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Club: Los Angeles County Federation LACFRW is comprised of 35 Republican Women Federated clubs, 3000+ members, within the 4,000 sq. miles of LA County. Loosely organized by areas, Area 1 covers the San Fernando Valley and the neighboring valleys of Santa Clarita and Antelope. Area 2 is the Westside plus Malibu. Area 3 is Hollywood, Glendale, Burbank and edges of Pasadena and Alhambra. Area 4 is the heart of the San Gabriel Valley. Area 5 is East Los Angeles, and Area 6 covers the coastline south of Malibu. Each area has a representative to help you find your political home. Join us - we welcome all Republican Women! |
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Club: Orange County Federation This is the County Organization for Federated Women. The County has several Unit Clubs under their umbrella. County holds monthly informative meetings to stimulate education, elections and volunteering. Visitors and Guests are always welcome. |
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Club: Riverside County Federation
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Club: San Bernardino County Federation
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Club: San Diego County Federation
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Club: Santa Barbara County Federation
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Club: Ventura County Federation We are here to support the 10 clubs in Ventura County. All presidents and members are welcome to contact any board member with concerns and suggestions. We meet the 4th Tuesday of January, March, May and possibly June this year. We resume our meetings in September with our convention in November, 2010, to elect and install a new board. |
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Club: Alameda RWF Founded in 1954, the Alameda Republican Women, Federated is a club of like-minded individuals who support the principles of the Republican Party. Its board meets on the first Saturday of each month with the exception of June and July. There are five general membership meetings per year. The group is always looking to increase membership. For more info, you can contact the ARWF at the email above. |
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Club: Aliso Viejo RWF Looking for a great way to spend one evening a month with your fellow patriots? The Aliso Viejo Republican Women Federated is an energetic group of women who support our great Republican Party, our troops and our community. Don’t let our club name fool you – we have ladies that come from as far as Whittier! We currently have over 70 members and meet the fourth Thursday of the month at 6:30PM at The Hills Hotel in Laguna Hills, off the 5 Freeway and La Paz Road. Our meetings include dinner, informative speakers and programs to educate our members. We also sponsor an annual Youth Advocacy program where outstanding high school students are flown to Sacramento learn hands-on about our legislative system from members of both the Assembly and State Senate. 2010 is the year to join us if you are interested in making a difference in the Republican Party, support our men and women in uniform and educate our youth – all while having a great time! We look forward to see you there!! |
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Club: Alta District RWF Meetings on the 4th Tuesday of the month at 11:30 a.m. |
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Club: American River RWF Meetings held the 2nd Saturday of each month, Sept.-May. Place: Lake Natoma Inn, 702 Gold Lake Dr., Folsom, CA. Time: check in at 11:30 a.m. Meeting starts at 12 noon. |
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Club: Americans United RWF
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Club: Anaheim RWF Anaheim RWF celebrated their 50th year in 2003. We are an enthusiastic group that meets at the Phoenix Club in Anaheim on the 2nd Friday of the month at 11:30 a.m. with great speakers who keep us informed on national, state and local issues. All interested Republican women are welcome. |
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Club: Antelope Valley RWF Antelope Valley Republican Women Federated was formerly known as Palmdale Republican Women Federated. We have continued to meet on the third Tuesday of each month at 11:30 a.m. Additionally, we have continued the tradition of the annual scholarship program for graduating high school seniors. |
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Club: Arcadia RWF Chartered in 1954, the Arcadia Republican Women Federated is proudly one of the largest clubs affiliated with the CFRW. The primary purpose of our club is to promote a wider knowledge of the principles and policies of the Repulican Party. Meetings are the third Thursday of each month. |
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Club: Asian American RWF
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Club: Atascadero RWF Our general meetings are the 4th Tuesday of the month at the Carlton Hotel meeting room. Social at 11 a.m., meeting starts at 11:30. Luncheon costs $17.00. Established in 1963, we are very active in our community and during elections. We welcome you to attend our monthly meetings with dynamic speakers, great members, and tempting desserts. |
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Club: Auburn Area RWF
We service the foothills of Placer County with legislative updates and interesting programs.
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Club: Bakersfield RWF Our motto for this year is, EDUCATION, REGISTRATION, PARTICIPATION! Please come and share our vision. We need you! Our utmost priority is educating our members in order that we might be as effective and influential as possible, whether in promoting legislation or electing Republican candidates. We meet the second Tuesday of each month. Doors open at 11:30 a.m. at the Petroleum Club of Bakersfield, 5060 California Avenue, 12th Floor, Bakersfield, CA. Lunch is served ($20) at 12 noon and we offer an informative speaker each month. You may call (661) 477-7004 to make reservations. |
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Club: Balboa Bay RWF The club meets on the second Wednesday of the month at 11:15 a.m. at the Balboa Bay Club, 1221 West Coast Highway, Newport Beach 92663. Join us for a delicious lunch and rousing speakers. |
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Club: Beach Cities RWF
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Club: Berkeley Area RWF Berkeley Area RWF is surviving in Berserkily-Barely! Our members are dedicated to Republican principles--Good Government is based on the individual and that each person's ability, dignity, freedom and responsibility must be honored and recognized. |
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Club: Blackhawk RWF Our meetings are held at Blackhawk Country Club in Danville, CA and guests are more than welcome. We have members from Walnut Creek to Livermore and beyond. We have many younger women as members along with a large contingent of working women (those that work outside the home). We are known for our Enthusiasm, Enthusiasm and MORE Enthusiasm. So if you wish to be part of the fun, learn about the issues, make some great, new friends, then please do join us. We hold our meetings the 2nd week of each month; the specific day depends on one of our great speakers. We do not hold meetings in July and August, but that does not mean we don’t get together. We vary the meetings between luncheon and evening meetings (5:30PM – 8:00PM) and the cost is approximately $25. We developed a Fabulous!! new website in 2008, so please come check us out. We are known for our friendliness - don’t be shy and give Blackhawk Republican Women a try!! |
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Club: Brea RWF Our unit club celebrated 50 years in May, 2009. Our regular meetings, Jan-May and Sept.-Nov., are the fourth Thursday of the month except November (3rd week). Our meetings are held at the Brea Baptist Church Multipurpose Room, 217 East Birch Street, Brea, at 11 a.m. Luncheon is served at 12 noon. Our meetings feature interesting and informative speakers and good fellowship. Every year Brea RWF sponsors a very successful Beautiful Baby Contest at the Fourth of July Country Fair, where we also register voters. We invite you to attend any of our meetings. |
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Club: Cabrillo RWF We meet once a month on the 2nd Wednesday except for July. Most months, we meet at the Seascape Golf Club in Aptos. Our social hour starts at 11:30 a.m. followed by a short noon meeting and 12:30 luncheon. Our speaker starts about 12:45 and finishes at about 1:30 p.m. Each year we enter the 4th of July Aptos parade. We sponsor a holiday bridge luncheon, as well as a Summer Chocolate and Champagne Party, a Christmas get-together and a Day in the Country with a silent auction. |
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Club: Cajon Valley Republican Business WF Are you an early bird -- still working -- just want to have an early meeting, so you can get on with the day? Join us for breakfast at 7 a.m. the third Thursday of the month (except July and August). We have been "The Breakfast Club" for thirty-one years and know how to get a great deal accomplished in a little over an hour. We do a general meeting and still have time for outstanding speakers. In addition to our a.m. meetings, we will have two evening meetings that will be forums for candidates running for election. Our country deserves competent candidates. Join us and don't miss this important opportunity. |
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Club: Calaveras County RWF Please contact the president at the above email address for more information. |
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Club: Camarillo RWF The Camarillo RWF, with a membership of over 200 in 2008, was formed in 1953. We meet on the 4th Monday of the month at 11:00 a.m. with the luncheon/meeting starting at 11:30 a.m. at Sterling Hills Golf Club in Camarillo. Our educational and informative programs provide our members with knowledgeable speakers on political education and government information. We are very community oriented, providing scholarships to graduating high school seniors and an Americanism essay contest for 8th grade students. Every year we distribute over 1000 books to children and send monthly care packages to Support Our Troops. Our election involvement includes Voter Registration, Adopt-A-Poll, and Get Out the Vote. We welcome you and invite you to join us. |
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Club: Cambria Area RWF We meet periodically five times a year on the fourth Wednesday of the month with the place, date and time to be determined. |
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Club: Canoga Park/West Hills RWF An LACFRW Diamond Award Club whose members are active in promoting Republican principles by registering voters and spreading the Republican philosophy, with the ultimate goal of the election of Republicans to office. We meet the third Wed. of each month (except for July and August) at 10:00 a.m. at the Radisson Hotel in Chatsworth, with lunch at noon and at 1:00 p.m. we have an informative speaker on Republican issues and current topics of interest. Our award winning bulletin is filled with articles to educate members on current local, state and federal legislation. We participate in a variety of community services: a crisis shelter for abused women, a volunteer organization that sends care packages of items and letters to U.S. Service Members deployed overseas, and My Stuff Bag Foundation, which members support and work with. |
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Club: Canyon Lake RWF
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Club: Capistrano Valley RWF We meet on the 3rd Wednesday of the month for breakfast at the beautiful Marbella Country Club. $20 for breakfast and great speakers. Bring a friend. Dress code/no jeans. Please see our website at www.cvrwf.org for specifics on each of our upcoming meetings and directions. Capo Valley RWF, a Diamond Award Club, has just celebrated its 40th anniversary of supporting Republican candidates and principles, our troops and other initiatives throughout our community and state. Our club membership includes women from Dana Point, Laguna Niguel, Mission Viejo, San Juan Capistrano, San Clemente. We believe in the people and we are ready to assist patriots in identifying candidates who have demonstrated that they are patriots to foundational Republican principles. We believe in this great country and our pledge to our republic for which it stands: One nation under God. We actively participate in the TEA PARTY Patriots movement. We have fun and we are unafraid. |
