Members Say this about Joining—

Our communities are strongest when we help all people to fully participate in them. It’s a straight line from that value to the League’s work on voter registration & information, civic education, and advocacy for voting rights and access.
— Emily Sengupta, Jan 2021
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I’m a strong believer in democracy and truth. People need to exercise their right to vote, and the League represents a non-partisan effort to educate voters and encourage informed voting.
— Tom Lundy, Jul 2020
More than a century after the right to vote was declared fundamental, that right is under attack. Efforts to make it harder for racial minorities to participate in the political process are increasing across the country. I joined the League of Women Voters as one way to fight those efforts.
— Rose Anna MacDonald, Aug 2021
Being a member of a group of like- minded individuals who are devoted to educating citizens about our right to vote and the principles of democracy is invaluable.
— Kathy Bradham, Feb 2021
I am pleased to be associated with a group of dedicated people who are hard at work to make our corner of the world a better place.
— Lynn Spees, Jul 2020
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Through participation in League projects, you will:

  • find opportunities to provide valuable service to our community

  • gain knowledge through networking, discussion of timely and important topics critical to our community and our lives 

  • acquire up-to-date civic information that you can trust

  • explore new interests and skills, acquire a sense of accomplishment

  • make professional contacts and develop friendship with other LWVCV members and community volunteers 

  • know that you are also a member of the North Carolina and National Leagues

Are you a match?  

The League of Women Voters Catawba Valley is an organization that values members who

  • Care about voters voting, civic issues, elections and democracy.

  • Have diverse backgrounds with regard to gender, race, political affiliation, age (16+) and abilities.

  • Reside in Alexander, Burke, Caldwell and Catawba Counties or another county in the area.

How Much Time Does It Take?

Members choose how, when, where and what they want to contribute.  As a member, the amount of time you spend on the League is up to you.  Some members lead committees, others participate in voting registration events, others may choose to only attend events as their schedules permit.