Until further notice ALL upcoming meetings of AARP will be cancelled due to the CoVid 19 concerns for our members, their families, and our community. Disregard any meeting information listed elsewhere on our website.

Our Chapter's Newsletter for Aug/Sept:
  oct_nov_aarp_newsletter_2020.pdf

Our Chapter office is still able to receive your questions at 315-454-0104.  Volunteers check these messages twice per week.

Please see a note from one of our staff members which may answer some questions received. 
aarp_article.pdf

Members at 2018  4th of July Parade - Manlius, NY
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AARP Onondaga Chapter 243 - 
"It is better to serve, than to be served"

     We invite you to explore our activities, noted in the left column, and attend our chapter meetings when possible.
     If you work days, see the information under Events & Outreach for evening activities, or look at Legislative Action Team for legislative alerts. 
     Please come to a meeting. We look forward to greeting you in person. 

                 Our Meeting Place:
                           North Syracuse Community Center
                         700 South Bay Rd. (corner of W Centerville Pl)                                   N. Syracuse, NY 13212                     

Check out our information with tabs on the Left--Event Information, Legislative Information, Health/Wellness Information and so much more.  Thanks for visiting our website.

History

• AARP was founded in 1958 by Dr. Ethel Percy Andrus,  Click here  to learn more about National AARP’s origins.
• AARP’s mission is to enhance the quality of life for all as we age, and to ensure that we have the opportunity to live lives with dignity and purpose.
• There are many local AARP chapters throughout the United States.        

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Onondaga Chapter 243

• AARP Onondaga Chapter #243 was formed on October 25, 1967. 
• Membership grew to 589 by the early 2000‘s, due to interesting programs at chapter meetings, fun trips, volunteer opportunities, and even a bowling league.
• AARP Onondaga Chapter #243 meetings include speakers discussing senior issues, benefits, lifestyle and programs. Light refreshments, a brief business meeting, and socializing make for a pleasant afternoon.
• Helped save the EPIC program
• Our chapter offers opportunities to make a difference in your community through the following:
• The Outreach Committee provides information to the larger community.
• The Legislative Advocacy Team informs our legislators of the concerns of members. 
• Community Service supports many local non-profit organizations and charities.
• Many benefits and services are provided by using your AARP Membership Card. Check it out.