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Club: Carlsbad RWF CRWF holds a luncheon meeting the 4th Tuesday of each month at the Hilton Garden Inn, 6450 Carlsbad Blvd., in Carlsbad, CA at 11 a.m. Our main focus items are voter registration, precinct operations, Caring for America, awarding scholarships and supporting College Republicans at CSUSM and Palomar College. |
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Club: Carmel RWF Mailing address: PO Box 3924, Carmel, CA 93921 Luncheon meetings: 3rd Thursday of each month at the Rancho Canada Golf Club, 1 mile east of Hwy 1 (Carmel Valley Rd.), Carmel, CA -- $20 members, $25 guests, 11:30 social, 12 noon lunch (dark months of July and August)
Dues: $30 per year for regular members, $20 for associates
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Club: Carpinteria Valley RWF Our club meets every other month unless notified. We plan meetings for the months of Feb., April, June, Aug., Oct., and Dec. Meetings are generally on a Friday at 11:30 a.m. We do, however, schedule a few events on the weekend for working members. We are a dynamic, optimistic club. Please join us. Contact Nancy Melet at the email above for more info. |
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Club: Central Division
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Club: Chaffey Community RWF Chaffey Community RWF has more than 200 members who are active in the communities we serve: Alta Loma, Montclair, Ontario, Rancho Cucamonga and Upland. We place emphasis on Education, Voter Registration, Candidate Support, Community and Volunteering. Our meetings are held the 4th Wednesday evening of each month at the Magic Lamp Inn, 8189 Foothill Blvd., Rancho Cucamonga. Guests are always welcome. We publish a monthly newsletter, "The Trumpter". To receive a copy, send an email request to ChaffeyCommunityRWF@cfrw.org |
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Club: Chico RWF Our monthly newsletter is the Elephant Ears. Our membership coffee is in January, and we have about 100 members. We have a Spring Fling luncheon and games in May, 4th of July booth in the park, and Holiday Elegance luncheon/fashion show in November, which includes an opportunity drawing to provide for scholarships. Also, we'll be hosting, with the Oroville RWF, our second annual Mainstream America, a family BBQ for all Northern California Republicans. We had over 200 in attendance in 2007 and are working toward 400. |
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Club: Chula Vista/Bonita RWF
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Club: Clairemont RWF We are the Clairemont Republican Women Federated in San Diego County. Our club is a Diamond Award club. Our club chartered in January of 1961. We, as a club, are very active in political campaigns and are a very visible presence in the community. |
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Club: Clovis/Fresno Evening RWF Clovis-Fresno Evening RWF meets on the fourth Tuesday of each month at Carrows Restaurant, 6th and Shaw Ave., Fresno from 5:30 p.m. to 7 p.m. Our purpose is to educate women in Republican values and causes and to elect Republicans at all levels. We participate in education, community activities, scholarships and RWF conferences. We learn about issues, hear candidate speakers, make new friends and participate in voter registration. For more information, please contact us at the above email. |
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Club: Conejo Valley RWF The CVRWF meets every 3rd Friday at 11:00 a.m. for registration with the meeting starting at 11:30 a.m. at the Thousand Oaks Inn. Established in 1992, the Conejo Valley RWF is a grassroots political organization offering our membership political education, leadership training, campaign involvement and candidate recruitment. We have registered thousands of voters, walked dozens of precincts and operated the last five GOP headquarters in the Conejo Valley, two of those being the largest in the state. Come join us! |
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Club: Corona-Norco RWF CNRWF has evening monthly meetings, usually the 3rd Tuesday. However, depending on the speaker the day may change. In 2009 we shipped 133 boxes to our troops, supported 2 local military families, supplied the local Women's Shelter with personal care items. 2010 we will continue & increase the above projects. We're very excited about our new project; Constitutions to 5th graders. 2010 brings some dynamic speakers, such as; Larry Greenfield, Fellow with the Claremont Institute & Executive Director of the Reagan Legacy Foundation, Assemblyman & 2010 candidate for U.S. Senate Chuck Devore, Chris Riggs - candidate for the 44th Assembly district & Assemblyman Ken Calvert. Come join us!! Our 11th Annual Chili Cookoff & fundraiser will be in August, featuring candidates for office, live band, food, fun & raffles. Contact us at cnrwf@yahoo.com. |
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Club: Coronado RWF Coronado RWF is a growing and dynamic organization with members of all ages. From September to May we meet on the second Wednesday of the month, alternating between lunchtime and evenings to serve our diverse membership. We have fundraisers, social events and educational events. We support local schools, the Navy-Marine Corps relief fund and other worthy causes. |
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Club: Costa Mesa RWF Costa Mesa RWF welcomes members of all ages and areas of Costa Mesa. We meet on the 3rd Tuesday of every month. We support Republican candidates, community needs, books for children and other areas where Republican help is needed. |
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Club: Cowles Ranch RWF We meet the 3rd Friday at 11 a.m. at Carlton Oaks Country Club (except July, August & December). We have an annual picnic in July, a special event in August and a Christmas party in December. Our members, ranging from 19 on up, come from Santee and neighboring East County areas. As a Diamond Award club, we work diligently for candidates, hold candidate forums, support Santee Santas, Santee Friends of the Library, Crisis House Battered Women's Shelter, Polinsky Children's Center, support a college student through our scholarship fund, and are starting a literacy program this year. |
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Club: Del Mar Seacoast RWF Del Mar Seacoast RWF meets the 4th Wednesday of each month at Lomas Santa Fe Country Club, 1505 Lomas Santa Fe Dr., Solana Beach, CA. Happy hour is at 11:30 a.m., lunch and meeting at 12 noon. Membership dues are $25 per year. Associate dues are $15 per year. Our membership encompasses La Costa to North City of San Diego, Del Mar, Solana Beach, Cardiff and Encinitas with all welcome. So far we have 2 special meetings planned for 2010. On Feb. 19th, Chuck DeVore will join us. Carly Fiorina has been invited also. On March 4th at 6:30 p.m., we will have a sheriff's forum. |
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Club: Del Norte County RWF The club meets the 1st Thursday of the month at 11:30 a.m. at the Lighthouse Inn, Hwy 101 South in Crescent City. Our motto this year is "Win 2010," and our goal is to register as many Republicans as we can to help win back Congress. We will have a contest for the member who enrolls the most new women members and will be involved in every possible community event and will strive to showcase all Republicans running for office. |
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Club: Desert Hot Springs RWF DHSRWF meets on the fourth Wednesday of the month at the Miracle Springs Resort and Spa. We meet for lunch and have a meeting and speaker. Many of our members are active in the city and local politics. Our small town is quickly growing, and we look forward to see more growth in our club as well. |
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Club: Diamond Bar RWF The Diamond Bar club is 46 members strong with 33 associate members and continues to grow each year. DBRWF meets on the fourth Thursday of each month with the exception of July, August and November. Our meeting location is the Diamond Bar Municipal Golf Course, 22751 Golden Springs, Diamond Bar, CA 91765. Social gathering starts at 6:30 pm with dinner and speaker at 7:00. |
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Club: East Contra Costa RWF East Contra Cost Republican Women Federated serves the communities of Antioch, Brentwood, Byron, Oakley, Discovery Bay, Knightsen and Bethel Island. The club meets the second Thursday of each month (with the exception of July and August) wiht luncheons at restaurants and a few evening meetings. Our focus is on education with informative speakers and an award winning monthly newsletter. Come join us and make new friendships with like-minded people. |
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Club: East Pasadena RWF Founded in 1961, meetings are held the second Tuesday of each month (except July & August) from 10 a.m. to noon. All Republican women in the greater Pasadena area are welcome. |
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Club: East San Gabriel Valley RWF East San Gabriel Valley RWF -- a friendly, lively group of members who have amassed a distinguished record of service to the Republican Party and its candidates, offering a variety of activities to promote Republican principles and to increase the effectiveness of women in government. Community activities include the operation of a year-round headquarters, support of a women's shelter and the adoption of a West Covina elementary school. |
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Club: East Valley RWF East Valley is an active Gold Award club working to increase the effectivenes of Republican women in the cause of good government. Programs include voter registration, legislative updates, support for the troops, books for schools/libraries and scholarships. East Valley meets the first Monday of each month at Desert Falls Country Club in Palm Desert. Meetings begin at 11:30 a.m. with dynamic speakers and inspiring fellowship. Check our website at www.republicanvoices.com for special events and meeting details or follow us on Twitter at twitter.com/evrwf. We welcome all Republican women and their guests to join us. Our members reside in Rancho Mirage, Palm Desert, Indian Wells, Thousand Palms, La Quinta, Bermuda Dunes, Indio and Coachella. |
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Club: El Dorado County RWF El Dorado County RWF meets the first Monday of the month (except September) in Placerville at Denny's on Fair Lane at 11 am. We offer great opportunities for guests and members to hear wonderful speakers, help with community projects and learn about or help with political issues at the local, state or national levels. Members receive our bulletin packed with all kinds of informative and fun reading. |
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Club: El Dorado West RWF El Dorado West RWF meets on the second Monday of the month at the Denny's in Cameron Park (3446 Coach Lane, Cameron Park) at 11:15 a.m. The club area covers El Dorado Hills, Cameron Park and Shingle Springs. We have a speaker each month concerning local, state and federal issues. We give out two scholarships a year, support No Child Left Behind and our military families. |
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Club: El Monte RWF El Monte Republican Women, at the very crossroads of the San Gabriel Valley, welcomes all Republican women and men to our bi-monthly dinner meetings to hear well-known speakers on timely topics, belying the perception that the Central San Gabriel Valley is all Democrats, El Monte Federation attracts 20-40 members and guests to meetings and plans a massive membership drive during 2010. Don't wait for us to contact you! Send us your email address so we can add you to our invitation list! |
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Club: Encino Oaks RWF Encino Oaks is a club of 180 ladies from the San Fernando Valley who are active in voter registration, new citizen registration, a mentoring program in the Los Angeles school system and also are active in support of Republican candidates. |
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Club: Escalon RWF
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Club: Escondido RWF
Chartered in September of 1961, Escondido RWF meets on the 3rd Wednesday of the month at the Escondido Country Club, 1800 Country Club Lane. We are a Diamond Achievement Award club and active in our community by participating in local street faires, festivals and various non-profit organizations.
