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Village Books sponsored a "round up" program last fall, resulting in over $7,000 in donations to the League

On Jan. 31 members are invited to gather for the winter member meeting. The focus in on small groups and connections. In addition, members will have a chance to consider changing the League's name to LWV of Whatcom County.

LWVBWC's Nominating Committee is working to fill upcoming vacancies on the Board of Directors, and is looking for members who would like to work with smart, engaged people to direct the work of our League.

The 2026 Legislative session is now on-going. Are you prepared to use your voice? Sign up for LWVWA's Legislative Newsletter and take action on issues important to you.

Continuing the actions of his predecessor, Washington State Attorney General Nick Brown has taken swift action in response to Presidential Executive Orders.

The Climate Team recently visited Twin Brook Creamery in Lynden. There they learned all about recycling glass bottles as a way to use less plastic.

Once again, organizers put together a wonderful Conversations with Elected Officials. Many thanks to all who helped put this together.

Once again, a hard-working team has put together our annual Directory of Elected Officials, soon available in print and online.