| Women's Republican Club of Salt Lake City (WRC) |
Welcome to the Women's Republican Club
of Salt Lake City (WRC)
of Salt Lake City (WRC)
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Over a century of promoting women and good government
| "Everyone has heard of 'one man, one vote' but most do not know the rest of this old saying: 'one woman, one voice,' meaning if a woman speaks out and gets involved there is no limit to the wonderful things that can happen." Mark Shurtleff Utah Attorney General |
Since 1899, the Women's Republican Club of Salt Lake City (WRC) has been
actively involved in promoting women and the cause of good government. WRC
has a long and productive history of over 100 years where wives, mothers,
grandmothers, daughters, sisters, Aunts,and nieces have come together united in
the cause of liberty and justice.
Many of these women came to learn so as to pass onto their children the ideals
that make America great. In making their voices heard on election days, they are
ensuring yet another generation of liberty for our nation.
Others came to serve and to make a difference in the community. They actively
promoted Patriotism, the traditional family and love of God and of country.
Still others have come to lead and to mentor. They have blazed the trail for
countless other women to step up and to be counted among the leaders of our
communities, State, and nation.
In the rank and file of WRC are city council members, State and county political
officers, precinct chairs, State Senators, campaign managers, candidates, poll
workers, wives or mothers of elected officials, and many, many more. These
women are all here because they care and they know they will make a
difference!
Please visit each section of our website to learn more about WRC and
the benefits of joining an organization over 100 years old and still making it's mark
in history. We hope you catch the vision!
actively involved in promoting women and the cause of good government. WRC
has a long and productive history of over 100 years where wives, mothers,
grandmothers, daughters, sisters, Aunts,and nieces have come together united in
the cause of liberty and justice.
Many of these women came to learn so as to pass onto their children the ideals
that make America great. In making their voices heard on election days, they are
ensuring yet another generation of liberty for our nation.
Others came to serve and to make a difference in the community. They actively
promoted Patriotism, the traditional family and love of God and of country.
Still others have come to lead and to mentor. They have blazed the trail for
countless other women to step up and to be counted among the leaders of our
communities, State, and nation.
In the rank and file of WRC are city council members, State and county political
officers, precinct chairs, State Senators, campaign managers, candidates, poll
workers, wives or mothers of elected officials, and many, many more. These
women are all here because they care and they know they will make a
difference!
Please visit each section of our website to learn more about WRC and
the benefits of joining an organization over 100 years old and still making it's mark
in history. We hope you catch the vision!
| "Winning elections is only part of what you do. You also promote those principles and values which we Republicans believe in-values that improve each of our citizens' life and make our families, our communities and our great State a better place to live." Orrin G. Hatch United States Senator |
| A Special Thank You to this year's Wives and Mother's Honor Event Sponsors Five Star Eagle Energy Solutions Attorney General Mark Shurtleff Utah Food Services Four Star Patriot Congressman Chris Cannon M. Tom and Junko Shimizu HelpAmerica Foundation of AtHome America, represented by Linda Killough Three Star Benefactor Senator Bob Bennett Dr. Larry and Val Ziegler KBYU Ready to Learn James Evans Friend Charn Burton Carol Egan Dana and Carrie Dickson Patti Florence Tonya Hoffman John D. and Diane K. Jacob Patty Johnson Wendy Jones Janice Lewis Marianne Stoddard Lorraine Turner |