National Federation of Republican Women Employee Directory
Political OrganizationsVirginia, United States51-200 Employees
The National Federation of Republican Women was established in 1938 as a national, grassroots political organization focused on mobilizing Republican women. It positions itself as the largest nationwide network of grassroots Republican women, with tens of thousands of active members organized in local clubs. Headquartered in Alexandria, Virginia, the organization seeks to influence national policy and civic life by empowering women to assume leadership roles in politics, government, and civic affairs through education and training. Membership is obtained through local clubs or via a national at-large option, with members of a local club also joining their state federation. Its aims include educating the public on political and legislative matters, building the pipeline of Republican candidates, safeguarding the integrity of elections, advocating for the party’s principles, facilitating cooperation among state and club groups, and strengthening women's impact on governance. In 2024, the group announced the inaugural Literacy and Education Award.