Corporate and Organizational Partnerships

Ensuring all voters are equipped and empowered to make their voices heard is critical to our democracy. The League of Women Voters is proud to work with a diverse coalition of partners — brands, nonprofits, employee resource groups, and associations across all industries — to uplift our trusted, nonpartisan resources and empower their networks to become civically engaged.

Partnership Opportunities

We're happy to host myriad opportunities to uplift the work of LWV and/or our digital one-stop-shop on election information, VOTE411.org.

Past and Current Partners

Partnership Opportunities

Partnerships with LWV uniquely cater to the needs and audience of a given partner. Opportunities to collaborate include but are not limited to the following.

Provide Nonpartisan Voting Resources and Tools: VOTE411.org is our one-stop shop for all the election information and tools a voter needs to cast their ballot, based on their individual ZIP code, with information available in both English and Spanish down to the local level. We help partners integrate VOTE411 into communications and programming to help their networks civically engage year-round. We also offer interested partners a co-branded, customized landing page.
Support Local Organizing Efforts: Our 700+ chapters are constantly hosting voter registration drives, debates, issue forums, and civics education sessions, and advocating for pro-voter policies. We collaborate with partners to host local activations with our League chapters. We also collaborate on national trainings and campaigns to equip partner networks to engage locally as volunteers.
Provide Civics Education and Expertise: We offer virtual educational webinars for partner networks on voting rights, relevant democracy issues, and representation. League leaders may also be available to speak at partner events.
Sponsor League Programming with Charitable Giving: We appreciate the support that helps us expand our efforts. We work with partners on everything from sponsorship of a specific targeted program of interest to collaborative public fundraising campaigns.