Fraud Watch Network Radio Spot

We're looking for Tax-Aide volunteers in Cincinnati. This commercial spot is now airing on WDBZ to recruit Tax-Aide volunteers! http://bit.ly/1hs7tPR

Tax-Aide Radio Spot: Cincinnati 1

We're looking for Tax-Aide volunteers in Cincinnati. This commercial spot is now airing on WDBZ to recruit Tax-Aide volunteers! http://bit.ly/1hs7tPR


Tax -Aide Radio Spot: Cincinnati 2

We're looking for Tax-Aide volunteers in Cleveland! This commercial spot is now airing on WZAK in Cleveland to recruit AARP Foundation Tax-Aide volunteers! http://bit.ly/1hs7tPR

Tax-Aide Radio Spot: Cleveland 1

Tax-Aide Radio Spot: Cleveland 2

Do you know where the candidates stand on the issues most important to you? Check out our 2014 Ohio Voter Guide: aarp.org/yourvote

AARP Ohio 2014 Voter Guide

Commercial describing Life Reimagined: Pursuing Purpose and Passion in Cincinnati on 10/17/15. Also promotes BOGO Free offer.

Life Reimagined: Pursuing Purpose and Passion Commercial Spot

In the African American community, barbershops are as much a community necessity as it is a business, where everything is shared, even personal information about each other's health. Listen and learn as barbers and customers at Platinum Palace in Cleveland discuss diabetes and prostate cancer among African American men with Dr. Charles Modlin, Founder and Director of the Cleveland Clinic's Minority Men's Health Center. 

Everyday People, Exceptional Lives: Barbershop

Enjoy listening to AARP member Norma Powell talk with 12-year-old Liliana about her own childhood, today's role models and what advice she has for Liliana and other young African American girls.

Everyday People, Exceptional Lives: Norma Powell

"I'm a flower, I'm going to keep blooming." - Gail Russell, Ohio resident and AARP member. Listen to Russell's inspiring story of overcoming Multiple Sclerosis and learn how she fought to regain control of her health and her life. She shares her personal journey in her memoir, "No More Wasted Days: No Longer a Child". Narration by Samuel Gresham, Jr.
