President Trump's First 50 Days of Action |
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Elected Officials ClubFor more than 75 years, WFRW members have supported Wisconsin’s Republican candidates and Republican elected officials at the federal, state and local levels.
These elected officials actively support and respect our members and organization. |
First Lady's ClubAs a member, you are invited each year to a special WFRW reception with special guests. Your contribution also helps sustain our educational objectives for all women.
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Local ClubsNearly one thousand members around the state educate themselves about issues, campaign for our local, state, and national representatives, and give to our communities. None of this is possible without your help!
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The Wisconsin Federation of Republican Women
As a member of your local club and the WFRW you are automatically a member of the National Federation of Republican Women (NFRW). The benefits for our members are bountiful.
As a member of the WFRW and NFRW you have an opportunity to serve at the state and national level, attend candidate and leadership training, apply for scholarships, use resources available for fundraising, event planning, membership drives and more. There are even tools to help your club form a satellite club.
You have access to free (or for a nominal fee) publications like the NFRW Leader's Guide, Legislative Advocacy Manual, Protocol in Politics Guide, and President's Survival Toolkit. The NFRW also offers a series of sample publications for local clubs to use. You have access to professional training in leadership and political skills including NFRW's Campaign Management Schools.
You many apply for the one of the scholarships offered, attend biannual board meetings and biennial national conferences. Conferences always include interactive workshops, informative programs and exciting speakers.
We believe in the power of Women In Numbers…WIN!
With 22 clubs in Wisconsin, WFRW grassroots efforts touch all corners of Wisconsin. Through a combination of local and statewide initiatives, our members take action to promote Republican philosophies, elect candidates, support conservative values, and assist constituents in making educated voting decisions.
If you are interested in learning more about the Wisconsin Federation of Republican Women, we invite you to contact your local club President. If you can’t locate a local club, please contact me and we can help you establish a club within your county. And if you are already a member and have an interest in serving at the state level, please click on the "contact me" link above to learn about the opportunities available.
As a member of the WFRW and NFRW you have an opportunity to serve at the state and national level, attend candidate and leadership training, apply for scholarships, use resources available for fundraising, event planning, membership drives and more. There are even tools to help your club form a satellite club.
You have access to free (or for a nominal fee) publications like the NFRW Leader's Guide, Legislative Advocacy Manual, Protocol in Politics Guide, and President's Survival Toolkit. The NFRW also offers a series of sample publications for local clubs to use. You have access to professional training in leadership and political skills including NFRW's Campaign Management Schools.
You many apply for the one of the scholarships offered, attend biannual board meetings and biennial national conferences. Conferences always include interactive workshops, informative programs and exciting speakers.
We believe in the power of Women In Numbers…WIN!
With 22 clubs in Wisconsin, WFRW grassroots efforts touch all corners of Wisconsin. Through a combination of local and statewide initiatives, our members take action to promote Republican philosophies, elect candidates, support conservative values, and assist constituents in making educated voting decisions.
If you are interested in learning more about the Wisconsin Federation of Republican Women, we invite you to contact your local club President. If you can’t locate a local club, please contact me and we can help you establish a club within your county. And if you are already a member and have an interest in serving at the state level, please click on the "contact me" link above to learn about the opportunities available.
The WFRW - A Brief History
Local clubs in Wisconsin were organized prior to 1930 in Marathon, Milwaukee and Waukesha counties. During the early 1930s, clubs were formed in Kenosha, Manitowoc and Two Rivers, and a Republican State Organization of Women was officially established. Jenny Thomas of Sheboygan served as the first president, and the first convention was held in 1936. With 1,124 members in 43 counties, the state organization affiliated with the NFRW in 1940.
Today, the Wisconsin Federation is divided into eight districts and has 22 clubs with approximately 1,000 members. Members participate in get-out-the-vote efforts, host meet and greets with elected officials and candidates, and ensure our members have the latest campaign and legislative information available for local, state and federal offices. It also provides volunteers for local campaigns and, as an education arm of the Republican Party in the state, instructs its members in campaign techniques for use in electing Republicans to public office. WFRW has built a cohesive relationship with the Republican Party of WI and all local county Republican parties.
Today, the Wisconsin Federation is divided into eight districts and has 22 clubs with approximately 1,000 members. Members participate in get-out-the-vote efforts, host meet and greets with elected officials and candidates, and ensure our members have the latest campaign and legislative information available for local, state and federal offices. It also provides volunteers for local campaigns and, as an education arm of the Republican Party in the state, instructs its members in campaign techniques for use in electing Republicans to public office. WFRW has built a cohesive relationship with the Republican Party of WI and all local county Republican parties.
"Republicans believe every day is the Fourth of July,
but the democrats believe every day is April 15."
-Ronald Reagan-