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Club: Estero Bay RWF We meet on the 3rd Thursday of the month for lunch and a program at the Inn at Morro Bay, 60 State Park Rd., Morro Bay at 11:30 a.m. We are always looking for new members who are willing to get involved in our community and political arenas. We have a monthly newsletter and different fund raisers throughout the year. |
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Club: Fairbanks RWF FRWF was founded in January 1994 to impact the local community by creating awareness through eductional programs and by increasing involvement in the political process through fundraising, political activism, and public service. FRWF has hosted many distinguished guest speakers, including Speaker of the House, Newt Gingrich, Vice-Pres. Dan Quayle, Steve Forbes, Senator John McCain, William Bennett, Sen. Sam Brownback, Congressman Dan Burton, Robert Novak, Fred Barnes, Bill Kristol, Congressman Brian Bilbray, Michael & Diane Medved and Dr.Laura Schlessinger. We have donated over $20,000 in scholarships and candidate training. We continue to have high profile speakers and meet at various times. Check out our web site at www.FRWF.net for details. Reservation line: 619-491-4962. FRWF, PO Box 8674, Rancho Santa Fe, CA 92067. |
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Club: Fallbrook RWF FRWF holds a brunch meeting the second Friday of each month at the Fallbrook Gold Club. We work hard in registering voters (1st place winners in San Diego County), precinct walking and scholarship fundraising. |
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Club: Foothills RWF Our members come from throughout East San Diego County. Join us on the third Thursday of the month at 10:30 a.m. at Jamacha Bar & Grille, 777 Jamacha Road, El Cajon. (Dark July and August). Keep educated on current happenings in government at the national, state and local levels. Participate in exciting political opportunities to meet area Republican officials. Hone your leadership skills through assisting Republican candidates in their campaign offices and functions and in registering voters. |
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Club: Fort Bragg RWF Fort Bragg Republican Women includes active women from Fort Bragg, Mendocino and our local coast. We meet the first Monday of each month at 11:00 and after our business, each meeting includes a speaker. Meetings are held at Silvers on the harbor. Visitors and potential members are welcome. |
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Club: Fox Hills RWF We meet on the 4th Tuesday of the month in January through June. We do not meet in July or August. We resume the same 4th Tuesday in September and October. In November and December, we meet the 3rd Tuesday to adjust time for Thanksgiving and Christmas. We meet at 10:30 a.m. at the 4 Points Sheraton Hotel on Green Valley Circle, Culver City. We have the general meeting, then luncheon; then we have a speaker at 1 p.m. We have sold 70 cookbooks in place of having a garage sale ~ and made more money doing this! |
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Club: Fresno County and City RWF Our luncheons are held on the 4th Thursday of each month at the Ramada Inn, 324 East Shaw, Fresno at 12 noon. We don't have luncheons in July and August. |
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Club: Fresno South County RWF Fresno South County RWF was re-energized in 2009, and is actively growing again in the rural agricultural region of Fresno County. We draw our membership from small farming communities, including Kingsburg, Reedley, Selma, Fowler, and Sanger. We meet every first Monday of the month for dinner (except for the foggy months when we hold luncheons). Social hour and registration begins at 5:30pm, and our meetings start at 6pm. We vary our meeting place. Guests young and old, male or female are welcome! The purpose of Fresno South County RWF is to educate women in the Republican cause and to elect Republicans at all levels. We focus on inspiring women to engage in the political process through community activities, voter registration and education. Our meetings provide a place to build personal and professional relationship, and learn about the issues from great speakers, which include Republican political figures, candidates, and elected officials. For more information, contact FSCRWF at the email above. |
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Club: Fullerton RWF Fullerton RWF has been active now for 56 years. We have a present membership of 148 and 22 associates. FRWF has monthly meetings of either a luncheon or a dinner with very interesting speakers. We put out an award winning newsletter, have a Caring for America program, send packages to our troops monthly, have a literacy program and will be working hard on the 2010 elections. Please Join us! |
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Club: G.A.L.S. RWF (Gather At Lunch and Study) Our club meets at lunch to discuss issues, develop candidates and ferret out areas where the Republican Party could be of more interest to women in today's economy. We are made up of political officials - past and present, entrepreneurs, landlords and tenants, but most of all - really interesting women. We always look forward to having guests add to our discussion. Please consider a visit to our next meeting! We invite you to contact President Candi Corbani at the email above. |
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Club: Garden Grove RWF Meetings the first Saturday of the month at 10 a.m. (dark July & August) at Spires Restaurant on the corner of Garden Grove Blvd. and Golden West St., Westminster. Our club is the second oldest in Orange County. Members work voter registration tables at Garden Grove Strawberrry Festival and the Orange County Fair. For information contact Carol at (714) 530-2912 |
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Club: Georgetown Divide RWF Georgetown Divide RWF meets on the third Tuesday of every month except July and August (dark), and December (first Tuesday for Installation of Officers). Check-in begins at 10:45 am. Please contact president Elean Paz Luna at the email above. Reservations are essential to our luncheon planning. |
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Club: Glendale Workshop RWF The Glendale Workshop RWF was established in 1946. We are dedicated to furthering the Republican philosopy through active volunteer work, education and participation in the local and state political process. Glendale workshop meets at 10:30 a.m. at the Elks Club 120 E. Colorado Blvd. We have a general meeting, a speaker, then luncheon on the 3rd Monday of the month. |
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Club: Glenn County RWF We put Glenn County on the California Republican Map! Our meetings are the last Wednesday of each month and we alternate evenings at 7 p.m. and luncheons at 12 noon. Come join us! |
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Club: Gold Nugget RWF Gold Nugget covers the east and west side of the Yuba Pass in Sierra County. We meet April-October on the third Wednesday of the month at 11:00 a.m. We invite you to visit us in our beautiful mountain county. We also have a project to fund sending gourmet coffee and cookies to the troops. |
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Club: Golden Triangle RWF Our club was founded in 1988. We have between 48-60 members, so although we are "mini" in size, we are "mighty" in our efforts to educate others about Republicanism. We meet on the 4th Monday of the month at 6 p.m. We have supported various community charities, but this year we've chosen the Marine Corps Food Locker at Miramar. Our focus this year is to build solid connections with the Young and Student Republicans in the area - establishing ongoing relationships with the San Diego Young Republicans, UCSD College Republicans and The Young America's Foundation. |
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Club: Grand Terrace RWF GTRWF meets the 2nd Monday of each month at Grand Terrace City Hall, 22795 Barton Road, Grand Terrace. Ours is an evening meeting. Social hour: 6:30 pm; 7:00 pm our general meeting and speaker. Hope to see you there! Visitors always welcome! |
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Club: Hemet/San Jacinto Valley RWF Hemet/San Jacinto Valley RWF meets the third Wednesday of each month at Anchor Restaurant in Hemet. We are dark in July and August. We have a table at Hemet Mall most weekends during the year to register voters. |
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Club: Hi-Desert RWF Hi-Desert RWF serves the Republican women of the High Desert by keeping them actively involved in current events, as well as informing our professional ladies of important legislative issues. Our social events are designed for the active, busy ladies that make up our membership such as our Spring and Fall Flings. We contribute to our local community with events such as our Annual Moses House Ministries Baby Shower and our three annual scholarships. HDRWF has informative meetings with keynote speakers at our monthly meeting and luncheon on the fourth Tuesday of the month from 10:30 a.m to 1:00 p.m. at Spring Valley Lake Country Club. Remember, "When Women Work, We Win!" |
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Club: Hollywood Hilltoppers RWF Hollywood Hilltoppers is a unit of the Los Angeles County Federation of Republican Women. We offer monthly bulletins and meetings with informative speakers, Republican issues and current topics of interest. We meet at 1749 N. La Brea Blvd. (Women's Club) on the 4th Monday of the month at 11 a.m. |
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Club: Humboldt RWF We ran our January meeting as a soup, salad and dessert buffet and cleared over $700. This was a fundraiser to help on community service efforts. HRWF donated to: a food bank, 2 womens' shelters, 2 classrooms for books, 4 school libraries, a flag to a care home, military gift packs, coupons for military families and assisted a college club. We have 3 new programs to add this year and we published a cookbook. |
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Club: Huntington Harbour RWF Our club meets the 4th Wednesday of the month - we rotate between luncheon and dinner meetings. We meet at Meadowlark Country Club in Huntington Beach. Every year we have an entry in the Huntington Beach July 4th parade. We have a waterfront home tour fundraiser event. Candidate forums are held in election years. A day at the races event is held yearly. |
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Club: Intermountain RWF Intermountain Republican Women Federated is located in northeast San Diego County and serves members in the Ramona, Santa Ysabel, Julian, and Warner Springs communities. We meet on the 4th Monday of each month at various locations. We have both lunch and evening meetings. We are dedicated to supporting Republican principles and candidates. We welcome and encourage new members. |
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Club: Inyo County RWF Inyo County RWF serves both Inyo and Mono counties. We welcome you to attend our monthly luncheon meetings, held September through June on the 2nd Thursday at Whiskey Creek Restaurant in Bishop. Social time begins at 11:40 with meeting and program at noon. |
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Club: Kensington Area RWF The Kensington Area Republican Women's Club (KARW) was originally formed in 1952, by a small group of Kensington women, to support John Baldwin, a Republican Candidate for congress. The purpose of the club is to inform membership of political issues as well as to promote and support Republican candidates for office. The named changed to Kensington Area to reflect the growing membership outside the Kensington borders. The club meets at noon on the fourth Wednesday of each month at the Mira Vista Country Club in El Cerrito, except for June, July, and August, and meets the second Wednesday in December. |
