League of Women Voters Education Fund

About League of Women Voters Education Fund

Election services is the clear throughline in the League of Women Voters Education Fund’s recent grantmaking, with support flowing to state and local League affiliates that help voters register, learn about candidates, and navigate elections. The largest recent grant, $69,250 to the League of Women Voters of the District of Columbia, sits alongside repeat support for affiliates in Wisconsin, Arizona, Texas, Ohio, and Pennsylvania, showing a pattern of funding the operational work behind voter education rather than one-off projects. Recent awards also reach organizations in Michigan, Georgia, North Carolina, Florida, Virginia, and other states, all tied to the same election-services purpose. The foundation’s public summary matches that pattern: it works to register voters, provide election information, encourage informed participation in government, and increase understanding of public policy issues through voter education, registration, candidate forums, and tools such as VOTE411.org. Its recent grants list shows that this mission is being carried out through affiliated League organizations, including both state-level education funds and local chapters. The funding is national in reach and concentrated in the operational tasks needed to support voter access and participation.

What League of Women Voters Education Fund Funds

Voter access and election administration dominate the grant record. In 2025, the foundation gave $46,000 to the League of Women Voters of Wisconsin for election services and $39,500 to the League of Women Voters of Georgia for the same purpose, while a $30,000 grant to the League of Women Voters of Texas followed the same pattern. The foundation also supports League affiliates that work on voter registration and civic engagement through election-related operations. In Ohio, it gave $56,250 to the League of Women Voters of Ohio Education Fund and $20,000 to the League of Women Voters of Ohio, both for election services. Redistricting and voting-rights work sit within the same broader civic mission, but the recent grant descriptions available here are consistently framed as election services rather than separate project labels. Across the record, the emphasis is on direct service and operational support for election information and participation infrastructure.

How League of Women Voters Education Fund Gives