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​Past Speaker Recaps ​

Date:  Thursday, May 17 at Wisconsin Club on Good Hope Rd.
Topic: Prepping for Disaster: Civil Society Insurance
Speakers:  
​​Dr. Ann Selzer, not just a doctor! Expert with prepping, go-bags, and more!
Taylor Zeinert, Young Republican at Carroll University

Dr. Ann Selzer understands the impact that disasters can have on people’s lives and societies. Take Venezuela as an extreme example. The inflation rate is expected to hit 13,000% in 2018 and society has been reduced to government persecution or massive migration to escape suffering. While individuals can hardly prepare themselves to withstand and outlast every crisis; we can all prepare to outlast the worst of most.
 
Imagine the impact if everyone equipped themselves with the skills and supplies to take care of their immediate families when times got tough. Tough times might include a lay-off, disability, natural disaster, a power outage. Not to be alarmist, but Ted Koppel, in his book Lights Out, reveals that a devastating cyberattack on America’s power grid is not only possible but likely and that the United States is shockingly unprepared.
 
What happens if the worst doesn’t happen? You have peace of mind and supplies on hand to eat and use at your leisure. Come hear an expert's advice and insight into the world of being prepared. Leave with the knowledge of what you can do to ensure your family's ability to weather a storm.
 
Talk about timing! A full-scale training exercise simulating a long-term mass power outage in Wisconsin kicks off May 15 at sites around the state. Known as Dark Sky, the exercise runs May 15-17 in Brown, Calumet, Dane, Fond du Lac, Milwaukee, Outagamie and Winnebago Counties and will test the abilities of private utilities, law enforcement, first responders and the National Guard to respond to the scenario as well as its second and third order effects
 
Does the concept of freedom and self-reliance still find a home on campus? Taylor has been living a college life and knows first-hand what resonates with her peers.
 
Announcing the “SRWC Summer Reading Exchange Program.”  Please bring along books to the next meeting for others to take and read over the summer months! Who knows maybe someone will gather interested people together to discuss what they are reading 😊
 
Please join us for another terrific program filled with camaraderie and valuable information. Your goodwill, questions, & friends are always welcome!
At: ​Wisconsin Club | 6200 West Good Hope Road, 53223 (414-353-8800) Complimentary Valet Parking at main entrance available
Time: 11:30 A.M. Social/sign in | 12:00 P.M. Luncheon
Luncheon cost:  $22/member & first-time guest; $27/guest - Payable to SRWC
RSVP by Tuesday noon prior to the meeting.

SRWC Luncheon Menu

May Menu Wisconsin Club
First Course | Salad
Main Course | Cashew Chicken - Wok Fried marinated chicken breast,
stir fried vegetable medley of broccoli, carrot, celery, pea pods (No Onion) and ginger soy glaze with Steamed Jasmine rice and Cashews
Dessert | Chocolates or cake
Alternative options only if requested ahead of time | Vegetarian entree or hamburger (hamburger and fries or hamburger and salad) ​
Note: We have open seating.
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Tuesday, June 12, Join us at the Annual Garden Party at the Executive Residence in Madison.  This lovely afternoon raises funds to preserve the beautiful Governor’s Residence. Invite your friends.
Stay tuned for more!
Please contact us if you know of dates you think we'd enjoy!

WFRW Opportunities

Please Join Our Club!

 If you are a Conservative woman or man, we'd love to welcome you! Our members are enthusiastic, informal, and engaged.

Annual dues to be a member of the SRWC are only $20. 
It's $7 if you're a member of another WFRW club.
The price of the luncheons may vary, but usually range from $22 to $25.

You may pay the membership after you meet us and attend one of our luncheons. Let us know of your interest.

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 Membership Benefits
*National Federation of Republican Women membership
* Wisconsin Federation of Republican Women membership
* Monthly Speakers—influential speakers & candidates of interest to Conservatives
* Opportunities—network and build relationships with like-minded people
*Knowledge that can help you make a difference in local politics

Special Guests at Prior Meetings

Senator Glenn Grothman
Representative Jim Ott
Representative Don Pridemore
Representative Dan Knodl
Representative Duey Stroebel
Representative Dale Kooyenga
Senator Leah Vukmir
Cheryl Sensenbrenner
Loni Hagerup, District Director for Congressman Jim Sensenbrenner

Local Conservative Groups
TreesfromHome.org
Ozaukee Patriots
Northshore Republicans
Conservative Young Professionals
Southern Ozaukee Conservatives
Common Sense Citizens of West Bend
Republican Party of Ozaukee County
WI Grandsons of Liberty
WI Federation of Republican Women clubs and others!

Volunteer for Other Organizations

​TreesfromHome works Wednesdays at 10 am above Winkie’s to assemble Christmas and Hanukkah trees for the U.S. soldiers.

Volunteer for SRWC

We have board positions to fit every interest! They are all important for keeping us informed and relevant. Don’t be intimidated by the title. The SRWC is a great group to do things for.  If you are interested in one of the following or would like more information, please contact a board member or click the Contact us! button above:

  • Campaign Chair: WI Candidates and Elections (keeping us informed)
  • Chaplain: Prayer/Invocation
  • Club Ambassador: WFRW Meetings and Outreach
  • Communications: Newsletter and Reminders
  • Corresponding Secretary: Mailings (Hard Copy)
  • Legislative Chair: Legislative Updates
  • Event Coordinator: Luncheon Liaison
  • Member-At-Large: Miscellaneous Responsibilities
  • Membership Chair: Membership Tracking and Growth
  • Social Media Chair: Online Presence
  • Program Chair: Speakers
  • Parliamentarian: Board Elections and Meetings
  • President: Club Meetings
  • Recording Secretary: Board Minutes
  • Registrar: Registration Table
  • Treasurer: Checks and Balances
 
Note: Many of these can be done from home without attending any meetings. In fact, we used to have a computer savvy , homebound member who helped us enormously.  We generally hold about four board meetings per year.
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Who We Are

The Suburban Republican Women’s Club (SRWC) is a group of loyal, intelligent, and friendly people. We welcome members of all ages and stages. We hope you find this website a one-stop shop for current and classic economic and political information. There are links galore to explore. 

Our regularly scheduled luncheons provide opportunities to hear dynamic speakers who offer unique and Conservative perspectives on political issues and campaigns of importance to our membership. As a member you receive an informative newsletter that keeps you in the loop even if you are unable to make a meeting. Please call a friend, relative, or acquaintance and invite her (or him) to attend our luncheons - local politicians, too! Communicate. Educate. Inspire.
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Our club, the SRWC, is an affiliate of the Wisconsin Federation of Republican Women (WFRW) - one of the largest and most influential women's political organizations in the state. The WFRW has been a state affiliate of the National Federation of Republican Women since 1940.  Our clubs across the state hold local prominence and have the clout to attract political speakers to engage us and harness our grassroots energies! Elected Officials and candidates are eager for our input, our voices, our votes, and our influence.  As a SRWC member, you become part of the WFRW team of approximately 1,000 members and 22 local clubs.
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You also become a member of the NFRW by default! The seal of the National Federation of Republican Women (NFRW) is the Golden American Eagle, king of birds, holding a quill pen and standing guard over our most treasured tool of democracy -- the ballot box. Adopted in 1944, the seal portrays the Federation's interest in the protection and integrity of our electoral process. The quill is symbolic of the power of words, especially as contained in the Declaration of Independence and the Constitution of the United States. With 100,000+ members, the NFRW is one of the largest women's political organizations in the country.