2026-02-25T21:24:04-05:00 2025-06-30 922156819 PENNY L STEWART 10200 FOREST GREEN BLVD STE 600 LOUISVILLE KY 40223 990EZ 2024-07-01 311078207 LEAGUE OF WOMEN VOTERS OF LOUISVILL LEAG 5028955218 115 S EWING ST LOUISVILLE KY 40206 GAIL HENSON PHD CO-PRESIDENT 6053762418 2026-02-23 true true PENNY STEWART P00533668 8775732043 2026-02-23 2024 2025-03-06 01:10:19Z X X LWV-LOUISVILLEKY.ORG X X 86514 X 63150 3200 20164 86514 22042 9493 4838 36273 72646 13868 61267 75135 X 69616 76515 400 975 70016 77490 8749 2355 61267 75135 X THE LEAGUE OF WOMEN VOTERS, A NONPARTISAN POLITICAL ORGANIZATION, ENCOURAGES THE INFORMED AND ACTIVE PARTICIPATION OF CITIZENS IN GOVERNMENT, WORKS TO INCREASE UNDERSTANDING OF MAJOR PUBLIC POLICY ISSUES, AND INFLUENCES PUBLIC POLICY THROUGH EDUCATION AND ADVOCACY. AS A NONPARTISAN BODY, THE LEAGUE TAKES ACTION ON ISSUES BUT DOES NOT SUPPORT OR OPPOSE CANDIDATES OR PARTIES. THE LEAGUE SUPPORTS DIVERSITY, EQUITY AND INCLUSION IN MEMBERSHIP AND PROGRAMMING. VOTER SERVICES AND HIGH SCHOOL VOTER SERVICES PROGRAM - THE COMMITTEES ENGAGE IN VOTER REGISTRATION, VOTER EDUCATION AND CIVICS EDUCATION AT NATURALIZATION CEREMONIES, COMMUNITY EVENTS, AND HIGH SCHOOLS THROUGHOUT THE LOUISVILLE COMMUNITY. EVENTS WERE HELD AT 15 HIGH SCHOOLS RESULTING IN 367 REGISTRATIONS. WE PARTICIPATED IN OVER 30 COMMUNITY EVENTS, SUCH AS WOMENS EQUALITY DAY, FARMERS MARKETS AND NATIONAL VOTER APPRECIATION DAY, PROVIDING VOTER REGISTRATION AND VOTING INFORMATION. COVID LIMITED OUR PARTICIPATION IN NATURALIZATION CEREMONIES TO 2, BUT THEY HAVE INCREASED SIGNIFICANTLY INTO LATER 2023. AT THESE EVENTS WE REGISTERED APPROXIMATELY 225 VOTERS, RESULTING IN APPROXIMATELY 600 TOTAL VOTERS REGISTERED FOR THE FISCAL YEAR. 341 CITIZENS GUIDE - THE ORGANIZATION PRINTS A PAMPHLET TITLED HOW TO CONTACT YOUR ELECTED OFFICIALS. IT IS AVAILABLE TO MEMBERS OF OUR LEAGUE AND THE COMMUNITY. IT PROVIDES CONTACT INFORMATION FOR ALL FEDERAL, STATE, AND LOCAL ELECTED OFFICERS. THIS IS VERY HELPFUL, ACCESSIBLE INFORMATION FOR CONCERNED VOTERS ALLOWING THEM TO EASILY COMMUNICATE WITH THEIR GOVERNMENT. WE PRINT A NEW GUIDE AFTER EVERY ELECTION, AS NEEDED. THIS YEAR WE PRINTED AND DISTRIBUTED (FREE OF CHARGE) ROUGHLY 500 BOOKLETS. 4838 DEMOCRACY IN ACTION - OUR DEMOCRACY IN ACTION PROGRAMS ARE NORMALLY HELD 10 TIMES A YEAR. THESE ARE PROGRAMS DESIGNED TO EDUCATE OUR MEMBERS AND COMMUNITY ON CURRENT ISSUES OF IMPORTANCE. THE PROGRAMS MAY INVOLVE A 3-4 PERSON PANEL OR A SINGLE SPEAKER. AUGUST 27: WOMEN'S EQUALITY DAY; ATTENDANCE 180 SEPTEMBER 19: 2022 VOTING RIGHTS BASICS; ATTENDANCE: 50 OCTOBER 17: VOTING ISSUES AND THE CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS ON THE