Finding Purpose After Retirement: 10 Inspiring Ideas

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Resources to Help You on Your Journey

You don’t have to find your purpose alone. There are fantastic organizations ready to help you connect, learn, and contribute.

  • Volunteering: Opportunities to give back can be found via AmeriCorps Seniors. They run several programs, including Foster Grandparents, Senior Companions, and RSVP, which matches your skills with local needs. Websites like VolunteerMatch.org also list thousands of opportunities.
  • Learning & Community: Your local library is a treasure trove of free classes, book clubs, and events. Many community colleges have lifelong learning institutes (LLIs) or Osher Lifelong Learning Institutes (OLLIs) designed specifically for seniors.
  • Recreation: As mentioned, the National Park Service Senior Pass is an incredible value for travelers. For local programs, check your city or county’s Parks and Recreation department website for everything from fitness classes to sports leagues.
  • General Support: For lifestyle and community resources, AARP offers extensive articles and local chapters that host social events and advocacy groups.

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