We are the Walton Republican Women Federated, a grassroots organization that offers support to conservative leaders on a national, state and local level. Since its establishment in 2008, WRWF has developed into a reputable and productive club including active and associate members.

WRWF has attended a number of political events, among such well-known figures as George W. Bush, Sarah Palin, John McCain and many others. WRWF is actively involved with organizations such as the National Association of Republican Women (NRWF) and the Florida Federation of Republican Women (FFRW).

During the 2008 campaign, our members assisted in the operation of the Wlaton County Republican headquarters and played a key role in helping to elect and re-elect Republican candidates. Members of WRWF walked the communities, rallied at events, made phone calls and helped to distribute thousands of yard signs, bumper stickers and campaign literature.

We truly are ‘Women Making A Difference’ and we encourage you to get involved too! For more information about the club or to make a reservation to attend a general meeting.

Benefits of Membership

As a member of WRWF, you will:

• Obtain a 1-year membership of active or associate status

• Receive the monthly newsletter, as well as periodic email alerts

• Receive information from the FL Fed. of Republican Women

• Receive information from the Nat’l Fed. of Republican Women

• Have the opportunity for networking in the political arena

• Meet with Republican women from all across the country

• Gain access to resources for training in leadership & political skills

• Have the opportunity to participate at WRWF meetings

• Have the opportunity to attend conventions for FFRW & NFRW

• Meet local, state & national Republican leaders & candidates

• Have access to a wide range of resources from FFRW & NFRW

• Have the ability to help Republican women in the political process

• Be able to assist the club in fundraisers, committee projects, etc.

• Have the opportunity to serve on the board or chair a committee

• Receive encouragement & support should you seek political office

• Have the opportunity to volunteer with political & VIP events

WRWF Meeting Info:

General meetings are held every 3rd Wednesday of the month.

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History Of Walton Republican Women Federated

Walton Republican Women Federated (WRWF) was established in 2008 by a group of Republican women active in the community and determined to make a political difference.

WRWF Women...Making A Difference!

WRWF’s objective is to educate the community and help to promote Republican leaders on a local, statewide and national level. WRWF is part of one of the largest political party organizations in the country, the National Federation of Republican Women (NFRW) and also a member of the Florida Federation of Republican Women (FFRW). WRWF works collectively with these other members to advance the power of women through education and participation.

Motto: “Women Making A Difference”

Mission Statement: The Walton Republican Women Federated, a grassroots organization, is dedicated to promoting political, cultural and civic goals in a conservative tradition of individual rights and freedoms.

Objectives:

• Elect qualified, capable & strong leaders into political office.

• Educate the public about the Republican party & its leaders.

• Seek qualified candidates & promote them for office.

• Increase Republican votes & voter turn-out at the polls.

• Promote loyalty & support to the Republican party.

• Uphold the values & traditions of the Republican party.

• Bring issues of importance to the public’s attention, in efforts to educate & inform.

The History of Republican Women’s Clubs

The history of Republican women’s clubs is an interesting tale that dates back over a century ago. It all began as a result of the Republican Platform of 1872, which stated “The Republican Party is mindful of its obligation to the loyal women of America for their noble devotion to the cause of freedom…”

The Palmer House in Chicago. NFRW was founded here.

In the years following this platform, Republican women’s clubs were initiated all over the nation. The oldest club on record was founded in Salt Lake City in the late 1800’s. This was an amazing accomplishment at that time, considering women didn’t win the right to vote until 1920. Another victory for women came years later in 1938, when the assistant chairman of the Republican National Committee, Marion Martin, called a meeting at the Palmer House in Chicago in efforts to unite these women’s clubs into a national organization. Martin was described by her colleagues as a leader, an activist and a strong force behind the Republican party.

Thanks to Martin’s efforts, the National Federation of Republican Women was established. Over the years, NFRW has grown in size, strength and force. With over 115,000 members and about 2,100 unit clubs, NFRW is one of the largest political party organizations in the country. (source: nfrw.org)

 

DISCLAIMER: WRWF does not endorse any particular candidate.

We welcome all Republican candidates to attend our general meetings and distribute literature.