May News & Resources
Technology Corner by EmpowerITGroup. Welcome to Technology Corner - where we encourage you to GET EMPOWERED! Each month we will highlight technology concepts and resources that may be of value to your organization. This month we focus on "TCO" or total cost of ownership. Technology is rarely a one-time business purchase. Software becomes essentially obsolete and unsupported every 3 to 5 years; employees need to be trained and keep their skills up-to-date; and systems need to be upgraded regularly. As you make decisions regarding your systems, keep the TCO in mind. EmpowerITGroup is a South Florida technology integration firm with more than a decade of experience supporting local not-for-profits. If you would like to find out more, or need help navigating the complex landscape of technology, contact us at (786) 262-8673 or info@empoweritgroup.com.
Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) Enrollment, 5/16/13, 10 - 11 am, at the United Way Center for Financial Stability, 11500 NW 12 Avenue, Miami, FL 33168. Need help applying for the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA)? This session will be an opportunity to meet with an educational advisor to assist you in applying for the FAFSA. This session is free. For more information, visit the United Way Center for Financial Stability or call (305) 688-3551.
Basics of Business Marketing III, 5/18/13, 9 - 11 am, at the United Way Center for Financial Stability, 11500 NW 12 Avenue, Miami, FL 33168. Come explore branding and how it shapes and forms perceptions about businesses as well as creates customer loyalty. For more information, visit the United Way Center for Financial Stability or to register, call (305) 751-5511, ext. 1100.
ReServe Miami luncheon for agencies serving Spanish-speaking communities, 5/23/13, 11 am - 1 pm, at Miami Art Museum, 101 West Flagler Street, Miami, FL. Do you know of a nonprofit or public agency struggling with operational and outreach needs? Do they need high-quality, bilingual and affordable professionals to launch new or complete existing projects? Attend this ReServe Miami luncheon presentation to learn more about their innovative, affordable, and expert resources. A curated tour of Frame of Reference: Latin American Art from the Jorge M. Perez Collection is included with lunch. ReServe connects the county's under-resourced nonprofits and public institutions to a large base of experienced professionals 55+ who want to give back. In exchange for a stipend paid by the partner organization, ReServists in Miami-Dade County work in a variety of capacities to help organizations stay on mission. Advance reservations for the luncheon are required. Rsvp by May 16 to Monica Salinas at monicas@catalystmiami.org or (305) 576-5001, ext. 18. Parking is available at the City of Miami Cultural Center Garage, 90 SW First Street. Visit ReServe Miami for more information.
Money Smart: Raising your Financial IQ, 5/23/13, 6 - 9 pm, at the United Way Center for Financial Stability, 11500 NW 12 Avenue, Miami, FL 33168. Step-by-step financial tips and information for today's young families. Attendance qualifies participants for the Ways to Work loan program. This seminar is free. For more information, visit the United Way Center for Financial Stability or call (305) 688-3551.
Career Readiness: Targeting your Transferable Skills, 5/23/13, 10 am - noon, at the United Way Center for Financial Stability, 11500 NW 12 Avenue, Miami, FL 33168. Participants will learn how to identify their transferable skills, and use them to target various employment opportunities. This seminar is free. For more information, visit the United Way Center for Financial Stability or call (305) 688-3551.
Intensive Geriatric Training (IGT) Mental Health Module Training, 6/5/13, 6/6/13, and 6/7/13, at the Miami VA Medical Center 1201 NW 16 Street, Miami, FL 33125. These three-day modules will allow participants to increase their knowledge of the topic while earning up to 20 Continuing Education Units (CUEs). More information will be available on the Geriatric Education Center website shortly.
Reserve a Financial Fitness Seminar for your group - United Way of Miami-Dade, in partnership with Consolidated Credit Solutions, is proud to offer a free financial fitness program to corporate and funded partners. The program is designed to educate, motivate and empower individuals to take control of their financial well-being. The seminars are only offered to groups of 10 or more and they include: Credit 101 - Discover the importance of having a good and healthy credit history, as well as basic concepts of credit and how it can positively or negatively impact a person's financial and professional future; Identity Theft Prevention - Learn how to prevent identity theft and protect yourself against the most popular techniques being used; Learn to Live Debt Free & Within Your Means - Hear how to successfully manage your money and cash flow by controlling spending habits and avoiding credit problems. Select one of the Financial Fitness seminars and schedule a date and time by contacting Laura Campbell at lcampbell@consolidatedcredit.org or calling (954) 377-9238.
