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Since 2005, the Purpose Prize has celebrated outstanding social-impact achievements by individuals age 50 and over. An annual panel of experts evaluates a pool of applicants to determine the winners, but **who is the jury for the AARP Purpose Prize** that makes these crucial selection decisions?
According to AARP, millions of older adults are leveraging their vast life experience to tackle societal problems and create positive change. The AARP Purpose Prize is a national award that honors extraordinary individuals aged 50 and older who use this wisdom to build a better future for everyone.
Since 2002, AARP has used its various awards to celebrate the contributions of older adults in entertainment and social impact. But **why are the AARP awards important** beyond simple recognition, and what do they mean for the wider conversation surrounding healthy aging and senior empowerment?
Millions of people aged 50 and older are using their life experience to make a positive impact, and AARP recognizes these efforts through various awards programs. So, who is eligible for AARP awards, and what are the specific criteria for each honor?
