League of Women Voters of Colorado

A nonprofit organization

$3,371 raised by 37 donors

13% complete

$25,000 Goal


OUR LEGACY / 105 Years of Showing Up for Colorado

For more than a century, the League of Women Voters of Colorado has shown up wherever Coloradans seek clarity — in classrooms, libraries, courthouses, community events, and even at gatherings where we’re not the host. No matter where we are, someone always says, “My mother was in the League,” or “My neighbor volunteers,” or “My grandmother registered voters with you.” Our legacy is woven through generations. It’s not manufactured, it’s earned.



WHAT PEOPLE DON'T SEE / A Trusted Name, Powered by Grassroots Work

Despite our century-old reputation, we are still a deeply grassroots organization. We remain scrappy, always hustling to raise funds, build partnerships, and mobilize volunteers. Nothing about our past exempts us from the realities of nonprofit work – we rely entirely on the generosity of Coloradans who believe democracy must be protected, strengthened, and informed.



WHY THIS WORK MATTERS / Democracy Depends on an Informed Public

Every organization relies on the umbrella of freedom, but freedom itself depends on a healthy democracy. And democracy depends on informed voters. The League is the defender of that democracy. Our sword is education. Our shield is trust – a trust built over 105 years of showing up, educating, and empowering Coloradans across every community and generation.



WHAT YOUR GIFT POWERS / Your Support Keeps Voters Informed and Democracy Strong

Your Colorado Gives Day gift fuels voter education, outreach, partnerships, and the statewide network that ensures every voter in Colorado can participate with confidence. Nothing is wasted. Every dollar strengthens the vital, year-round civic infrastructure that helps Coloradans navigate an increasingly complex information landscape.



STAND WITH THE DEFENDERS OF DEMOCRACY.
Support the League of Women Voters of Colorado this Colorado Gives Day.

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Mission

EMPOWERING VOTERS. DEFENDING DEMOCRACY.

We envision a democracy where every person has the desire, the right, the knowledge, and the confidence to participate.

In Colorado, the League of Women Voters (LWVCO) was organized in 1928. Throughout its history, members have researched, studied, discussed, and reached consensus on many controversial issues. The League in Colorado has had an impact in many areas of government.

Background Statement

PROTECTING THE VOTE & EXPANDING ACCESS

We work to remove barriers to voting, fight voter suppression, and expand voter access – especially for historically disenfranchised communities. Our Ballot Issue Education provides clear, unbiased resources to help voters make informed decisions.

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ADVOCACY & LEGISLATIVE ACTION

With a 40+ member Legislative Action Committee and a dedicated staff lobbyist, we advocate for human and civil rights, transparent government, and policies that promote equity.

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VOTER EDUCATION & COMMUNITY EMPOWERMENT

Every dollar you give strengthens the statewide, grassroots network that keeps Coloradans informed and engaged. Your support powers nonpartisan voter guides, community workshops, translated resources, public forums, civic literacy tools, and direct outreach through our 20 local Leagues. These efforts ensure that every voter, regardless of background, zip code, age, or ability, has access to the facts they need to participate with confidence.

Your investment fuels conversations at kitchen tables, libraries, schools, and community gatherings across the state, helping build a more informed, empowered, and inclusive electorate.

Organization Data

Summary

Organization name

League of Women Voters of Colorado

other names

LWVCO, League of Women Voters of Colorado Education Fund

Year Established

1928

Tax id (EIN)

84-1135313

Category

Education, Civil Rights, Social Action & Advocacy

Organization Size

Medium Organization

Address

110 16th St Mall Suite 1326
Denver, CO 80202

Service areas

Denver County, CO, US

Phone

3038630437

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