NONPROFIT CAREER OPPORTUNITIES
School Readiness Childcare Teacher Associate (F/T) - YWCA, is responsible for planning and implementing daily learning activities, nurturing the children and managing and maintaining the classrooms and its equipment and supplies. Works with all staff and trainees including substitutes to ensure program philosophy, values, and goals are met and Early Childhood Program Standards and regulatory requirements are maintained. Meets with other teacher(s) on a weekly basis to plan the daily activities within the YWCA's program appropriate curriculum that encourage development of children's cognitive, social/emotional, physical and creative skills. Presents activity plans on a weekly basis to the Center Services Coordinator. Prepares and delivers timely, accurate reporting that can include, but is not limited to, attendance and program reports, daily meal counts, developmental records of each child, timesheets, leave requests. Works with the agency and community to promote center enrollment. Qualifications: CDA certification required, DCF 45-hour training certificates required, high school diploma or GED, Red Cross First Aid certificate, certificate of good health and completed TB test, minimum 1 year in childcare services. Additional requirements: fingerprints, criminal background checks and drug test. Pay is $7.79 per hour. Location is Miami Gardens, FL. To apply, please send a cover letter and resume to: YWCA-careers@ywca-miami.org or fax to (305) 416-4618.
Information Referral/Chat Counselor (P/T) - Switchboard of Miami, will provide appropriate information and referrals to social service agencies for callers contacting the contact center, and provides crisis counseling and suicide intervention services to callers experiencing crisis situations. Bachelor's degree in social work or social services and 2 years' customer service experience. Information and referral experience, a plus. Must be computer proficient. Submit resume and cover letter addressing the position's specific duties to: Carolyn Broughton, human resources director at cbroughton@switchboardmiami.org or fax to (305) 377-2269. For more information, visit Switchboard of Miami.
Accountant (P/T) - Switchboard of Miami, will be responsible for preparing grant and contract billings, compiling contract reports of budget vs. actual expenditures, processing and verifies the accuracy of deposits with cash receipts journals and other back-up, compiling accounting data to perform monthly general ledger closing, inputting data into the accounts receivable system, and reconciling bank accounts. Bachelor's degree in Accounting. Minimum 2 years' work experience in accounting. Submit resume and cover letter addressing the position's specific duties to: Carolyn Broughton, human resources director at cbroughton@switchboardmiami.org or fax to (305) 377-2269. For more information, visit Switchboard of Miami.
Head Start/Early Head Start Teacher Substitute (On-Call) - YWCA of Greater Miami-Dade, Inc., is responsible for planning and implementing daily learning activities, nurturing the children and managing and maintaining the Early Head Start classroom and its equipment and supplies. Work with all staff to ensure program philosophy, values and goals are met and Early Childhood Program Standards and regulatory requirements are maintained. Teaches students through a variety of social experiences, classroom arrangements and support materials that promote program objectives and independent and group management in an environment that protects children's health and safety at all times as well as their needs for physical movement, sensory stimulation, fresh air, rest and nourishment; prevents challenging or disruptive behaviors through environmental design, schedules that meet the needs and abilities of children; effective transitions and engaging activities; encourages the positive self-image of children through active listening, responding and encouraging independence while giving verbal and non-verbal reinforcement; uses positive, nonpunitive discipline techniques; guides children in controlling their behavior by using positive, appropriate approaches; recognizes health and safety hazards and protects children from harm. Prepares and serves meals and/or snacks. National CDA certification in Infant-Toddler for Early Head Start or National CDA Preschool for Head Start Required; DCF 45-50 hr. training certificates required; high school diploma or GED; Red Cross First Aid certificate; certificate of good health and completed TB test required; minimum 1 year experience in childcare services; requires fingerprints, criminal background checks, and drug test. Pay is $8.05 per hour. This is a substitute, on-call position. Submit resume and cover letter addressing the position's specific duties to: YWCA-careers@ywca-miami.org or fax to (305) 416-4618.
