National Federation of Republican Women (NFRW) Information
Did you know that when you join our club, you also become a member of the NFRW?
Founded in 1938, the National Federation of Republican Women is a grassroots political organization with thousands of active members in local clubs across the nation and in several U.S. territories, making it one of the largest and most influential women's political organizations in the country. We work to promote the principles, objectives and policies of the Republican Party; elect Republican candidates; inform the public through political education and activity; and, increase the effectiveness of women in the cause of good government.**
To receive a membership application contact:
MCRW President
Kristin Ball
Please enter "MCRW Membership Application" in the subject line of your email.
Monticello Council of Republican Women
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Associate Membership is only $25
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What is a Republican Woman???
Learn all about:
National Federation of Republican Women (NFRW)
Programs: http://www.nfrw.org
Virginia Federation of Republican Women (VFRW) Issues & Resources: http://vfrw.org
Fairfax County Republican Committee (FCRC) Meetings and special events: http://fairfaxgop.org/
Republican National Committee (GOP)
Election updates: https://www.gop.com/
Fairfax County
Fairfax County Attractions
The White House
United States House of Representatives
United States Senate
US flag, the history of the flags of our beloved United States of America.
State Central Representatives: http://virginia.gop/state-central-committee/
"Live simply, love generously, care deeply, speak kindly, leave the rest to God."
~ Ronald Reagan~
What Counts as Volunteer Hours?
1. All non-paid campaign activities benefiting our Republican Party, candidates, and/or the Federation.
2. Campaign work done within or outside the home including mailings, phone calls, computer work, and social. Media postings or blogging.
3. Work at and/or for a special campaign event – but NOT if you attend as a paid guest OR if you are compensated for the event.
4. Attendance at (and travel portal to portal) State or National Federation Board of Directors Meeting and Conventions – as well as time spent in preparation for Federation meetings if you serve on a committee.
5. Time in session at (and travel portal to portal) municipality, precinct/ward, county, district or state party conventions.
6. Time in session at (and travel portal to portal) RNC conventions.
7. Time spent as a county, state, or national party committee member or as a temporary member, i.e. Rules Committee, Resolutions Committee, etc.
8. Campaign work at club meetings, i.e. getting petitions signed, doing mailings. DO NOT COUNT TIME SPENT IN REGULAR BUSINESS AT CLUB MEETINGS.
9. Travel from event to event – but NOT for personal stops en route.
10. Volunteering at any municipality, county, state or Federation headquarters.
11. Volunteering for a Republican candidate for a non-partisan office, e.g. school board elections.
12. Working as a poll watcher on Election Day – but NOT if you are paid.
13. Investment in a Campaign Management School, i.e. training to be a faculty member, teaching and organizing a campaign school.
14. Working on Election Day as an Election Judge or Election Clerk – but only if you turn the money you are paid over to your county party or your local FRW club.
15. Presenting campaign programs or speeches at local civic organizations.
16. Appearing on local media for the GOP cause.
17. Running for office – all time spent campaigning.
18. Time spent registering voters.
19. Hours spent as editor of a club newsletter or state newsletter and hours spent as club yearbook chairman.
20. The time of Associate members (women) volunteering for the Federation or individual clubs or GOP, i.e., working at the HQ of the Party or a candidate, putting up signs, etc. can only be counted by ONE individual club, the primary club of the member. The time of Associate members (men) volunteering can be counted in the primary club of his spouse.
