I am looking for the Foundation phone number to get an application for a loan or grant to get a used car. I am 77, I live on Social Security, and I have no complaints about my situation. I am content and good natured.
I just need the Foundation application for access to funds to get the used car.
No one can give me a Foundation phone number. The AARP main phone number says they will have the Foundation office call me.
They have millions. Is the Foundation a SCAM, or does it really help us???
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Re: “AARP Foundation”
I am looking for the Foundation phone number to get an application for a loan or grant to get a used car. I am 77, I live on Social Security, and I have no complaints about my situation. I am content and good natured.
I just need the Foundation application for access to funds to get the used car.
No one can give me a Foundation phone number. The AARP main phone number says they will have the Foundation office call me.
They have millions. Is the Foundation a SCAM, or does it really help us???