School Readiness - Teacher Substitute (On-Call) - YWCA of Greater Miami-Dade, Inc., is responsible for planning and implementing daily learning activities, nurturing the children, and managing and maintaining the classroom and its equipment and supplies. Ensures the daily activities within the YWCA's program-appropriate curriculum that encourage development of children's cognitive, social/emotional, physical and creative skills; teaches students through a variety of social experiences, classroom arrangements and support materials that promote program objectives and independent and group management in an environment that protects children's health and safety at all times as well as their needs for physical movement, sensory stimulation, fresh air, rest, and nourishment. Requirements: CDA certification; DCF 45-50 hr. training certificates; high school diploma or GED; Red Cross First Aid certificate; certificate of good health and completed TB test required; minimum 1 year experience in childcare services; fingerprints, criminal background checks, and drug test. Pay is $7.79 per hour. This is a substitute, on-call position. Submit resume and cover letter addressing the position's specific duties to: YWCA-careers@ywca-miami.org or fax to (305) 416-4618.
Executive Assistant to National Headquarters of Women of Tomorrow Mentor & Scholarship Program is seeking a highly organized, detail-oriented candidate for executive assistant position, located in the Miami offices. This heavily administrative support position requires the candidate to possess strong analytical skills, the ability to communicate in a clear and efficient manner, and thrive in a fast-paced work environment. To apply, please email your resume and cover letter to Alberto Berenblum at a.berenblum@womenoftomorrow.org with the position title as your subject line.
Director of South Palm Beach County - Women of Tomorrow Mentor & Scholarship Program is seeking an experienced professional to lead all aspects of our complete expansion into South Palm Beach County, including program implementation, fundraising initiatives and Advisory Committee coordination. To apply, please email your resume and cover letter to Alberto Berenblum at a.berenblum@womenoftomorrow.org with the position title as your subject line.
Development Intern - Overtown Youth Center, Inc., responsible for assisting the development associate with fund development, fundraising, special events, marketing and public relations. The development intern works under the supervision of the executive director and development associate. Assist in identifying and cultivating giving programs with businesses as part of an annual campaign, and with all special events functions and the overall fundraising efforts of the agency; will also assist staff in writing grant applications for programs utilizing volunteers. Provide staff support and assistance to the agency's advisory board. Minimum of an associate's degree, public relations and marketing experience preferred. Must commit to a minimum of 20 hours per week (morning or afternoon shift). Email resumes to TK Pratt at tk@overtownyouth.org.
Director of Planned/Individual Giving - Boys & Girls Clubs of Miami-Dade, will report to the executive director. Responsible for securing individual gifts, including both major and planned gifts. Make quarterly presentations to representatives of volunteer leadership. In addition, will personally demonstrate donor relationship building utilizing cultivation and stewardship skills in the assigned area; and will assist the organization with structuring and conducting donor relationship building strategies. Working knowledge of major gift and donor-centered strategies (i.e. moves management). Knowledge of federal estate and income tax laws, and state inheritance tax laws. Working knowledge of estate planning strategies (e.g. charitable gift annuities and trusts). Bachelor's degree in a related discipline. or financial planning credentials (e.g. Certified Financial Planner, Chartered Life Underwriter, etc.) preferred. Please submit resume and cover letter to: aroig@bgcmia.org.
Director of Programs & Learning - Florida Philanthropic Network (FPN), seeking a dynamic, multi-talented, highly motivated professional to join the Tampa team as director of programs & learning with an approximate salary in the middle $60s to low $70s, commensurate with experience, and a competitive benefits package that includes health and retirement benefits. Work is typically performed in an inside, sheltered environment. Some off-site work is required when hosting programs outside the FPN office and some travel outside the office will be required. The typical hazards associated with travel outside the office apply. The person would report to the president and CEO. This position plays a crucial leadership role to plan, manage and implement FPN's educational programs and learning opportunities to meet the needs of FPN's members and advance FPN's mission and leadership work. The ideal candidate for this position will have significant experience in foundation, association and/or nonprofit management, and a demonstrated ability to lead and oversee all phases of FPN's program and learning agenda, from planning through implementation and evaluation. The candidate should have a strong knowledge of the field of philanthropy and/or nonprofits and a clear understanding of the issues, opportunities and challenges facing grantmakers and nonprofits today. To apply, please send a cover letter and resume to: careers@fpnetwork.org.