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Club: Kings County RWF The KCRWF are a lively group of Americans! We meet on the first Tuesday of each month as a Board to prepare, plan and organize club goals and activities. Our membership meetings are held on the 4th Thursday of each month from 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. Goals for 2010 are to enlarge club membership successfully, orient new members, educate membership and serve our community. |
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Club: La Crescenta Valley RWF L.C.V.R.W.F. was chartered in 1954. Approximately 75+ members are from La Crescenta, La Canada, Glendale, Sunland, Tujunga and one each from Pasadena, Burbank and Glendora. |
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Club: La Habra RWF Our general meetings are held on the 4th Thursday of the month at 10:45 a.m. at Westridge Golf Course, La Habra. We have a wide variety of speakers, from candidates running for office, to speakers on Islamic terrorism and climate change. We send gift boxes once a month to our adopted soldier, and our fund raisers are geared toward the scholarships for local high school students, plus our literary project. We donate books to local primary, middle and high schools on a regular basis. |
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Club: La Jolla RWF Our meetings are held on the 3rd Thursday of the month at the La Jolla Country Club. It is a speaker meeting served at noon with a delicious lunch at $28.00. All are welcome. |
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Club: Laguna Niguel RWF LNRWF meets monthly on the 4th Wednesday at the El Niguel Country Club in Laguna Niguel for a lively luncheon with a wide range of speakers to present a program of interest to all. We are dark in the summer months of June, July and August, as well as December. In November, we will meet on the 3rd Wednesday due to the Thanksgiving holiday. Come visit us! Please visit our website for more information and photographs. |
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Club: Lake Arrowhead Communities RWF LACRWF serves the Lake Arrowhead Mountain communities with board meetings on the 1st Tuesday and general meetings the 3rd Friday of most months. Our membership is about 125 plus associates. Our main fundraisers are the Bridge Luncheon in June and Holiday Fantasy in December. Our focus is on support for the military, voter registration, youth enrichment through the Advocacy program and high school scholarships, education of our members through conventions, workshops, speakers at meetings, and e-mail alerts from our Legislative chair. Part of our support to the community is to adopt a needy organization each Christmas We publish a monthly newsletter. Our club website is www.LakeArrowheadRWF.org |
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Club: Lake County RWF The Lake County RWF is a great organization for women of all ages who are patriotic-minded. We live in a beautiful area and use this to our advantage by holding meetings in a variety of places throughout the county. Our meetings are held once a month, on the second Wednesday and third Saturday, alternating monthly, starting on Wednesday, Feb. 10, 2010. We are looking forward to contributing to the Iraq Star, providers of reconstructive surgery to wounded American soldiers. 2010 is going to be a huge victory for the Republican Party and those who hold dear conservative values. The Lake County RWF is going to help make this a year to remember. |
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Club: Lake Forest RWF Lake Forest RWF meets the 3rd Thursday of each month except for June and July. We are one of the few clubs in Orange County that meet in the evening to accommodate our members' busy schedules. Lake Forest RWF members are very proud of our involvement in our local schools and churches. We are always busy registering voters and Lake Forest consistently turns out the highest Republican voter margin in Orange County each election. We are passionate about our country and community. |
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Club: Lake San Marcos RWF We meet on the 1st Monday of the at the Lake San Marcos Country Club, 1750 San Pablo Dr., for a $20 luncheon at 11:30 a.m.-2 p.m. We invite as many Republican candidates as possible, plus speakers on patriotic subjects. Our charity is the Worldwide Warriors. For more information, please contact President Diane Martin at the email above. |
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Club: Lakeside RWF Lakeside Republican Women meet every third Wednesday of the month from 9:30-12 noon at the Lakeside Fire Station. We socialize and discuss current political problems, make intelligent decisions and support conservative principles. Game day and our picnic auction are special activities during the Spring. |
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Club: Lamorinda RWF We meet the 3rd Thursday of each month. One of our newest committees/projects is "Candidate Development." We are greatly focused on growing membership and developing our young Republicans within our communities. |
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Club: Las Posas RWF We are a medium-size club. Our meeting days are the 2nd Friday of each month except for the summer months. We have wonderful speakers at each meeting, along with really good luncheons. Meetings are held at the Las Posas Country Club, and they are known for their good food. Come join us. |
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Club: Latinas United RWF Positive change is an infectious condition, solidifying teams and building foundations for growth. Latinas United Republican Women Federated is kicking off the year with a campaign to compliment President Bush's "No Child Left Behind" educational program with a campaign called "Holding Their Hands Into the Future". "Holding Their Hands Into the Future" addresses the non-educational needs of elememtary school children. In total, LURWF is dedicated to bringing about the positive change that we would like to see in the world by being that positive change. |
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Club: Leisure World RWF We meet on the 2nd Monday of the month at 1:30 p.m. in Clubhouse 3. We are a gated community of senior citizens. Outside guests will need a resident to leave their name at the main gate to enter. |
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Club: Lodi RWF The Lodi Republican Women meet every third Wednesday at 11:30 a.m. at the Woodbridge Golf & Country Club. Last year our club raised over $24,000. to go to the Freedom Alliance for children's scholarships whose military parents have been dismembered or lost their lives while protecting us in Iraq or Afghanistan. We look forward to a great 2007! |
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Club: Lompoc Valley RWF Our club is a group of about 81 interesting and interested members who meet for lunch and a business meeting the 4th Friday of the month, currently at Embassy Suites from 11:30 a.m.-1:30 p.m. We have a variety of Republican speakers who keep us informed about current issues. We have an annual Wine Tasting and Art Show fundraiser, open to the public. Proceeds from this event are used to award scholarships to students at our two local high schoools. We support and maintain election headquarters in election years and continue to register voters on an ongoing basis. |
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Club: Long Beach GOP RWF Long Beach GOP RWF is an Award Winning Club providing Republican leadership in the Long Beach area. We help maintain a year-round Republican headquarters. Call to volunteer at headquarters at 562-424-1246. We are part of the team in Los Angeles County that helped register 4,910 new voters. Our team is working diligently to elect Republicans and to re-elect George W. Bush in 2004. |
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Club: Long Beach RWF
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Club: Madera RWF Madera RWF meets on the fourth Thursday of each month at noon at the Madera Municipal Golf Course, 23200 Avenue 17, in Madera. Hospitality begins at 11:30 a.m., the meeting starts at 11:45 a.m., and the cost is $10. The purpose of Madera RWF is to educate women in the Republican cause and to elect Republicans at all levels. Our agenda is education, community activities, scholarships and participating in RWF conferences. Guests are more than welcome. Learn about the issues, hear great speakers and meet some new friends. For more information, you can contact the MRWF at the e-mail above or by writing to: MRWF, 1625 Howard Road #229, Madera, CA 93637 |
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Club: Malibu/Bel-Air RWF Members of our newly joined club of members from the communities of Malibu and Bel Air and other adjoining cities can expect our club to provide dynamic meetings regarding the "prize fight" we expect from our 2010 pivotal state and national elections. Michael Reagan is our guest speaker for January. You can expect the rest of the year to increase members' access to worthwhile stimulating educational topics and speakers. Our dynamic group of leaders realize the seriousness of the political situation and have dedicated themselves to reaching out to our expanding membership. Meetings will be held both in Malibu and Bel Air. |
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Club: Manhattan Beach RWF We are a dynamic group of conservative women who share the common goal of bringing American values back to the ideals of our founders. We meet the second Tuesday of the month in the evenings, plus we have a number of fun social activities each year. |
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Club: Marin RWF We are a dynamic group of women motivated to educate young Marin County residents as to the benefits of understanding conservative values. We have monthly luncheons at the Club at McGinnis and monthly mixers. Contact us at president@mrwf.org for more information |
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Club: Merced County RWF
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Club: Mid-Peninsula RWF Mid-Peninsula, RWF is a wonderful place to meet other Republican women; women who are friendly, interesting and very patriotic. Our first priority is in educating our membership on political issues so that we are better prepared to share important information with others. We meet the 3rd Wednesday of each month (except for July and August) at the San Mateo Elks Lodge, 229 W. 20th Avenue in San Mateo. We have exciting guest speakers at our luncheon meetings. Our luncheon menu includes dessert and coffee for $16. We are waiting just for you. Spread the word to your Republican friends! With your yearly membership, you will receive our award winning and informative monthly newsletter. It's easy to join: Make out your check for $23.00 payable to MPRWF and mail to MPRWF, PO Box 1601, San Mateo, CA 94401. |
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Club: Modesto RWF We are on the grow at Modesto Republican Women Federated. Come meet a group of excited, caring female citizens. We would love to meet you! |
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Club: Montecito/Hope Ranch RWF MHRRWCF was formed in the year 2000. We meet monthly except July and August. Fiesta is our only fundraiser - scholarships are awarded from this August party. We have a new board for 2006. Our installation was on Dec. 10, 2005, conducted by an outstanding Republican woman, Jinx Foster, immediate past president of Lompoc Valley RWF. Our board meets the first Tuesday of the month at Republican H.Q.'s in Santa Barbara. All are welcome. |
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Club: Monterey Bay RWF Luncheon meetings: 1st Wednesday of each month at the Rancho Canada Golf Club, 4860 Carmel Valley Road, Carmel Valley, 1 mile east of Hwy 1. 11:30 Social, 12 Noon Lunch, $20 per person. Dues: $30 per year for regular members, $15 for associates. We are pleased to announce that we already have two wonderful projects planned for 2009. The first is a fundraiser in which we will organize a dinner and a showing of the documentary film, Warriors in Their Own Words. The producer, Rex Pratt will speak on his experiences making this movie. With the money that we raise, MBRWF will provide two $1,000 college book awards which will be available to high school seniors or college freshmen. During these hard economic times, we want to help young people by contributing toward the cost of their university text books. Club Mailing Address: PO Box 45, Monterey, CA 93942 |
