Fort Bend Republican 
                  Women Meetings

Fort Bend Republican Women's Club meets the fourth Wednesday of the month. Our meetings will be held at the Fort Bend County GOP Headquarters, 14019 Southwest Fwy #340, Sugar Land, Tx. 77478. (Located in the corridor to the left of the UPS Store).  There is additional parking underground.

We start with the Check-In and Opening of Buffet at 11:00 a.m., then have lunch and start the program at 11:30.  Lunch is available for purchase. We welcome visitors, elected officials and candidates to our meetings.

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Visit the FBRWC website www.fortbendrepublicanwomen.com look under: 'Officers and Committee' tab for volunteer opportunities, and under 'Resources' tab for information on ways to make a difference and Clockify 'How To'.
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   HAPPY HOUR WITH FBRW

Celebrates National Denim Month

Come Join Us!

Fort Bend Republican Women's Club Social

Everyone is welcome, so bring a friend!

Spectators at Riverstone
18702 University Blvd.,
 Sugar Land 77479

Tuesday, April 21, 2026

4:00 pm  to 7:00 pm

WEAR DENIM TO OUR HAPPY HOUR AND ALL MONTH!

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Upcoming Events

Upcoming Events

Presidents Message

Lois Gremminger
President 2026
March

As we are going from the primary election into either run offs or a general election frenzy, it saddens my heart by the number of people who did NOT vote in the primary election. We have such a great opportunity that most people do not get to enjoy.
As I have traveled around the world, I have learned that countries often do not allow even their own citizens to vote unless they have a specific higher education degree, or even if they have chosen to become citizens in their new country, they do not have the opportunity to vote. So why are so many  citizens not voting?  What are we doing as  individuals, clubs, and a party to make people feel good about voting? What are we doing to be sure they understand a ballot, whether in person
or by mail? What are we doing to help our country become better citizens? I can not answer for all  readers of this article. However recently, many of my acquaintances asked many questions about the candidates, and the election in general. I decided to
hold an impromptu meeting at my house to help my neighbors and friends understand how to find their s ample ballot by address since the map was redrawn which caused confusion on precincts again. They also wanted to know how to read a ballot in order to vote such as whether they should vote for the ones that have no competition. It was a
simple informal meeting, but the small group of ten were grateful for no one had ever explained the entire process of how to research a candidate, what it means to vote all the way down a ballot for every race, how to become an active citizen with elections, and even how someone who was  democrat could be on a republican ballot. All
important parts to the election process.
If our county wants to stay Republican, WE MUST ALL do our part to get people to the polls to vote. I do not expect every member to hold informal meetings, or meet and greets, but we can all put out signs for the candidate we feel would best serve our
community, block walk or help in some manner. Won’t you please consider helping people get to the polls?

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Unlocking the Universe through Reading

BOOK DRIVE

Join us in our Community Service- Literacy project - Book Drive 2026!

We need YOUR help in collecting new OR gently used books that are suitable for ages 3-7 yrs.  Please BRING THE BOOKS to ANY meeting, starting in January and ending October 31st.  Books will be awarded to selected school(s) at the November meeting.

The Book Drive Contest:
The Member who donates the most books will win a $25 VISA gift card!    SOOO, ask your relatives, neighbors, friends (bible study, book club, Bunco, gym, garden club, church) to
clean out their bookshelves to help you W-I-N!   The winner will be announced at the November meeting.

See below for suggestions on book purchasing, although all tasteful, age-appropriate books are welcomed.

• For more information Contact Laurie Meredith,
  Caring for America Chair @ lmeredith99@comcast.net OR 281.851.2165

2025-26 Mamie Eisenhower Library Project (MELP) List.
The list is in .pdf format
MELP LANDSCAPE

Many books for Pre-k thru 5th Grade can be found in ChristianBooks.com and Amazon.com: "Children's Patriotic Books" is a useful search. Books about patriotism and U. S. history are suggested, but all age-appropriate new and gently used books are welcomed!"

Additional Conservative Authors: Dr. Ben Carson, Kevin Sorbo, Kirk Cameron

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This year we are taking on a Special Community Engagement project. We are working to help the PTSD Foundation of America 501(c)(3)- Camp Hope located in Houston. Would you join us in helping combat veterans through their journey of recovery? We will be collecting items off the Camp Hope needs list at each monthly meeting.  Not able to attend a monthly meeting, then please contact Marie Moffett at mtmoffett@outlook.com, Camp Hope project chair, to arrange drop off at her home. Each quarter the Military-Veteran Committee Chair and 3 club members will deliver the items collected to Camp Hope and a chance to meet the Veterans.    Click on Camp Hope Needs List - Amazon  updated daily Note: For Amazon purchases please mark item as ‘gift’ then in notes put ‘Fort Bend Republican Women Club’ so Camp Hope knows our group is supporting them.