Grant Clinical Supervisor - Institute for Child & Family Health, Inc. (ICFH), will provide clinical supervision to grant staff as determined by the qualified clinical supervision designation. Will monitor therapeutic treatment and case management service plans for emotionally disturbed children/adolescents while overseeing the delivery of individual and group therapy services; supervision of grant staff and pieceworkers at both north and south clinics. Will participate annually in one or more Performance and Quality Improvement (PQI) committees or activities as assigned; and will provide administrative assistance in the areas of special projects, grants and speaking engagements. Master's level degree in clinical social work, marriage and family therapy or mental health counseling with current State of Florida license. Bilingual (English/Spanish) preferred. Submit resume and cover letter addressing the position's specific duties to: ssanders@icfhinc.org or fax to (305) 685-4208.
Dependency Case Manager - Center for Family and Child Enrichment, Inc., will report to the dependency case manager supervisor and will be on call 24/7 as needed. Develop and review service plans and implement activities which assure access to services documented in dependency court case plans. Advocate for clients at relevant agencies, service planning meetings and in the courts, as needed. Conduct and document home visits, schedule appointments (including contacting responsible parties to coordinate appointments giving directions as needed) and/or arrange transportation and other services as needed. A bachelor's degree in a human services related field from an accredited university and at least one year working with children and families. In order to be considered for this position, you MUST possess a State of Florida Child Protection Certification. Please email resume to gbrooks@cfceinc.org or fax to (305) 623-7893.
Helpline Counselor (P/T) - Switchboard of Miami, will provide appropriate information and referrals to social service agencies for callers contacting the contact center and provides crisis counseling and suicide intervention services to callers experiencing crisis situations. Bachelor's degree in social work or social services and two years' customer service experience. Information and referral experience, a plus. Must be computer proficient, and bilingual (English/Spanish) preferred. Submit resume and cover letter addressing the position's specific duties to: Carolyn Broughton, human resources director at cbroughton@switchboardmiami.org or fax to (305) 377-2269. For more information, visit Switchboard of Miami.
Helpline Counselor (On-Call) - Switchboard of Miami, will provide appropriate information and referrals to social service agencies for callers contacting the contact center and provides crisis counseling and suicide intervention services to callers experiencing crisis situations. Bachelor's degree in social work or social services and two years' customer service experience. Information and referral experience, a plus. Must be computer proficient, and bilingual (English/Spanish) preferred. Submit resume and cover letter addressing the position's specific duties to: Carolyn Broughton, human resources director at cbroughton@switchboardmiami.org or fax to (305) 377-2269. For more information, visit Switchboard of Miami.
Licensed & Unlicensed Therapists - Institute for Child & Family Health, Inc. (ICFH), responsible for conducting intakes and implementing therapeutic treatment plans through individual and group therapy and behavior management to children and their families. Master's degree in a closely related mental health field. Licensed in the state of Florida or registered intern status. One to three years' work experience with infants, children, adolescents and/or at-risk youth. Hours are flexible. Submit resume and cover letter addressing the position's specific duties to: ssanders@icfhinc.org or fax to (305) 685-4208.
Interested in working for United Way of Miami-Dade? Visit our website to view our current openings. To apply for a position, email your resume to jobs@unitedwaymiami.org and include the title of the position you are applying for in the subject.
Recruiting AmeriCorps Members - Branches is now accepting applications until 6/10/13. Branches is looking for motivated people, with a passion to serve, to help us make a positive impact and improve our communities through financial stability and student services. We have service sites in North Miami, North Miami Beach, South Miami and Florida City. While serving at Branches, AmeriCorps members receive a $480 biweekly living allowance, medical insurance, $5,550 education award, student loan deferment and child care benefits (if eligible). You can apply if you are a U.S. citizen or legal permanent resident alien, have a high school diploma, GED, college degree or have attended some college, and are willing and able to dedicate a minimum of 1 year to full-time service. For more information, call (800) 942-2677, or visit Branches online. Deadline for application submission is Monday, June 10, 2013.
Hey Kids, It's Time To Change The World - Joshua's Heart Foundation is accepting applications for the Jr. Advisory Board (JAB). This organization works toward ending hunger as part of an overall community effort. If you are between the ages of 10 and 18 years old, you could join and make a difference in the world. Deadline for applications is Tuesday, 4/30/13. For more information, visit Joshua's Heart Foundation or email at jab@joshuasheart.org.