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Club: Mountain Empire RWF When: We meet the third Monday of every month at 11 A.M. except during July and August. Where: Alpine Mobile Home Estates Clubhouse, 2400 Alpine Blvd, Alpine, CA 91901 |
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Club: Napa Valley RWF Napa Valley RWF, chartered in 1947, was the first Republican Women's Club in Napa Valley. We are a large, diverse group of friendly women brought together by our Republican values. Our goals are to provide education to our members through informative speakers and monthly newsletters and to support active participation in community outreach. We have luncheon meetings on the second Thursday of the month, September to June. We welcome visitors and invite you to come and join us. |
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Club: Napa Vintage RWF Our club is a club for working women. We meet on the 3rd Thursday of the month. Social is at 5:30 p.m., meeting starts at 6 p.m. We welcome all women interested in the Republican Party and the ideals for which it stands. This is an opportunity to meet other women and share information. |
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Club: Navajo Canyon RWF Navajo Canyon RWF, a Diamond Award winning club is very active in supporting political campaigns, the military and the community. Our members volunteered over 12,600 hours to the Republican Party and Republican political candidates during the past two years, which earned our club a Special Campaign Volunteer Award from the San Diego County Federation of Republican Women. NCRWF meets at 10:45 a.m., the second Tuesday of each month at the Brigantine Restaurant in La Mesa. Lunch is $18. In March and July, we have evening meetings with special speakers such as Mark Larson from KCBQ. October is our annual fashion show at Tom Ham's Lighthouse. Our club has members from over 25 different communities across San Diego County and always welcomes new members and guests. RSVP: msiekerka@cox.net. For more information about our club please email NavajoCanyonRWF@cfrw.org |
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Club: Nevada County RWF Welcome to NCRWF! We are the rising star of the Sierra Foothills. Our beacon of light extends to invite you to join us in interesting legislative updates and motivating speakers. Engage as we respond to liberal assaults with our stimulating and intelligent responses from our Letter Brigade. We educate, stimulate and resuscitate! We celebrate our fifth year of the Dictionary Project and have launched a scholarship program! Come take the challenge to make POSITIVE changes our country needs! Let's kick some liberal butt! Meetings: 3rd Tuesday of each month, 11:30 a.m.-1:30 p.m., Sierra Country Club, 11897 Tammy Way, Grass Valley, CA |
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Club: Nob Hill RWF
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Club: North Hollywood RWF Our club meets at Beverly Garland's Holiday Inn, 4222 Vineland Ave., North Hollywood, CA 91602, 818-255-7394, Meeting Room: Mission Room on the second Tuesday of the month, from 11 a.m to 2 p.m. (except no meetings in July and August). Cost of membership is $25 per year, $20 for associate members. The membership is comprised of volunteers who reside not only in N. Hollywood, but in Burbank, Studio City, Sherman Oaks, etc. We have outstanding speakers -- who keep us abreast of current events. Our goals are working to elect county, state and national Republican candidates. We work for promoting a wider knowledge of the principles of the Republican Party. |
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Club: Northern Division
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Club: Novato RWF The Novato RWF will give you the opportunity to increase the effectiveness of women in the cause of good government through education, active citizenship and community service. We generally meet the third Tuesday of the month. For information on all our activities, please visit us at www.NovatoRWF.org or email us at NovatoClub@NovatoRWF.org |
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Club: Oceanside RWF ORWF meets the 2nd Wednesday of the month at El Camino Country Club at 11 a.m. for a business meeting and lunch. We have timely speakers who keep us politically informed. We register voters, have fundraisers for the wounded military at Camp Pendleton and Balboa Naval Medical Hospital. Now we are participating in organizing a Young Republican Club at Mira Costa College. |
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Club: Ojai Valley RWF The Ojai Valley RWF will be celebrating our 50 year anniversary in 2003. Nestled in the foothills of the Los Padres National Forest in the beautiful Ojai Valley we work hard to elect Republicans and our vouty was one of the few to go Republican in the last election for all Constitutional Statewide offices. An active organization we meet the fourth Thursday of every month at 11 a.m. for lunch and good speakers. Cost $14.50. Come join us! |
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Club: Orange RWF Operational since 1944, ORWF members are actively involved in local politics, staying informed on issues and candidates. Orange RWF is involved in many special projects, educating our members, producing an outstanding informative monthly newsletter, voter registration, support for the military and community service projects, and an outstanding Holiday Fantasy Gala. ORWF has a rich history of leaders among its women: mayors, council members and school board members. Meetings are normally held on the third Tuesday of the month, dark July and August. The majority of our members live in Orange, Villa Park, Anaheim Hills, Anaheim and Santa Ana. |
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Club: Oroville RWF Our first meeting for 2007 will be held at our regular meeting place, the Conference Room at So. Feather Water and Power Bldg., 2310 Oro Quincy, on Jan. 31, 2007, from 11:30 a.m.-1:30 p.m. A light lunch is served by ORWF. Our February meeting is special, as it is an afternoon Membership Tea, and it will be held on Feb. 24, 1-3 p.m. at the Monday Club, located at 2385 Montgomery St. in Oroville. We will have regular meetings at 2310 Oro Quincy on 1/31/07, 3/28/07, 5/30/07, dark June, July & August, 9/26/07, 10/31/07, 11/28/07, dark in December. In lieu of a regular meeting, on April 29th we will be having our major fundraiser, which is a Home Tour consisting of 4 interesting and beautiful homes in our community and a luncheon tea following the tour. We also are hoping to add another fundraiser this year, which will consist of a Boat Tour of houseboats moored on Lake Oroville, and you will be advised of the specifics as they are developed. Advocacy Day is always exciting for the students we take to Sacramento each year. |
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Club: Oxnard RWF Oxnard RWF was established in 1954, so we are entering our 55th year of service. We are an organization dedicated to electing Republican candidates on the local, state and national levels. We participate in and support projects such as “No Child Left Behind”; The Lighthouse, a home for abused women & children; voter registration; staffing the Thousand Oaks Republican Headquarters; and supporting and honoring the military. At our December luncheon (on the second Wednesday), we will be honoring military spouses. Our meetings provide a forum for educating our members and community on issues of concern. Our speakers are knowledgeable and informative. We meet on the 4th Wednesday of the month—except for July, August, and November. In December, we meet on the 2nd Wednesday at the Pacific Corinthian Yacht Club, 2600 South Harbor Blvd., Oxnard. Our social time starts at 11:30 a.m., with the luncheon/meeting beginning at 12:00 noon. We invite you to join us. Together, we can make a difference! |
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Club: Palm Springs RWF The Palm Springs RWF is a Diamond Award club dedicated to sharing Republican ideas. Join us for our regular monthly meetings at Seven Lakes County Club at 11:30 a.m. every third Thursday. (We are dark in June, July and August.) Palm Springs RWF received Diamond Awards in 2006, 2007, 2008 and 2009. Our goal for 2010 is to help elect Republicans, increase membership and to give scholarships to worthy students. |
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Club: Palo Alto RWF PARWF just recently celebrated its 70th birthday. Founded in 1938, the first president was installed by Mrs. Herbert Hoover, wife of our 31st President of the USA. We hold luncheon meetings during the third or fourth week of the month. The dates vary as does the location. We do not meet in July or August. Our speakers cover timely topics of political and educational value. We promote the following objectives: party unity; election of Republicans to office; get-out-the-vote; education of our constituency regarding the important current political issues with the focus on becoming an informed electorate; and encouraging good and active citizenship. We also have fun together!! |
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Club: Palos Verdes Peninsula RWF Our organization meets every 4th Tuesday of the month at the Palos Verdes County Club, 3301 Via Campesina, Palos Verdes Estates, CA 90274. Social time begins at 10:30 a.m., Meeting begins at 11 a.m. A buffet lunch is served at 12 noon. Each meeting, with interesting, informative and innovative speakers, starts at 1 p.m. Several outings and/or activities are also planned during the year. We do not meet in July, August or December. |
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Club: Pasadena RWF Pasadena Republican Women Federated meet the fourth Tuesday of the month. Exceptions are made to accommodate certain guest speakers. We meet at the Pasadena Women City Club 160 N.Oakland. Come join us! |
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Club: Paso Robles RWF Do you, as a concerned citizen, want to better understand the positions of your government representatives? Do you want to know why issues affecting your property and your lifestyle are not being resolved or directed to your satisfaction? Vist the Paso Robles Republican Women Federated and hear local, state and federal officials provide updates on current issues and answer questions from you. The Paso Robles Federation meets the third Monday of each month at 11:30 a.m. for lunch ($15) and our general meeting along with a guest speaker at the Paso Robles Golf Club, 1600 Country Club Dr. Visitors are always welcome! |
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Club: Pat Nixon RWF Pat Nixon serves Anaheim Hills, Placentia and Yorba Linda. General meetings: Last Thursday of the month at 6:30 p.m. at Yorba Linda Country Club, 19400 Mountain View Ave., Yorba Linda. |
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Club: Peninsula RWF New members are always welcome at Peninsula Republican Women, the original Republican Women's Club on the San Francisco peninsula, founded in 1951. We're a friendly, enthusiastic group of conservative Republican women offering bi-monthly luncheon meetings with exciting, well-known speakers at a beautiful country club with a great chef. We have projects to support the troops and the veterans. We host candidate forums. We provide Republican booths at many fairs to disperse information and to register voters, and we publish a riveting and informative newsletter. Our club president, Elsie Gufler, is currently a candidate for the CA Assembly in District 19. Come help us send her to Sacramento this year! Contact the PRWF Membership Chair, PO Box 626, Menlo Park, CA 94026. |
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Club: Piedmont Area RWF The PARW, chartered in 1953, promotes support to the Republican Party by informing our members of political and governmental acitivies in our state. We offer association with other Republican friends and neighbors to increase the effectiveness of women in the cause of good government. Please join us, if you are near, for our Membership Tea in Feb. Other meeting dates are in March (Coffee), April (Coffee), May (Spring Luncheon), Sept. (Cocktail Reception) and Oct. (Coffee). Our Annual Meeting and Luncheon is in Nov. We welcome your membership. Contact us at the email above for dates, times and locations of our events. |
