Coming Events

  • Saturday, December 06, 2025 at 09:00 AM · 17 rsvps
    Eggcellence in Annapolis, MD

    Annual Holiday Breakfast benefiting The Light House

    V. Herath and C. Sures at the 2024 Holiday Breakfast (photo by K. Larrabee)

    12/4/25 UPDATE...

    New venue, same festive event! 

    Please join us on Saturday, December 6, as we kick off the Season of Giving and share a meal at Eggcellence, 2625 Housley Road in Annapolis. The Eggcellence staff will accommodate our party with separate checks. RSVP below. We look forward to seeing you there!

    LWVAAC welcomes your contribution through year-end to our annual charitable fund drive benefitting The Light House. Please click here to learn about this and other opportunities to join The Light House's community of supporters.

     

  • Wednesday, December 31, 2025 at 11:59 PM

    Annual Charity Campaign

    The League of Women Voters of Anne Arundel County invites you to share in the spirit of giving this holiday season, as we dedicate our annual charity campaign to The Light House, Annapolis' homeless prevention support center. The Light House anticipates a significant increase in individuals and families seeking assistance this fall, in light of the government shutdown, federal workforce layoffs and the uncertainty surrounding SNAP benefits.

    Help LWVAAC Support The Light House

    There are many ways to show your support. You may contribute to LWVAAC's charitable fund drive benefitting The Light House anytime between now and December 31. For more "hands on" opportunities, please consider the following:

    Set the Table Drive
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    Every year, The Light House collects holiday meal items to distribute to our community’s most vulnerable neighbors.

    By participating in our Set the Holiday Table Drive, you can ensure that our neighbors have food on their table during the season of giving.

    Thank you for being a light for our neighbors during the holiday season!

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    Share the Warmth
    winter coat and scarf

    Help provide warm clothing for our residents and community clients.

    During the colder months, The Light House provides warm clothing items to our community through our Safe Harbour Resource Center and Carol’s Community Closet.

    Donate the following NEW or GENTLY USED items for men and women:

    Coats, Scarves, Water Proof Gloves, Boots, Base Layers, Thermal Wear

    Items can be delivered:

    9am - 5pm, The Light House, 10 Hudson St, Annapolis

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    Meal service volunteers needed

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    Help ensure that no one goes without a warm, home-cooked meal.

    The Light House is in need of volunteers to cook and serve breakfast, lunch, and dinner for our residents and community clients experiencing homelessness and food insecurity. Every shift you volunteer with us makes a meaningful difference for individuals and families experiencing homelessness and food insecurity.

    LEARN MORE & SIGN UP

    We thank you for your generosity. Happy Holidays!

  • Saturday, January 03, 2026 at 10:30 AM
    Panera at Festival At Riva in Annapolis, MD

    Winter 2026 TLC

    This winter, make The League Connection (TLC)TLC logo

    Connect with members of our League and learn more about what our organization does to support democracy.

    TLC events are regularly scheduled get-togethers that provide members and friends of the League the opportunity to talk informally, share concerns and strengthen our ties. They're held at a local coffee shop or restaurant on the first Saturday of each month, unless there's a conflict with another League event.

    Anyone interested is encouraged to stop by Panera Bread in Festival at Riva between 10:30 a.m. and 12:00 noon on the first Saturday of the month. Just look for a table with an LWVAAC sign!

    WINTER 2026 TLC DATES  January 3 • February 7 • March 7

  • Wednesday, January 14, 2026 at 07:00 PM · 7 rsvps

    January 2026 Monthly Meeting

    With the new year fast approaching, the LWVAAC Board is excited to announce a new initiative in 2026 to engage and grow our membership--Speaker Series and Monthly Meetings including guest speakers. 

    In response to our member survey this fall, we will host speakers and/or meetings on the second Wednesday of each month from 7-8:30pm. We are hoping that a consistent date will make it easier for members to plan ahead and attend. Mark your calendars! These in-person meetings will be a chance for you to hear from League members and guest speakers on hot topics; learn about our committee work; discover what the League is doing in the community and with the County Council and State legislature; and, most importantly, explore volunteer opportunities.   

    Note: Our meeting location may change periodically. Check your email or lwvaacmd.org/calendar to confirm where we are meeting, the date and time (2nd Wednesday of the month), who will be speaking and what you can learn at each meeting.

    January 2026 • Gerrymandering

    Our first monthly meeting will be held on Wednesday, January 14, 2026 in the Community Room at the Southern District Police Department, 35 Stepneys Ln, Edgewater, MD 21037. The topic will be gerrymandering, which was the number one topic chosen by our members in that survey, so come with your questions, concerns, and ideas.  

    Ashley Oleson (courtesy of LWVUS)Ashley Oleson will speak and lead our discussion. Ashley is an LWVAAC Board member and the former State Director for the League of Women Voters of Maryland. Ashley’s primary policy work in Maryland centered on redistricting reform. In 2015, she was appointed to serve on Maryland’s Redistricting Reform Study Commission and in 2019 she served on the Emergency Commission on Sixth Congressional District Gerrymandering. She traveled the state to educate citizens and to learn about what they think about gerrymandering in Maryland and how we should reform the process. Beyond gerrymandering, Ashley is active in promoting increased access to the ballot box and helping people get ready to vote with League’s nonpartisan Voters’ Guide, Vote411.org.

    The LWVAAC mission of championing voting rights and supporting democracy has never been more important. Growing our membership and engaging the community is critical in meeting this mission, and you can help by inviting friends and family to join you at our monthly meetings! As always, we look forward to learning together and engaging with you in the coming year. See you on January 14th!!!