District of Columbia
Program Overview
The District of Columbia offers the ASD-100 Homestead Deduction, the Senior Citizen and Disabled Property Tax Relief program, and the Schedule H Homeowner and Renter Tax Credit program.
How to Volunteer
There are a variety of volunteer opportunities with Property Tax-Aide. You can help people in your community to get property tax relief while learning new skills and meeting new people. Contact us at [email protected] we’ll be happy to answer any questions you may have. The Network Engagement Manager will follow up with an email and schedule an information session.
Property Tax-Aide Volunteer Roles
Property Tax-Aide Volunteers
- Complete Property Tax-Aide application tool training successfully
- Assist residents with completing Property Tax-Aide eligibility and application using the digital tool
- Available to serve throughout the state (in-person or virtually)
Group Leaders
- Coordinate and schedule local Property Tax-Aide events
- Identify and coordinate locations for place-based, in-person appointments within geographic area
- Serve as the site lead for in-person or place-based operations
- Serve as the lead for a small group of volunteers within the same geographic area
- Onboard and support new Property Tax-Aide volunteers
State Leaders
- Recruit, onboard and assign District Coordinators
- Assist Group Leaders with identifying and coordinating locations for place-based, in-person appointments
- Schedule and advertise Property Tax-Aide events through local media and AARP State offices
- Distribute technology assets such as Chromebooks, printers or hot spots
- Distribute training materials provided by Property Tax-Aide staff at AARP Foundation headquarters
- Serve as the main point-of-contact with Property Tax-Aide staff at AARP Foundation headquarters
- Perform or delegate user acceptance testing of the Property Tax-Aide Digital Tool software for their state’s property tax relief application
- Process volunteer reimbursement requests