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Club: Plumas County RWF Plumas County is a rural area not too far from Reno. It is mostly a Republican County. The Feather River snakes its way to lead you to our county seat of Quincy. |
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Club: Poinsettia RWF Established in 1954 and the oldest, most esteemed club in Ventura County, PRWF is located in the beautiful beachside community of the historic city of Ventura. Not only is it a terrific place to live, but it is a city dedicated to maintaining its slow-growth, green commitments. Needed are Republican women activists to help maintain Republican ideals. |
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Club: Point Loma Peninsula RWF PLPRWF meets at 10:30 a.m. on the 3rd Wednesday of every month excepting June and July. Each month we present a speaker on some issue of import to our Party or our community. Our meetings cost nothing to the guest, but lunch is not free. You will be invited to stay and enjoy some of the best table-talk in town over menu offerings from our venue: the Point Loma Café on Harbor Drive, between Rosecrans and Nimitz in San Diego. Do come. We think you will enjoy it. |
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Club: Puente Hills RWF The Puente Hills Republican Women Federated invite you to join our monthly dinner meeetings held the third Thursday of each month (except for July and August) at Marie Calender's Restaurant, 1560 Albatross Rd. in the City of Industry. Social and sign-in begin at 6:30 p.m. followed by dinner and a politically motivating and educational speaker. Come meet women who share many of your mainstream values. We are a friendly and active group. We provide a forum for Republican candidates, support local Republican headquarters, register voters and stay informed on important issues of the day. |
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Club: R.I.T.A. RWF R.I.T.A. (Research Issues and Take Action) is a Santa Barbara-based Republican Women's group. We have a monthly luncheon meeting on the third Tuesday of each month with a featured speaker. Join us! Dues are $25 per month (plus an additional one-time initiation fee). |
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Club: Rancho Bernardo RWF Rancho Bernardo RWF begins its 46th year and is located in North San Diego County (inland). In addition to electing Republicans at all levels of government, involving the club in community service projects and supporting our troops, RBRWF is primarily an information and activism organization. A newsletter is published each month covering unit activities and issues of interest. We meet for social and luncheons at the Stoneridge Country Club in Poway the third Friday of each month. Our programs are interesting and guests are warmly welcomed. |
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Club: Rancho La Habra RWF Rancho La Habra meets on the third Wednesday of the month at the Hacienda Golf Club on East Road in La Habra Heights. We are dark June, July, August and December.Our main purpose is to educate through participation and excellent speakers. The Welcome Mat is out....come join us! |
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Club: Rancho Mirage RWF We are an active, dynamic Diamond Award club, dedicated to furthering the goals of the Republican Party. Our members are from all eight Coachella Valley cities with many proud and distinguished Associates. We are continually active in voter registration, GOTV (Get Out the Vote), scholarships, many charitable community outreach programs and actively support our military, particulary our "adopted" Marine Wing Support Squadron 374 at 29 Palms and the SOS Ride program. We make our meetings even more interesting by meeting on the third Wednesday of each month at a different country club, with the exception of June, July and August. We also have an evening group. Details can be found at www.RepublicanWoman.com or email at information@republicanwoman.com or just call (760) 837-7100 for more information. |
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Club: Rancho Santa Fe RWF The Rancho Santa Fe Republican Women, Fed. Begins 49th Year. Purpose: To educate citizens of current/historic events that have/will shape country. Spotlight, elect Repub. candidates; Register voters, walk precincts. Are humbled to cook, serve Thanksgiving, Easter dinners for USO military families; “Spa Day” for military women and wives. “Bag Ladies” assemble several hundred Christmas gift bags for SD Rescue Mission women and children. Mtgs: Jan., Champagne Membership Tea; May, annual “Salute to America” honoring past, present military; Oct., “Best Party in Town,” candidates/elected officials; Nov., Veterans’ luncheon; Dec., “Have a Ball.” Other mtgs: “March Madness”; “April Fool-us-no-more”; Aug., “Paint the Town Red White & Blue.” |
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Club: Redding RWF Redding Republican Women Federated is dedicated to furthering the education of Republican women and recruiting new members who share our conservative political viewpoints. We work to elect local political leaders, and we work with the Shasta County Republican Central Committee to ensure that our state and national elections result in a Republican victory in our country. Our main fundraiser is our annual Elegance of Christmas Tea, and it is one of Redding's most outstanding social events. We meet at 11:30 a.m. on the second Wednesday of the month at the Hilton Garden Inn in Redding. Visitors are welcome! |
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Club: Redlands RWF Our luncheon club meets the 3rd Friday at noon at Redlands Country Club, September through May. We are the education arm of the Republican Party and bring in speakers who inform us on current events and motivate us. Guests are always welcome. |
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Club: Reseda/Tarzana RWF The Reseda/Tarzana Republican Women Federated is located in the San Fernando Valley. Meetings are held on the third Wednesday of each month except July and August. This is a luncheon meeting from about 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Braemar Country Club. Come and join us! |
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Club: Ridgecrest RWF We are a rural high desert community in Republican rich Kern County working diligently to ensure that the very best representation available is provided to all citizens of our area. Being the support community for the Naval Air Weapons Station at China Lake, CA, we also work to ensure that our military installations and personnel are given the very best services and support. |
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Club: Riverside RWF Our monthly meetings are the 3rd Friday of the month at the Victoria Golf Club (lunch). We raise money to buy dictionaries for all 3rd graders in the Jurupa School District and conduct voter registration at various sites and high schools in our area. |
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Club: Rossmoor-Los Alamitos RWF The Rossmoor-Los Alamitos Republican Women Federated has been serving the community since 1961 and always welcomes new members and guests. Membership is $25 per calendar year. All are welcome to attend and take advantage of this opportunity to become more actively involved in our local politics by staying informed on issues and candidates. General meetings are held on the second Saturday each month at the El Dorado Golf Club Restaurant, which is located at 2400 Studebaker Rd., Long Beach, South of Willow. Arrival time is 9:30 a.m. to order breakfast. The meetings begin at 10 a.m. Individuals are responsible for the cost of their breakfasts and refreshements. |
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Club: Sacramento RWF Chartered in 1932, Sacramento RWF is a friendly, diverse group of Republican women dedicated to making a difference by promoting a wider knowledge of Republican values through education and community involvement. Luncheon meetings, held the first Wednesday of the month at 11:30 am at North Ridge Country Club, September through June, feature informative speakers to educate us on current issues. Guests are warmly welcomed and encouraged to become involved! |
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Club: San Benito RWF
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Club: San Bernardino RWF The San Bernardino Republican Women Federated hold the general meeting and luncheon on the 4th Thursday of each month at the Shandin Hills Country Club. The board meeting is held on the 2nd Thursday of each month. Our club supports the military personnel by sending boxes to them each month. They are all from our area. We also help support San Bernardino with clothing, food and monetary donations. We provide specific needed items to patients at the VA Hospital and collect tabs for the Ronald McDonald House. |
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Club: San Clemente Area RWF The San Clemente Area Republican Women's Club is a well-established group, and through the members' efforts is a leader in getting Republican voter turnout every election. Our members are dedicated, conservative women and associate men members. Many are elected leaders in the community and the Republican Party. General meetings are usually on the second Wednesday of the month at the Pacific Golf Club in San Clemente at 10 a.m., but some months the particular Wednesday changes, so check out our website to get exact meeting dates and speakers. RSVP and order lunch by calling Joyce Rose at 949-498-4602. |
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Club: San Gorgonio Pass RWF San Gorgonio Pass RWF is a vital growing group which sponsors local scholarships, dictionary distribution to third graders in the school districts and strives to bring inspiring and educational programs to our members through informative speakers and legislative reports. Meetings are the fourth Wednesday of each month, earlier in November and December due to the holidays (dark in July & August). Location: The Elegant Affair (in Banning), 182 W. Ramsey St. |
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Club: San Luis Obispo RWF Welcome to the San Luis Obispo RWF. Please join us every third Wednesday of each month at the Modonna Inn in San Luis Obispo at 11:30 a.m. for our luncheon and meeting. Hear great speakers, get educated both locally and nationally on the issues of the day. We are a friendly group. |
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Club: San Marcos Valley RWF Our club is comprised of members, all of whom work for local, state and national candidates! As a result, we know what's "moving & shaking." Some of our members also serve on local boards. Education is our primary focus. Meetings are held in private homes on an average of eight times per year. |
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Club: San Pedro RWF San Pedro RWF meets monthly on the 4th Thursday (dark in July and August) at Ports O'Call Restaurant overlooking the Los Angeles Harbor. The 11:00 a.m. meeting is followed by a lunch and guest speaker. Our friendly members volunteer in the community, in candidates campaigns and registering Republican voters. Please come and join us. |
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Club: San Ramon Valley RWF Our club was founded in 1950. We are like-minded Republicans who meet monthly, January-May and September-November. Meetings are held on the 4th Tuesday of the month at Crow Canyon Country Club in Danville. Most are luncheons, with several dinner meetings throughout the year. Our large, active membership comes from the San Ramon Valley. We are known for electing Republicans, showcasing exceptional speakers on timely topics, and providing a wider knowledge of our Republican philosophy. Members are active in voter registration and election work. We care about our valley, our state and our country. We believe that our grassroots efforts make a difference through active citizenship. Do come and see how you can join us in making a difference. |