BALLOT IN NOVEMBER; ATTENDANCE: 47 NOVEMBER 21: VARIOUS CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS THROUGHOUT AMERICAN HISTORY AND HOW ALL OF THEM HAVE AFFECTED OUR VOTING RIGHTS ISSUES; ATTENDANCE: 45 JANUARY 16: DIA PUBLIC FORUM "CELEBRATE MARTIN LUTHER KING, JR. DAY AND OPEN HOUSE FOR ALL ELECTED OFFICIALS AND JUDGES OF JEFFERSON COUNTY-; ATTENDANCE 55 FEBRUARY 20: DIA PUBLIC FORUM "WASTEWATER MONITORING-; ATTENDANCE 35 MARCH 20: DIA PUBLIC FORUM "THE GLOBAL PERSPECTIVE: UNITY AND UNDERSTANDING THROUGH JOURNALISM-; ATTENDANCE 38 APRIL 17: DIA PUBLIC FORUM "LOUISVILLE HOUSING PROGRESS: TODAY AND LOOKING FORWARD TO THE FUTURE-; ATTENDANCE 45 MAY 15: DIA PUBLIC FORUM "2023 LEGISLATION AND ITS IMPACT ON OUR PUBLIC SCHOOL SYSTEM-; ATTENDANCE 40 JUNE 26: ANNUAL MEETING BUSINESS AND SPEAKER: ATTENDANCE 65 671 VARIOUS MAILINGS AND DEI ACTIVITIES 31429 37279 GAIL HENSON PHD CO-PRESIDENT 20.00 0 SANDY RENNER CO-PRESIDENT 20.00 0 LESLIE MARCELLINO VP & EDUCATI 20.00 0 CATHY HINKO SECRETARY 10.00 0 HULYN FARR TREASURER 25.00 0 HARIETTE SEILER HEALTHCARE 15.00 0 SHIRLEY CANTRELL ENERGY AND E 10.00 0 REBECCA HARMON EDD OBSERVER COR 10.00 0 LAURA WEINSTEIN VOTER SERVIC 10.00 0 DEBORAH WATT HIGH SCHL VO 5.00 0 FELICIA RAY NOMINATING C 10.00 0 false false false false false false false false false KY HULYN FARR 115 S EWING ST LOUISVILLE KY 40206 5028955218 false false false false false false false false false false false NONE NONE true X 41139 54407 38027 59302 63150 256025 41139 54407 38027 59302 63150 256025 256025 6197 14273 18138 21307 20164 80079 1935 1935 446 90 120 20 676 338715 3081 0.75590 0.74760 X PART II, LINE 10 MERCHANDISE SALES 676 FORM 990-EZ, PART I, LINE 16 ANNUAL MEETING COST OF GOODS SOLD 2,605 LANG HOUSE - RENTAL SPACE UPKEEP, UTILITIES, INSURANCE 17,629 EXPENSES OFFICE EXPENSES 6,806 SUPPLIES FOR COMMUNITY FORUMS 671 SUPPLIES, MEMBER EVENTS 683 PER-MEMBER FEES 5,398 MEMBERSHIPS IN OTHER ORGS 282 D & O INSURANCE 1,614 VOTER SERVICES 585 TOTAL 36,273 FORM 990-EZ, PART II, LINE 24 ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE 400 975 ACCRUED INTEREST EARNED 0 0 TOTAL 400 975 FORM 990-EZ, PART II, LINE 26 ACCOUNTS PAYABLE AND ACCRUED EXPENSES 8,749 2,355 FORM 990-EZ, PART III THE LEAGUE OF WOMEN VOTERS, A NONPARTISAN POLITICAL ORGANIZATION, ENCOURAGES THE INFORMED AND ACTIVE PARTICIPATION OF CITIZENS IN GOVERNMENT, WORKS TO INCREASE UNDERSTANDING OF MAJOR PUBLIC POLICY ISSUES, AND INFLUENCES PUBLIC POLICY THROUGH EDUCATION AND ADVOCACY. AS A NONPARTISAN BODY, THE LEAGUE TAKES ACTION ON ISSUES BUT DOES NOT SUPPORT OR OPPOSE CANDIDATES OR PARTIES. THE LEAGUE SUPPORTS DIVERSITY, EQUITY AND INCLUSION IN MEMBERSHIP AND