All year long, volunteers generously devote their time, energy and passion to helping their neighbors and improving their communities. During #NationalVolunteerWeek , we celebrate and recognize our extraordinary AARP and AARPFoundation volunteers. Thank you for all that you do.

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Nancy is thrilled when the star of her favorite Korean television show reaches out through social media, and the relationship turns romantic. But when they make plans to meet, he asks for $18,500. spr.ly/6017bi48N

“Life is short, so why don’t you have a good time?” Aki and Koichi Kim’s outfit inspiration videos earned them over 600k followers on social media. Hear what inspired them to make the videos and and their message to those watching. #MondayMotivation

Leaving behind the 9-to-5 can seem daunting. But much like grieving or staying married, there are stages to retirement. This former writer shares how she navigated retirement and learned to love it. spr.ly/6018bTbus

Scammers often dangle the prospect of a lavish inheritance in front of their targets. Learn the warning signs and how to protect yourself: spr.ly/6017bTwmX.

“I don’t know that I’ll ever have a better birthday.” March 26 is a special day for Daniel Lesinski Jr. and his family. Watch as he gets to share his birthday with his father and newborn son. #FridayFeeling

Fans of the legendary singer Tony Bennett may have a chance to purchase memorabilia from his estate without breaking the bank. Check out these 10 items going on auction with an estimated value of $100 to $200, as described by Julien’s Auctions. spr.ly/6013b3uWP

Cofounder of the Allman Brothers Band and guitar legend Dickey Betts has died at age 80. The Rock & Roll Hall of Famer wrote the band's biggest hit, “Ramblin’ Man.” spr.ly/6018b3qhq

On the one-year anniversary of the Care Executive Order, we celebrate the progress made and remain committed to working toward bipartisan solutions that deliver further relief to America's caregivers.

Read the full statement from AARP's Nancy LeaMond: spr.ly/6017b3P5J

AARP We will continue fighting on many fronts to adjust attitudes about caregiving, and to change laws, influence employers and provide family caregivers with the resources, information and support they so desperately need. (3/3) spr.ly/6011bzq5z

Improving the long-term care system is a top goal for AARP. As we mark the one-year anniversary of the Care Executive Order recognizing caregivers as a national priority, we celebrate the progress made to support their growing needs. But there is more work to be done. (2/3)

The way America provides long-term care to those who can no longer care for themselves is deeply flawed. And the toll on our nation’s 48 million family caregivers is immense, as the support systems needed to assist them come up short. (1/3)

The modern designs of today’s cafeterias look nothing like the automats of yesteryear. They had an entirely different aesthetic, and they were a must-see in New York City. Of course, offerings and prices have changed a lot since then too. What’s your favorite food tourism memory?

Inside AARP The Magazine: Brooke Shields reflects on key moments in her iconic career. Plus, get crucial tips for navigating common inheritance issues, read about top health risks after age 50, and learn the red flags of investment-related fraud. More at aarp.org/magazine?cmp=S….

Marlene is suffering from back pain and preparing for upcoming surgery when she receives a fraud warning on her computer. Fearing the worst, she sets off on a race against time to save her money. spr.ly/6012bBcbA

Your lifestyle choices could have an effect on your brain’s health. Including these six habits in your routine may delay or prevent cognitive decline, helping your brain as you age. Learn more about Staying Sharp at spr.ly/6015b6QdU.

A woman got a call from someone pretending to be from her energy company who threatened to shut off her utilities if she didn't pay the 'overdue' amount in gift cards. She knew it was a scam and reported it to AARP Fraud Watch Network at 877-908-3360.