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Club: Santa Ana RWF
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Club: Santa Clarita RWF Established in 1951, our club meets monthly on the 3rd Tuesday of each month. We have outstanding speakers and lunch. Our goals are to educate ourselves and elect city, county, state and national Republican candidates. We also participate in many community activities. Contact us at the email above. Guest are always welcome. Join us! |
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Club: Santa Cruz RWF One of the oldest Republican Women's group in the county. We usually meet the 4th Tuesday of the month at Peachwoods in Pasatiempo area starting at 11:30. Incredible topics this year from Winning candidates to the 2nd Amendment. We collect at every meeting non perishable canned food donations for the Grey Bears project that helps local seniors. We also started a members book loan/exchange at each meeting of political and history books. Join us. |
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Club: Santa Lucia RWF We look forward to the opportunity to welcome you to our monthly General Meetings, which are held the fourth Thursday of the month at the Mission Inn of Pismo Beach. Our meetings begin at 11:30 a.m. with lunch at noon followed by guest speakers. Please join us and become involved with your local community, state government and national government. Membership gives you access to our website, monthly newsletters and more. Our lunches are $16. Please email us at the address above for more information. |
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Club: Santa Monica RWF Santa Monica RWF, an active club since 1957, will open and manage the Repubican Santa Monica election headquarters this fall. Noon luncheon meetings are held the 2nd Wednesday of the month. Meeting location is Billingsley's Restaurant, 11326 West Pico Blvd. West LA. Contact for reservations: (310) 319-0424 or info@santamonicarepublicanwomen.com. |
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Club: Santa Rosa RWF Our club is located in Sonoma County, the other wine county. We are an active club, focused on education & building on Republican principles to keep our country safe & strong. Our meetings are held on the 4th Tuesday of the month at Fountaingrove Golf and Athletic Club in NE Santa Rosa on Fountaingrove Parkway at Stagecoach Dr. Meetings start at 11:15 a.m. Our website is at www.srrrwf.org for more information. |
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Club: Santa Ynez Valley RWF Our meetings are held mostly on the 3rd Wednesday of the month at 11:30 a.m. Locations are different every month. Some of our special projects are scholarships that we give out to outstanding students, money raised for phone cards for the troops, books for our school libraries, toys for Global Hearts. It is a group that works with families of deployed troops. We will be having different types of fundraisers to be decided by the club in February. |
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Club: Seal Beach RWF Seal Beach RWF is a group of women dedicated to registration of Republican voters, precinct work and Republican education. We enjoy being with each other and have fun and interesting fundraisers. We look forward to helping to elect our next Republican governor, state and congressional representatives, our state and federal senators and our president. |
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Club: Sierra Patriots RWF We are new! Our club is the Sierra Patriots Republican Women Federated in Susanville. We are 85 miles NW of Reno and located in Lassen County. Our meetings are on the 1st Tuesday of the month at 11 a.m. We meet at the Sage Hen Restaurant in town. Being new, we are still in the organizational stage, but the interest and motivation is high, and the willingness to "do whatever" is encouraging. We are all looking forward to making a difference where we live! |
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Club: Silicon Valley RWF Founded in 1961 when transistor radios were the latest in high tech, the SVRWF makes its home in the heart of California's Silicon Valley. Featuring monthly speakers from many sources in politics and education, including many from the prestigious Hoover Institution at nearby Stanford University, this grassroots organization meets monthly at the Blue Pheasant Restaurant overlooking the Blackberry Farm Golf Course in Cupertino on the first Thursday of every month except July and August. Activities are many, including voter registration drives and getting out the vote for local and state Republican candidates. |
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Club: Simi Valley RWF The SVRWF meets every 3rd Friday at 11:30 a.m. for registration with the meeting starting at 12 noon at the Posada Royale Hotel. Last year we celebrated our 50th anniversary as a club. The SVRWF includes many members from Moorpark. Our main focus is to offer our membership political education, leadership training, community outreach, campaign involvement and candidate recruitment. We donate books and American flags to local schools and libraries, as well as sponsoring teens to go to the Advocacy Workshop in Sacramento and give a scholarship to a high school senior each year. Our club also supports our military and donates care packages monthly. We welcome you to join us! |
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Club: Siskiyou County RWF Siskiyou County Republican Women Federated (SCRWF) holds its general membership luncheon meetings on the second Wednesday of each month except for January, July and August. However, this may change as we are considering substituting some luncheon meetings for evening dinner meetings to accommodate working women. Your membership will include a monthly newsletter to help keep you informed regarding local, state and national political issues. Members are encouraged to participate at their comfort level. These next four years will be challenging for our country and for Republicans. Our voices are needed to help safeguard our Republican values of God, Country and Family. Come join us and make a difference. |
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Club: Solano RWF The Solano Republican Women Federated meets the first Monday of each month at 11 am at the Rancho Solano Country Club. Many of of our members are active in registering voters, working phone banks, and getting the Republican message out. Our past speakers have include Congresman Dan Lungren, Former Assemblywoman Lynn Leach and RNC Committeewoman Barbara Alby. Find out more at www.SolanoRepublicanWomen.org |
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Club: Sonoma Valley RWF Website under construction. |
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Club: South Bay RWF We meet at the Torrance Hilton at 11 a.m. on the second Thursday of the month. We support our troops, offer scholarships to young Republicans and plan interesting outings. We always have informative speakers. Join us. |
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Club: South Orange County RWF We hold our meetings on the 3rd Thursday of every month at the Lone Star Steakhouse in Laguna Hills, 24231 Avenida de la Carlotta, Laguna Hills, 92653, phone 949-951-8687. We meet at 6:00 p.m. for a dinner meeting and the cost is $20.00 ~ all inclusive. We always have a speaker and our goal is to educate our membership. Our club priorities are the BORDER - TROOP SUPPORT - WORK TO GET REPUBLICANS ELECTED - GET RID OF THE U.N. AND ACLU. Email us at SouthOrangeCountyRWF@cox.net |
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Club: South Pasadena RWF
South Pasadena has been a formidable club in our area since 1954. We meet the 4th Tuesday of the month. We strive for the younger gals with internet and blog activity. Contact us at the email above for more information.
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Club: South Placer RWF Welcome to South Placer RWF! We typically meet on the first Saturday of each month at Sierra View Country Club in Roseville. Come join us for a wonderful luncheon and great guest speakers! For more information, please contact us at the email above and check out our website. |
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Club: South Siskiyou RWF Meetings are held at 11:45 A.M. the first Friday of the Month (except July and August) at the Mount Shasta Resort, 1000 Siskiyou Blvd., Mount Shasta. Changes and special activities are announced as necessary. Spouses and guests are welcome! We have exciting speakers talking on top issues of the day, keeping our members informed on relevant issues affecting our local, state and national government. We actively support the ideals of the Republican Party. Membership includes an award winning monthly Newsletter with events and pertinent articles to inform through political education. Activities:
· Donation of historical books to our local schools with the Mamie Eisenhower Library Project |
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Club: South Valley RWF The South Valley RWF club meets once a month on Saturday afternoons. Republicans in South San Jose, Morgan Hill, San Martin, Gilroy and surrounding areas are invited to join us for the next fun and informative meeting! |
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Club: Southeastern Tulare County SETCO Republican Women Federated meets on the second Wednesday of the month, 11:45 AM at Cherry Tree Catering, 839 W. Henderson Ave., Porterville. Our meetings include lunch and a program. Cost is $12. |
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Club: Southern Division
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Club: Southern Monterey County RWF Club meets the first Tuesday of the month (except July) at Laurence's Restaurant, 611 Canal St., King City, CA 93930 at 11:30 a.m. for a luncheon. Our club participates in mailing care packages to the troops in Iraq. We award 2 $1,000 scholarships to high school seniors, support women's shelters, donate books to schools and register voters. |
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Club: Southwest RWF
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Club: Stanislaus East RWF
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Club: Stockton RWF General meetings are held on the 4th Wednesday of each month (excluding July and December) at the lovely Brookside Country Club in Stockton. We enjoy outstanding speakers from our party who educate and inform. Our club volunteers to elect Republican candidates who support family values, freedom, equality and justice. We have a scholarship program to support young people attending college. This is funded from our annual fundraisers and your generous gifts. |
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Club: Sutter-Yuba RWF The Sutter County Republican Women has been in existence for over 50 years. We meet at Ruthy's Restaurant every 3rd Thursday of the month at 11 a.m. Please check our website above for dates, locations and times. |
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Club: Tehachapi RWF Tehachapi RWF is located in the "Land of Four Seasons" in the beautiful Tehachapi Mountains. Our club serves the Eastern Kern County areas of Tehachapi, Mojave, Rosamond and Caliente. We meet every 2nd Monday of the month (dark in July and August). Hospitality starts at 11:30 a.m., meeting at noon at historic Kelcy's Restaurant. Our big fundraiser event is held the 4th of July, selling hot dogs at our community's Hot Dog Festival. Come join us for our meetings and events. |
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Club: Tehama County RWF
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Club: Temecula Valley RWF Our award-winning Temecula Valley Republican Women Federated welcomes members from Temecula, Murrieta, Wildomar, Lake Elsinore, Menifee and Hemet. We will begin meeting for lunch this year at the beautiful Wilson Creek Winery in Wine Country on the third Tuesday of the month, January through June and September through November, checking in at 10:30 a.m. Our Membership Tea and Fashion Show will be on Sunday, March 21st, 2010, instead of Tuesday. Come and join us to hear our informative and entertaining speakers, help us as we work to educate and register voters, support our troops, and promote literacy and patriotism in our schools. |
