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Volunteering

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AARP — their national community service programs help serve members and non-members. This page is just one of several in AARP's helpful guide, "Serve Your Community."

American Red Cross — your local Red Cross can work with you to provide rewarding experiences, whatever your schedule. They have thousands of one-time and ongoing volunteering opportunities available.

ElderHostel — the nation's first and the world's largest educational and travel organization for older adults. There are numerous volunteering opportunities in the Service section under their Programs tab.

Faith in Action — Faith in Action was founded on the ideal of community volunteerism — neighbors helping neighbors. With more Americans living longer, many face the challenge of helping a family member, neighbor or friend who suffers from arthritis, diabetes, cancer, Alzheimer's, AIDS, or other long-term health condition. Volunteers come from churches, synagogues, mosques and other houses of worship, as well as the community at large. They help those in need by picking up a few groceries or running errands, providing a ride to the doctor, friendly visiting (talking and listening), reading or helping pay bills. With this assistance, older people with long-term health needs can maintain their independence for as long as possible.

Habitat for Humanity — brings families and communities in need together with volunteers and resources to build decent. affordable housing.

Helping.org — an online resource designed to help people find volunteer and giving opportunities in their own communities and beyond.

Make-A-Wish Foundation — more than 25,000 volunteers around the world help the Make-A-Wish Foundation to continue granting wishes to children with life-threatening medical conditions.

Meals on Wheels — provides low cost, hot, nourishing meals to elderly and disabled persons. To find a program near you, visit their Web site and enter your Zip Code in the Find a local Meal program search box in the upper right corner of their home page.

Senior Corps — a network of programs to meet community challenges — Foster Grandparents, Senior Companions and RSVP (Retired and Senior Volunteer Program).

Volunteer Match — an online matching service between local organizations and people who want to perform volunteer work.

Volunteers of America — a national, nonprofit, spiritually-based organization providing local human service programs, and opportunities for individual and community involvement.

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