Change a resident's life and volunteer - The Ombudsman Program is looking for a volunteer who has a caring spirit and a willingness to learn the "ins and outs" of being a long-term care ombudsman. By becoming a volunteer ombudsman, you can change the life of individuals who live in nursing homes, assisted living facilities or adult family care homes. Many of these individuals have no one to speak up for them or look out for his or her best interest, making this population the most vulnerable in our society. To learn more call (1-888) 831-0404 or visit the Ombudsman Program online.
The American Red Cross South Florida Region is seeking volunteers interested in helping with the reception desk in their Broward & Miami offices. Volunteers are needed to: receive and route incoming calls, collect information from clients seeking assistance, take messages, greet incoming members and clients, sort mail, file and assist with additional tasks. Volunteers are needed between 8:30 am and 5:00 pm. Morning and afternoon shifts are available. English is required, bilingual is a plus. Volunteers should possess strong verbal skills, proper phone etiquette, general computer and email skills, attention to detail and ability to remain calm and polite in stressful situations. If interested, send an email to: Lori.Tompkins@redcross.org, Rhonna.Mcduffie@redcross.org or Diana.McLeary@redcross.org.
Aging Network's Volunteer Collaborative empowers older adults to volunteer - Since its launch in May 2012, more than 200 people have joined the online community at the new Aging Network's Volunteer Collaborative. The Volunteer Collaborative is an online resource to assist the Aging Network in engaging and empowering older adults and maximizing their leadership skills and experiences. It is funded by the Administration for Community Living Administration on Aging and led by the National Association of Area Agencies on Aging (n4a) in partnership with several other aging network partners. The goal of the Volunteer Collaborative is to increase the number of older adult volunteers to one million by 2015. If you have not registered yet, join this online community to share comments, questions or advice. To learn more, visit the Aging Network's Volunteer Collaborative.
Mentor a college student through MDC's Single Stop Mentoring Program - The program places a mentor and student in a 2-year mentoring relationship to provide the student with the additional support needed to persist toward a college degree. For the mentor, it provides a volunteer opportunity tailored to fit the schedule of a working professional while providing the rewarding opportunity of assisting a student working toward their college degree. The process is simple - anyone living in the Miami area, who is 24 years or older and has completed a 2-year college can apply. Complete an application, attend a one-time mentor orientation and complete security screening. Once you have cleared these simple hurdles, you are matched with a student and will be expected to send one weekly email to your mentee and meet with them once a month at the MDC campus, or MDC Single Stop sponsored event. If you have questions, email: singlestopmentoring@mdc.edu or call the North Campus: (305) 237-1056 or the Wolfson Campus: (305) 237-7510.
Volunteer and make a difference for children in foster care - Foster Care Review (FCR) is eager to recruit new citizen review panel volunteers to help make a difference in the lives of abused and abandoned children living in Miami-Dade's foster care system. Volunteer panel members spend one weekday per month reviewing the status of children and making recommendations to Miami's Juvenile Court and other concerned parties regarding each child's safety, well-being and permanency. FCR's volunteer panels provide caring and investigative oversight for each child, while information collected through our reviews helps FCR to advocate for system reform. FCR volunteers must be 25 years or older and must be a resident of Miami-Dade or Broward County. Background screening is required. No special skills are needed. Training will be provided. Contact Vanessa Munoz, volunteer program manager, (305) 573-6665, ext. 230 for more information or visit Foster Care Review.
ReServe Miami helps continuing professionals age 55+ strengthen their communities - The organization connects the county's under-resourced nonprofits and public institutions (partners) to a large base of experienced professionals 55+ (ReServists) who want to give back. In exchange for a stipend paid by the partner organization, ReServists in Miami-Dade County work in a variety of capacities - from infrastructure to direct service - to help organizations stay on mission. ReServe Miami supports its partners in building a stronger and more vibrant Miami. Visit ReServe Miami for more information.
OTHER INFORMATION & OPPORTUNITIES
Step Up For Students Scholarship 2013-2014 - Since 2002, more than 271,000 scholarships have been awarded to low-income Florida students in grades k-12. These scholarships were created by the Florida Legislature in 2001 to assure that low-income children have learning options. Under the law, the scholarships are based on financial need, not how well the child does in school. They are awarded on a first-come, first-served basis and can be transferred to other eligible schools if the student moves within the state, or simply wants to attend a different Step Up partner school. Students who qualify for the free or reduced school lunch program may qualify for a scholarship to a private school or for funds to help cover transportation costs to an out-of-district public school. For the 2012-13 school year, scholarships were valued up to $4,335 for private school tuition or $500 to help cover transportation costs to attend a public school in another district, typically another county. For more information, visit Step Up For Students or call (1-877) 735-7837.