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Club: Thousand Oaks RWF Our theme is "Soaring Like an Eagle" -- with new vision. We are a very active group with many talented and interesting women and many associate men. We have excellent speakers on various topics. We usually meet on the 2nd Thursday for luncheon and also have evening dinner meetings. We meet at the Weslake Village Inn but occasionally meet at the North Ranch Country Club. Our Christmas luncheon is at the Sherwood Country Club. January 14th dinner meeting at the North Ranch Country Club. |
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Club: Tracy RWF We have our monthly meetings at 4 Corners Restaurant, (the corner of Linne and Chrisman roads) on the 4th Thursday at 11:30 a.m. Speakers: Jan; Tony Amador, Feb, David Harmer, March, Elizabeth Emken, all who are candidates for District 11 Congressional seat. Also we will host our Annual April Tea on April 17th, from 3-5 p.m., main speaker will be Chuck DeVore, and Elizabeth Emken, and hopefully Carol Hadley will also be speaking. In August we will hold our annual Grill-n-Shoot at the Manteca Sportsman Club. It is a lot of fun to try your hand at Cowboy shoot, pistol, black powder, archery and more. Then we have a barbecue and a guest speaker. We are looking at having the candidate for District 11 or the candidate for Governor come to the event. |
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Club: Tri-Valley RWF TVRWF serves the cities of Pleasanton, Dublin, Livermore, and surrounding communities. We meet the 2nd Thursday of every month except during the summer and December. Our members are actively involved in voter registration and a variety of service projects. New members are welcome! |
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Club: Trinity County RWF Trinity County Republican Women Federated (TCRWF) holds its regular membership luncheon meetings on the second Monday of each month with great, well-informed speakers. Our meetings offer Republican women throughout Trinity County the chance to network with each other on political issues that are important to all of us. As Republican women, we can overcome seemingly impossible difficulties, follow our dreams into uncharted territories, and rise to incredible heights of achievement and success. Please go to our website at www.tcrwf.org for more information on our activities and newsletters. Come join with us! |
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Club: Truckee-Tahoe RWF Our club serves the Truckee/North Tahoe area in the beautiful Sierra Nevada. Meetings are held on the third Tuesday of the month, alternating locations between the North Shore of Lake Tahoe and Truckee. We have an active and growing membership encompassing all Republican women living in our area as well as any associate members who enjoy vacationing in our beautiful mountain air. Complete up-to-date information can be found on our Facebook page, Truckee Tahoe RWF or on our website or from our president (above). |
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Club: Tulare RWF We have a goal: to get and keep more participating members Come join us and help us achieve our goal. |
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Club: Tulelake Basin RWF Tulelake Basin RWF was chartered in 1967. Parts of two counties, Modoc and Siskiyou, are included in the basin. Approximately half of the members are from each county. There are presently two Congressional Districts, two State Senate Districts and one State Assembly District represented. The primary purpose of our club is to educate members about candidates and issues and to register voters at community events. |
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Club: Tuolumne County RWF We meet monthly from September to May on the 4th Monday of the month for lunch, a business meeting and a speaker/program. The present location is the East Sonora Conference Center. Reservations must be made in advance as there is always a menu choice. In 2008 we will be hosting a FASHION SHOW in the spring/early summer and our 70th ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION EVENT in the fall. We will also be doing our first-ever COOKBOOK as a fund-raiser and to honor our 70th Anniversary. Our website is under construction. |
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Club: Turlock Area RWF Turlock Republican Women Federated meets monthly on the 3rd Thursday of each month in the community room at Raley's Supermarket at 2900 Geer Road, Turlock. The doors open at 11:30 a.m. for a light lunch, and the meeting begins at noon. Meetings feature a speaker, announcements and club business. |
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Club: Tustin Area RWF The Tustin Area Republican Women Federated is committed to the principles of the Republican Party, keeping our membership informed, increasing Republican registration and turning out the Republican vote. Books for Kids, Ettie Lee Home for Boys, and Support Our Troops are some facets of our Community Outreach Programs. Meetings are held at the Tustin Ranch Golf Club, 12442 Tustin Ranch Road, Tustin, CA 92782. Luncheon meetings are held the last Friday of the month from 11a.m. to 1p.m. Our November meeting is a dinner meeting held the Friday before Thanksgiving. We are dark in June, July, August and December. |
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Club: Ukiah Area RWF The Ukiah Area club has 58 members with an additional 16 Associate Members. Our general meeting is held on the last Tuesday of every month at the Ukiah Garden Cafe at noon featuring a monthly guest speaker. Ukiah is a very energetic and motivated group. The club has a campaign headquarters. We actively support GI moms and offer an annual educational scholarship. There is a satellite group within the club, "Republican Women in Progress." They hold a monthly floating meeting. |
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Club: Upper Napa Valley RWF The Upper Napa Valley RWF serves Republican women in the Northern part of Napa Valley. We meet for lunch the 2nd Monday, January to May and September to November at the Silverado Brewing Co. and have a mid-summer social. We are very proud that our Vice President and one member are members of the School Board. One member was an outstanding candidate for the State Assembly, a Mayor is an Associate member and others are members of the Napa Central Co. We have outstanding speakers on many important issues and promote Republican values and activism. We would invite you to attend. For more information, please contact President Marjorie Preston at the email above. |
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Club: Valley Center RWF The Valley Center unit of the RFW meets on the third Thursday of every month at the Sizzler on Broadway in Escondido. We have one major fundraiser every year, with proceeds supporting scholarships and sending two to four high school juniors to Advocacy Days in Sacramento. We support the TARS Club at Valley Center High, and our eight-foot automated elephant, Miss Liberty, gets attention at the annual VC Western Days Parade. |
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Club: Visalia RWF VRWF meets the 2nd Thursday of the month at 12 noon at The Clubhouse, 699 W. Center St., Visalia. Lunch buffet is $10:00. We have great speakers. Come join the fun! |
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Club: Vista RWF Meets the 3rd Thursday, 11:30 AM, at the Shadowridge Country Club. Our focus is on education of our members. We discuss in-depth legislation and feature politicians and candidates at our meetings. We offer scholarships and participate in Operation Interdependence by sending care packages to our troops. |
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Club: Walnut RWF We welcome new members -- please visit us! Our purpose is to promote an informed public through education by hosting a list of guest speakers on diverse subjects or current subjects of the day, encourage an active citizenship and to help with elections. Do you want to meet your candidates for governor, local, state and federal candidates, and enjoy camaraderie with fun-loving, light-hearted gals? Dinner meetings are held the second Thursday each month beginning at 6 p.m. at Millie's Restaurant in Walnut. Please join us! |
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Club: West Valley RWF Founded in 1952, West Valley Republican Women works to motivate and educate our members, to help elect qualified Republicans to office and to keep our members updated on current legislation at the State and National levels. We hold our monthly meetings on the 3rd Thursday of each month, except July and August. Our meetings are currently held from 11:30 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. at Holder's Country Inn Restaurant, 998 S. De Anza Blvd, Cupertino, CA (located between Highway 85 and Stevens Creek Boulevard, across the street from Home Depot.) At our meetings, we enjoy a wonderful lunch and enjoy hearing from an inspiring and informed speaker. The cost for lunch is $17.50, paid in advance. If you'd like to attend one of our meetings to see if the club is right for you, please contact our First Vice-President, Loretta Williford, at the email address noted above. We are happy to answer any of your questions and send you a copy of our latest newsletter. |
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Club: Westchester Del Rey RWF
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Club: Westlake Village RWF Westlake Village RWF is an activist club. Our membership is more than 140. We meet approximately once a month and have day and evening meetings and events. Our meeting locations vary and include the Ronald Reagan Presidential Library, Sherwood Country Club, the Westlake Village Inn, Four Season, restaurants, and members' homes. Our speakers Kenneth Starr, Michael Reagan, Dr. Robert Kaufmann, Michael Medved, Dennis Prager and Dick Morris. From Voter Registration to "Caring for America" and supporting our troops, WVRWF is excited to be participating in the Federation and in our Republican Party. Please join us! |
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Club: Whittier RFW
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Club: Whittier RWF The Whittier Republican Women Federated was chartered in 1955. We meet on the first Friday of each month at the Friendly Hills Country Club in Whittier. Each meeting includes outstanding speakers to both educate and motivate us politically. Visitors and guests are always welcome. Come join us and meet other women who are interesting, friendly and politically focused. |
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Club: Woodland Hills RWF The Woodland Hills Republican Women Federated's membership is a vibrant, active and inspiring group of ladies and men whose purpose is to educate people on the values of the Republican Party, elect Republican candidates and register those people who do not know they are really Republicans at heart. We meet the first Thursday of the month (except July and August) at the Calabasas Country Club 4515 Park Entrada, Calabasas, CA 91302. Our social hour is at 10:00 a.m., and the business meeting begins at 10:30 a.m. Lunch is served at 12:00 noon followed by one of the many dynamic speakers we have scheduled for the year. Please come and visit us! |
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Club: Ygnacio Valley RWF We meet on the third Wednesday of the month (dark June, July and August) at the Oakhurst Country Club, 1001 Peacock Creek Rd., Clayton. Two of our meetings (May and October) are evening meetings. We have a "Spring Fling" luncheon and fashion show in March that is also at Oakhurst Country Club. We welcome new members and guests. |
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Club: Yolo RWF
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Club: Yucca Valley RWF Our club meets the third Monday of each month except July, August and December. We alternate morning (9:30 a.m.) and dinner (5:30 p.m.) meetings, starting with a morning meeting in January, 2009. We meet at the Yucca Valley Church of the Nazarene. Guests are always welcome and encouraged. |