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LLI has a committee that endorses and raises money for candidates who stay true to the fundamental principles of limited government and economic freedom.

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Donations to the Leadership & Liberty Institute are not deductible for Federal income tax purposes. Contributions from the general treasury of a labor organization, a national bank, a federal government contractor, a foreign entity or foreign nationals (non-Green Card holders) are prohibited. Donations may be used for political purposes such as supporting or opposing candidates.

Frequently Asked Questions

  • Any U.S. citizen or lawfully admitted permanent resident alien who is at least 18 years of age may contribute to LLI. Contributions from individuals must be made from personal funds and cannot be reimbursed by another person or entity.

  • Yes. Because LLI is an independent expenditure committee that does not contribute directly to candidates, corporate contributions are permitted to donate. Corporations must be legally organized, and the contribution must be authorized by the corporation.

  • No. Federal law strictly prohibits foreign nationals from making contributions to any U.S. political committee. This includes foreign citizens, foreign corporations, and any person acting on behalf of a foreign national. Violations are subject to serious federal penalties.

  • No. Contributions to LLI are not tax deductible as charitable contributions for federal or state income tax purposes. LLI is a political action committee, not a charitable organization.

  • Every dollar contributed to LLI goes directly toward advancing principled, liberty-minded leadership at the local and state level. Your contribution funds:

    • Candidate Support — independent expenditures on behalf of candidates who champion constitutional values, free markets, and limited government

    • Issue Advocacy — advertising, digital campaigns, and voter outreach in support of ballot initiatives and policy positions that align with our mission

    • Maryland Momentum — our statewide initiative to recruit, develop, and elect the next generation of principled leaders across Maryland's counties and state legislature

    • Voter Education — mailers, events, and communications that inform voters about the candidates and issues that matter most

    • Operations — the administrative and compliance costs necessary to operate a legally registered, fully transparent political action committee

    LLI-PAC does not contribute directly to any candidate's campaign. All expenditures are independent and made in accordance with applicable federal and state campaign finance laws. All contributions and expenditures are publicly reported.

  • Absolutely! We are actively looking for volunteers to support Maryland Momentum — our statewide initiative to recruit, develop, and elect principled leaders across Maryland's counties and state legislature. Whether you want to knock on doors, make phone calls, help at events, or bring your professional skills to the table, there is a place for you in this movement.

    To get involved, email us at info@liberty-leaders.org and tell us a little about yourself and how you would like to contribute. We will get back to you right away.

    The change Maryland needs starts with people like you. Let's build it together.

  • Yes. LLI accepts in-kind contributions of goods and services that directly support our mission. In-kind donations may include printing, advertising, event space, technology, and professional services.

    All in-kind contributions are valued at fair market value and are subject to the same public disclosure requirements as monetary contributions. To discuss an in-kind contribution, please contact us at info@liberty-leaders.org.

  • Yes. You are welcome to make a contribution to LLI-PAC in honor or in memory of someone special to you. However, please note that for legal and compliance purposes, the contribution will be recorded and publicly disclosed in the name of the person making the contribution — not the person being honored or memorialized. The contributing donor must meet all eligibility requirements and the contribution must be made from their own personal funds.