Republican women have the opportunity to provide inspirational leadership to light the pathway for American greatness. Together we can make a real difference and shape the future of our great nation. Join us as we work toward a brighter tomorrow, fueled by the values of everyday Americans.
The Eastern Shore Republican Women successfully accomplish this mission in our local community through educational and inspirational programs and projects via our Standing Committees.
Promotes patriotism, respect for the U.S. flag, and allegiance to American ideals. Supports educational and community programs highlighting U.S. history, civic values, and national symbols.
Supports members of the U.S. Armed Forces, veterans, and their families though recognition, outreach, and service projects.
As a chapter of the Alabama Federation of Republican Women, we are eligible to apply for 8 different awards to be recognized at each AFRW biennial Convention. Applications for these prestigious awards are rigorous, necessitating a team of detail-oriented, thoughtful women to assist in their drafting. The awards include the following:
Oversees financial planning, budgeting, and fiscal accountability in accordance withESRW bylaws and Federation requirements.
Reviews, updates, and ensures compliance of club bylaws with AFRW and NFRW bylaws. Submits bylaws for approval as required.
Part of our mission is to mobilize Republican women in support of local, state and federal campaigns. As we grow our club, we strive to provide political education, volunteer training, and other important resources to candidates, campaign workers and volunteers to ensure our Republican women are engaged, informed, and are active members of our democracy.
Encourages member involvement in community service projects that reflect Republican values and strengthen local communities.
Provides spiritual support, inspiration, and encouragement to members through prayer, devotion, and outreach.
Plans and executes fundraising efforts to support club operations, programs, scholarships, events, and special projects.
Educates members on local, state, and federal legislation. Encourages informed advocacy consistent with Republican principles.
The Mamie Eisenhower Library Project (MELP) is the NFRW’s oldest program, celebrating 60 years of book donations from an approved list to schools, libraries, hospitals and other public institutions. Each biennium, the NFRW Literacy and Education Committee compiles a list of books that reflect Republican conservative beliefs of self-reliance, freedom and independence. These books, both adult and children’s levels, are intended to be donated to public libraries, all schools, and hospitals to provide reading material to a wide variety of children and adults in our communities. View the MELP Book List here!
Oversees membership recruitment, retention, engagement, and outreach efforts.
Each biennial, our club elects new officers. In order to ensure impartiality, a nominating committee of 3 Standard Active members, appointed by the President and confirmed by the Executive Committee, shall be elected by ballot at the August Board meeting and shall be ratified by the membership at its September General Membership meeting of the election year. The Nominating Committe shall elect one of its own members as its chairperson, and shall submit 1 nominee for each office in a report to be sent to all members in November. Nominations may be made from the floor collowing the report of the Committee, per our bylaws.
Advises the President and Board on parliamentary procedure in accordance with Robert's Rules of Order and ESRW bylaws.
Plans and coordinates monthly meetings, forums, speakers, and programs that support the mission of the ESRW, AFRW, and NFRW.
Manages communications including newsletters, email, website updates, social media, and telephone outreach.
Oversees technology platforms used by the club, including online tools, digital storage, website support, and meeting technology.