiple generations with different experiences and expectations. It continues to offer discounts on travel, dining, and everyday purchases, along with access to insurance products and financial tools. Equally important, it provides trusted editorial content on topics ranging from brain health and fraud prevention to work, entrepreneurship, and technology. Many members rely on AARP to help them navigate complex transitions, such as claiming Social Security, managing retirement income, or supporting an aging parent.
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      Consider the daily routine of Maria, a 62-year-old community college librarian who lives in a small town with her husband and occasionally hosts her two grandchildren after school. Each morning, over a cup of coffee, she checks the AARP website on her tablet to read brief articles about heart health and stress management. A few months earlier, she used one of AARP&#8217;s retirement calculators to test different scenarios for when she and her husband might claim Social Security, and the results helped them decide to delay their benefits slightly to secure a higher monthly amount later on.
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      On Thursdays, Maria volunteers at a local food pantry, a role she discovered through a volunteer-matching tool promoted by AARP. She had been looking for a way to contribute that fit around her part-time work schedule, and the listings made it easy to see what was available nearby. When the pantry director needed help creating a simple budget, Maria downloaded an AARP worksheet on financial basics and adapted it for the organization&#8217;s needs. She often tells friends that her membership gives her practical ideas she can use immediately, not just abstract advice.
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      Travel is another area where Maria sees tangible value. She and her husband like to take short road trips, so they use hotel and car rental discounts connected with AARP membership to keep their costs under control. Before a recent weekend getaway, she browsed AARP travel articles for tips on off-season destinations and safe driving in unfamiliar cities. While planning, she also checked an AARP fraud-watch alert about vacation rental scams, which prompted her to verify reviews and payment policies more carefully. That extra layer of guidance gave her peace of mind as they finalized their reservations.
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      In the evenings, when things are quieter, Maria reads AARP The Magazine, clipping recipes and sharing personal finance stories with her sister, who is thinking about cutting back her work hours. Articles on brain games and staying socially connected inspired Maria to join a virtual book club organized through a local AARP chapter. For her, the organization has become a steady companion woven into ordinary moments—helping her stretch her budget, stay informed, and remain engaged with her community—illustrating how the mission that began decades ago with Dr. Andrus continues to touch everyday lives in practical and meaningful ways.
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