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Tuesday, June 17, 2008

Press Release: AMAC: Free Memberships in 2008

AMAC Offers FREE Memberships in 2008
Discounts for Long Islander’s 50 and Older

BOHEMIA, NY (01/14/2008; 1142- The Long Island based Association of Mature American Citizens, better known as AMAC, announced today that it would provide a comprehensive benefit package for new members at no cost to mature residents ages 50 and older during their 2008 Free Membership Drive.

AMAC President, Dan Weber, cited the economic struggles that many maturing Americans are facing in his decision to provide a no cost membership in 2008: “A growing number of seniors are being forced to work in retirement despite having spent decades in the workforce and raising families. We believe they deserve a break, and that is the purpose behind our 2008 Free Membership Drive,” said Weber.

AMAC provides seniors with a comprehensive package of neighborhood discounts and merchant benefits, and it serves the entire senior population through aggressive issue advocacy that focuses on reducing taxes and enhancing the economic status of maturing Americans.
AMAC’s popular quarterly magazine and merchant directory, The AMAC Advantage, boasts over 1,200 participating businesses ranging from Black Forest Bakery in Lindenhurst, Ace Hardware in Bethpage, Main Street Flowers in Center Moriches and Freedman Jewelers in Huntington. All AMAC members need to do in order to receive their merchant discounts is show their AMAC membership card.

AMAC has been a strong and consistent voice in confronting state, federal and local elected officials on reducing burden of taxes on senior citizens. “We all know that with oil prices rising, health care costs spiraling upwards and the general cost of making ends meet, many older residents on fixed incomes need a helping hand. We want to do our part in 2008, our Member Merchants have stepped up to the plate to help by offering great discounts, and we hope that our elected officials from Washington to Smithtown will do their part as well by fighting for the tax breaks seniors deserve.”

If you would like to join AMAC, please call 1-888-AMAC-006 (1-888-262-2006). To learn -30-
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