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VRW is Awarded for Excellence! At the recent National Federation of Republican Women’s Convention, VRW received two distinguished awards. First, as a large club size, we were awarded the Mega Club Winner for our Caring for America project. The following is a summary of the project.

Houston Elections 2023 The City of Houston has finally set the candidate field for its upcoming municipal election, which will include races for mayor, city controller, and all 16 seats on the city council. A total of 78 candidates, including 17 people running for Houston mayor, will be on the ballot for the November 7 election. Early voting is scheduled for Oct. 23-Nov. 3. The deadline to register to vote in the election is October 10. October 27 is the last...

This summer has kept me focused on our club achievement award applications. Awards are good for VRW as they inspire members to participate and give their best work. It’s also an opportunity to recognize club service and leadership. I’d like to highlight one of the many ways a club can receive participation points and recognition.

Our Freedoms and Liberties are Worth Defending Over the years, we have taken our kids on many iconic family trips. One we often remember is a trip to the Statue of Liberty on the 4th of July. 

NFRW and TFRW award deadlines have kept your Board very busy. I am proud of this club because we will be turning in to NFRW over 36,000 volunteer hours collected for 2022-2023. Thank you to Political Activities Chair, Deborah Stewart, for constantly reminding us to turn in our hours. Our Caring for America Chair, Michelle Heinz, turned in a beautiful report covering our 2022 “Victims of Crime” Boxes of Comfort initiative. More reports are yet to be submitted and our...

Village Republican Women continues to champion our conservative causes! The 88th Legislative Session runs through May 29 and it is actually just beginning. It is not too late to get involved in whatever capacity you like – whether it is calling friends and family encouraging them to call their representative about important bills, going to Austin to attend meetings (no experience necessary), or testifying before a House or Senate committee, your work is important!