PROGRAMMING. FORM 990-EZ, PART III, LINE 28 VOTER SERVICES AND HIGH SCHOOL VOTER SERVICES PROGRAM - THE COMMITTEES ENGAGE IN VOTER REGISTRATION, VOTER EDUCATION AND CIVICS EDUCATION AT NATURALIZATION CEREMONIES, COMMUNITY EVENTS, AND HIGH SCHOOLS THROUGHOUT THE LOUISVILLE COMMUNITY. EVENTS WERE HELD AT 15 HIGH SCHOOLS RESULTING IN 367 REGISTRATIONS. WE PARTICIPATED IN OVER 30 COMMUNITY EVENTS, SUCH AS WOMENS EQUALITY DAY, FARMERS MARKETS AND NATIONAL VOTER APPRECIATION DAY, PROVIDING VOTER REGISTRATION AND VOTING INFORMATION. COVID LIMITED OUR PARTICIPATION IN NATURALIZATION CEREMONIES TO 2, BUT THEY HAVE INCREASED SIGNIFICANTLY INTO LATER 2023. AT THESE EVENTS WE REGISTERED APPROXIMATELY 225 VOTERS, RESULTING IN APPROXIMATELY 600 TOTAL VOTERS REGISTERED FOR THE FISCAL YEAR. FORM 990-EZ, PART III, LINE 29 CITIZENS GUIDE - THE ORGANIZATION PRINTS A PAMPHLET TITLED HOW TO CONTACT YOUR ELECTED OFFICIALS. IT IS AVAILABLE TO MEMBERS OF OUR LEAGUE AND THE COMMUNITY. IT PROVIDES CONTACT INFORMATION FOR ALL FEDERAL, STATE, AND LOCAL ELECTED OFFICERS. THIS IS VERY HELPFUL, ACCESSIBLE INFORMATION FOR CONCERNED VOTERS ALLOWING THEM TO EASILY COMMUNICATE WITH THEIR GOVERNMENT. WE PRINT A NEW GUIDE AFTER EVERY ELECTION, AS NEEDED. THIS YEAR WE PRINTED AND DISTRIBUTED (FREE OF CHARGE) ROUGHLY 500 BOOKLETS. FORM 990-EZ, PART III, LINE 30 DEMOCRACY IN ACTION - OUR DEMOCRACY IN ACTION PROGRAMS ARE NORMALLY HELD 10 TIMES A YEAR. THESE ARE PROGRAMS DESIGNED TO EDUCATE OUR MEMBERS AND COMMUNITY ON CURRENT ISSUES OF IMPORTANCE. THE PROGRAMS MAY INVOLVE A 3-4 PERSON PANEL OR A SINGLE SPEAKER. AUGUST 27: WOMEN'S EQUALITY DAY; ATTENDANCE 180 SEPTEMBER 19: 2022 VOTING RIGHTS BASICS; ATTENDANCE: 50 OCTOBER 17: VOTING ISSUES AND THE CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS ON THE BALLOT IN NOVEMBER; ATTENDANCE: 47 NOVEMBER 21: VARIOUS CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS THROUGHOUT AMERICAN HISTORY AND HOW ALL OF THEM HAVE AFFECTED OUR VOTING RIGHTS ISSUES; ATTENDANCE: 45 JANUARY 16: DIA PUBLIC FORUM "CELEBRATE MARTIN LUTHER KING, JR. DAY AND OPEN HOUSE FOR ALL ELECTED OFFICIALS AND JUDGES OF JEFFERSON COUNTY-; ATTENDANCE 55 FEBRUARY 20: DIA PUBLIC FORUM "WASTEWATER MONITORING-; ATTENDANCE 35 MARCH 20: DIA PUBLIC FORUM "THE GLOBAL PERSPECTIVE: UNITY AND UNDERSTANDING THROUGH JOURNALISM-; ATTENDANCE 38 APRIL 17: DIA PUBLIC FORUM "LOUISVILLE HOUSING PROGRESS: TODAY AND LOOKING FORWARD TO THE FUTURE-; ATTENDANCE 45 MAY 15: DIA PUBLIC FORUM "2023 LEGISLATION AND ITS IMPACT ON OUR PUBLIC SCHOOL SYSTEM-; ATTENDANCE 40 JUNE 26: ANNUAL MEETING BUSINESS AND SPEAKER: ATTENDANCE 65 FORM 990-EZ, PART III, LINE 31 VARIOUS MAILINGS AND DEI ACTIVITIES