AARP

AARP is a Washington-based nonprofit advocacy organization that provides resources, education, and lifestyle benefits for adults aged fifty and older. The entity operates with over 2,300 employees and 60,000 volunteers to serve a massive user base of approximately 38 million members across the United States. Generating approximately $1.78 billion in annual operating revenue, the group funds its various initiatives primarily through membership dues, publication advertising, and brand licensing royalties. AARP maintains significant corporate partnerships with major entities like UnitedHealthcare to offer co-branded health insurance products directly to its target demographic. The organization has been guided by notable executive leadership, including former CEO Jo Ann Jenkins, while publishing the widely circulated AARP The Magazine to its extensive membership. AARP was originally founded in 1958 by Ethel Percy Andrus and Leonard Davis.