|
|
Doing More After Retirement
Let’s face it – the stereotype of the retiree passing time in a
rocking chair on the porch probably doesn’t apply to you at all. You cherish being in control
of your own time and want to get the most out of every moment. Are you wondering how to experience
life to the fullest?
|
|
If you want to experience life, and possibly make a difference in someone else’s life too,
there are many opportunities to do so.
There may be a number of organizations with opportunities in
your area that could benefit from your life experience and skills, or simply the donation of your time.
Is traveling as much as possible one of your goals? Consider the Peace Corps or another
globally-based organization.
|
There has been an error loading the page you requested. Note that you may need to update your
Flash player to view this content.
Click here for a quick download to update your player:
Adobe Flash Player Update
|
If life-long learning is your goal, why not go back to school? Did you know that a number of
colleges and universities offer free or reduced tuition to seniors?
Whatever your aspirations, start
doing more and experiencing life after retirement! |
Here are some resources that may be helpful:
Volunteer Opportunities from the Administration on Aging
Global Volunteers Program
Peace Corps
Find a Foster Grandparent Program in Your Area
Elderhostel.org – Educational Tours
Senior Travel Tips
50+ Expeditions – Adventure Travel
Tips on Paying for College as a Retiree (US News article)
CNN Life After Work Special
Encore: Work that Matters in the Second Half of Life
|
