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Gray Panthers of Metro Detroit (27th April, 2005) : Includes history and local issues, action alerts and special events. |
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British Australian Pensioner Association Inc (27th April, 2005) : British expatriates living in Australia, assisting pensioners and prospective pensioners in their dealings with the UK DWP(DSS). Briefings, news and contacts. |
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SCORE Piedmont Chapter (27th April, 2005) : Greenville non-profit association providing free counseling to the small business community in upstate South Carolina. Workshop schedule and online service. |
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SCORE Midlands Chapter (27th April, 2005) : Columbia non-profit association providing free counseling and low-cost workshops to the small business community. Includes a workshop schedule. |
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Service Corps of Retired Executives (SCORE) (27th April, 2005) : Non-profit association providing free counseling and low-cost workshops to small businesses throughout the United States. Learning center, newsroom and guide to local chapters. |
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National Association of Retired Police Officers ( ) : NARPO is a UK-based, rank-free association of retired police officers dedicated to improving benefits for all members.
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Sixty Plus Association () : Organization of seniors which seeks Social Security reform and abolition of the death tax in the United States. Site include membership information, scorecard, news and releases, and related links.
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Society of Military Widows (SMW) () : Support group for widows of military personnel with membership in local chapters or national at-large basis.
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National Association of Retired Federal Employees (NARFE) () : Organization dedicated to protecting and improving the retirement benefits of U.S. federal retirees, employees and their families. Includes legislative updates.
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The Seniors Coalition () : Advocacy organization to protect the quality of life and economic well-being that older Americans have earned while supporting common sense solutions to the challenges of the future.
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