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How much is AARP wasting on mail?

I already give to the AARP foundation by making a monthly donation.  I am CONSTANTLY getting mail asking if I would like to give to the foundation.  I get so much mail from AARP that it is maddening and a waste of money.  I have to wonder if every mailing goes to everyone regardless.  I saw another post about the constant membership renewal requests when we are already members that are not expiring soon!

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You are regularly sending me notices—even membership cards—asking me to rejoin AARP. Here is why I will not do it: You are not providing the senior support I need and expect. What is crucial to me is an organization that actively lobbies Congress, petitions lawmakers, and promotes legislation that will protect social security and Medicare.

 

I do not care about “'The Golden Bachelorette' Will Officially Debut This Fall. Who Will It B,?” nor do I care about the goals you outline in your IRS Form 990: Sparking bold, innovative solutions and social connection. I require an organization that will fight Congress for our finances and fiscal security. I do not care about commercials with an old woman jogging with dogs; I do care about social security payments and Medicare.

Community Concierge

@MichelleH842381 Hi Michelle, thank you so much for supporting the AARP Foundation! I can help adjust your mailing preferences if you'd like. Would you like me to stop the mailers from the Foundation? Let me know what mailings I can adjust for you and I'll be happy to get it taken care of! 

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You have a valid point.  Inundation us with repetitive mail is a waste of resources 

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