Public Allies Miami is seeking young leaders - This program is looking for motivated young adults to participate in a 10-month, full-time paid apprenticeship with selected nonprofits and government agencies. Public Allies identifies talented young adults from diverse backgrounds and prepares them for careers working for community and social change. If selected, you are placed with a local nonprofit organization and participate in a full-time, paid apprenticeship for 10 months. In addition, you will attend regular skill-building and leadership development sessions with your cohort of Allies. You will use your new leadership skills to strengthen your placement and connect to the leaders and organizations in your community to help address real issues. You will be eligible to receive a monthly stipend of $1,500, healthcare, childcare, student loan deferment, and an education award of $5,550 after completing the program to pay back student loans or pay for future education across the county. Visit Public Allies to learn more. Deadline to apply is Friday, 5/24/13. Please email Santra Denis with any questions.
MassMutual's Life Bridge Program - This program helps the children of eligible families in need afford an education in the event a parent or guardian was to pass away. The program offers the opportunity for a free, $50,000 10-year term life insurance policy to eligible parents or guardians who qualify to apply. MassMutual pays the premiums. You are eligible if you are between the ages of 19 and 42, make between $10,000 and $40,000 annually, and are permanent or legal resident of the United States. For more information, call (305) 688-3551 x- 2002.
Save money with the FamilyWize Prescription Drug Discount Card - The FamilyWize Prescription Drug Discount Card is being distributed by United Way of Miami-Dade. For people with no health insurance, or those who need medications not covered by their insurance plan, this card could lower the cost by an average of 30 percent. There are no age, income or residency restrictions, no limit on how many times you can use it and no waiting to get a card. Nearly 1,000 United Ways in all 50 states are supporting this effort. To date, we have saved Miami-Dade residents over $2.5 million on their prescription medications. Visit www.familywize.org to look up drug prices, participating pharmacies or to print additional cards for family, friends and co-workers. For more information, please contact Jeff Hawley at (305) 646-7086 or hawleyj@unitedwaymiami.org.
Master's Degree in Mental Health Counseling - 5/16/13, 6:30 pm, at Nova Southeastern University, Miami Student Educational Center, 8585 SW 124 Avenue, Miami, Florida 33183, will be providing an informational meeting for those interested in learning more about pursuing the M.S. in Mental Health Counseling. Earn your master's by attending classes one weekend per month. No GRE requirement. Attendees will have the option to apply for the 2013 fall classes. To rsvp, call (305) 275-2601 or email nsu-miami@nova.edu.
Just for Seniors - Miami-Dade Parks provides a wide variety of senior programs for adults ages 55 and older. The extensive selection of activities includes sports and fitness programs, arts and crafts, field trips, walking clubs and other classes specifically designed for seniors. Visit Miami-Dade County Parks online for a complete schedule of activities.
Long-Term Care Consultation available by appointment - Are you a family caregiver for a chronically ill, elderly and/or disabled loved one? Do you seek long-term care information resources, guidance and/or support to help you manage? If yes, the Caregiver Resource Center can help you. By appointment, we offer complimentary consultations over the phone, at your worksite or in our offices located in Doral. Help is just a phone call away. For more information, email Blanca Ceballos at bceballos@unitedhomecare.com or call (305) 716-0710.
Host a fundraising event at Blue Martini - Blue Martini would like to introduce a campaign featuring a nonprofit organization each week and provide them with a great opportunity to host an event for a fundraiser, cocktail party for a networking group, young professionals division, kick off to a walkathon or gala, thank you/closing party for sponsors, staff party or any special occasion. Happy hours are available every Monday and Friday. Whether it's a staff appreciation party, networking cocktail party or if you wish to fundraise at the event, Blue Martini will provide all the entertainment, graphic design for the invitation and complimentary food. Contact Allison Seriani (954) 263-9111 or at ASeriani@PEworldwide.com for more details, or visit Blue Martini for more information about this opportunity.
Website informs seniors on Medicare and Social Security - AARP's You've Earned a Say is a national conversation committed to providing seniors with information about the proposals on the table in Washington - without the political jargon and spin. Visit You've Earned a Say for more information.