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As a member or associate of Moore Republican Women, you know that your Club is dedicated to Making America Great Again. We do this by working to elect Republicans and by serving our community in a variety of ways.
Let's step back and acknowledge just how much we have accomplished together in the past year. You'll be proud of what you see:
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MRW was an important contributor in electing President Trump, supporting all our candidates, and ensuring the integrity of the election:
- Five Rallies for Trump around Pinehurst, Carthage, Aberdeen and Robbins
- Strongly participated in the “My Faith Votes” letter-writing campaign, which resulted in 5,500 letters from MRW being sent to Christian non-voters to encourage them to vote.
- Monetary campaign contributions to key candidates.
- Digital distribution of sample ballots provided by MC GOP, action alerts to members to distribute to their friends and families.
- Service as election workers (poll watchers, workers and greeters).
- Support for Strikeforce to help elect candidates in other counties.
- Support for registration drives (North Carolina is now on the verge of surpassing Democrats in registrations!).
- Publicity, candidate speakers, information and GOTV efforts for municipal elections.
- Helped clean up voter rolls in Moore County.
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Our members' outstanding accomplishments have been acknowledged by both the National Federation of Republican Women and the North Carolina Federation of Republican Women:
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Moore Republican Women received NFRW's Diamond Award for excellence in membership development, campaign activities, community relations, programs and club functions
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Kay Wildt received National Public Relations Award, First Place Trophy for Traditional Media / Overall PR / Newsletter
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Sandi Carl received the prestigious American Patriot Award for North Carolina, a recognition of lifetime of love, action and caring for veterans, soldiers and the military.Mariann Benway received the Program Chair Award for NCFRW and the Honorary Life Member Award
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Pauline Bruno received the Americanism Chair Award for NCFRW.
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Betsy Miller received the Armed Services Chair award for NCFRW
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Emily Stack received the Outreach and Diversity Chair award for NCFRW
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Relief for Hurricane Victims in Western NC
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Snacks and homemade goodies for Law Enforcement Officers
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Cash and baby items collected for Life Care Pregnancy Center
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Purchased science, technology, engineering, robotics and construction experiment books to support the STEM Lab at The Academy for Moore County
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Snacks for deployed troops
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Personal care items for homeless vets (MMIA)
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Bedding for “Sleep in Heavenly Peace”
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Snacks for veterans lounge at Sandhills CC
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Collection for Samaritan’s Purse
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Collection for Changing Destinies
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Toys for children of needy military families in Fort Bragg
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MRW has always been a staunch supporter of our troops and veterans, as well as first responders and law enforcement officers. Here are some of the ways we showed our appreciation and love in 2025:
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Annual support for Wreaths Across America to decorate veterans’ graves at Christmas time
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Sponsorship of tables for Military Missions in Action Gala
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Memorial Day flowers presented at ceremony at Memorial Cemetery in Carthage and Veterans Day ceremonies in November
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Sponsorships for MC Republican Men’s Golf outing (for veterans and first responders)
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Support for patriotic parades throughout the county – July 4, Veterans Day, etc.
- Bi-monthly collections for vets and military families
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January 20 Inaugural Watch Party and Inaugural Ball for President Trump
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Bingo nights – St. Patrick’s Day, August
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Sock Hop July 13
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Charlie Kirk One Voice Vigil (see video tribute)
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Call to action to support School Board initiative on book reports - attended School Board meeting, distributed petition
- Aided the beginning of Moms for Liberty chapter in Moore County
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Supported the JH Holshouser Speaker Series
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Fielded team for Alzheimer’s walk in September – JoJo Egitto came in first!
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Cared for our environment through our Adopt-A-Road program in Whispering Pines
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After a few years of trying to find the right place for our luncheons when the pandemic closed so many venues, we made the move back to Pinehurst Country Club in 2025.
Great speakers included:
- Cleta Mitchell, election integrity advocate
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Jason Simmons, NC GOP Chair
- Pastor Ron Biaty, Founder of Return America
- Emily Stack and Bill Britton of Young Republicans
- AP Dillon, investigative reporter for North State Journal
- Greg Gebhardt, Exec Director of MMIA
- Amy Kappelman, Moms for Liberty
- Candidates for municipal offices
- Junior Navy ROTC from Union Pines
- Stephanie Kreuz from Heritage Action
- Candidates for 2026 election (including Don Brown and district judges)
(For a closer look at all the important and educational speakers we have entertained over the years, visit our website here.)
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Winning the 2026 mid-term elections will be our top priority, and we will also expand our outreach into the various communities in Moore County.
We look forward to all the great things MRW will accomplish. With your help, we will grow and prosper as we Make America Great Again!
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