Larry Teams Up With AARP To Train 50,000 NYers In CPR
To help people answer the call to service, AARP has launched its new "Create The Good" website to assist people with finding opportunities to make a difference in their communities -- whether they have five minutes, five hours or five days.
"Create The Good" has partnered with the Entertainment Industries Foundation's IPARTICIPATE to encourage its members to dedicate time to service. AARP's "Create the Good" has partnered with NYC Service, FDNY & American Heart Association to help reach the goal of training 50,000 New Yorkers in CPR.
Working with IPARTICIPATE and NYC Service, AARP is working hard to connect its members with ways to serve. AARP's "Create The Good" is reaching out to its members to help them find opportunities to give back.
To get trained in CPR, go to NYCService.org. For all volunteer opportunities log onto CreateTheGood.org for all volunteer opportunities.
For more info, log onto www.CreateTheGood.org.
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