Directory
Republican women's clubs, Conservative Ladies of Washington, Moms for Liberty, and Turning Point chapters. Filter by region or search a city.
39 clubs
Statewide
The America First sisterhood that started in Washington in 2019. CLW encourages, empowers, and equips women to defend parental rights, the Constitution, the unborn, and the Second Amendment. The Facebook community grew to thousands of Washington women; the paid membership drives bill alerts, testimony, and candidate support. Not a PAC.
Member events and legislative action alerts year-round
Statewide
The statewide umbrella for Republican women's clubs, affiliated with the National Federation of Republican Women since 1945. About 26 clubs and more than 1,000 primary members, plus a virtual club. Next Fall BOD is October 16–17, 2026 in Lynnwood.
Spring and Fall Board of Directors meetings; local clubs monthly
Everett · Snohomish County
Chartered in 1988. Evening club for Republican women in Everett and south Snohomish County. Supports the Pregnancy Resource Center of Snohomish County and the USO. Men may join as associates. A natural first stop if you live near Everett, Lake Stevens, or Mill Creek.
Third Thursday of the month. Social 6:00 PM, dinner 6:30, meeting 7:00–8:30
Everett · Snohomish County
Daytime lunch club in Everett. Collects for an adopted troop, Fisher House, Esther's House (homeless mothers and children), and Concerns of Police Survivors. Guest speakers from campaigns and local government. Visitors and men are welcome.
Second Thursday of the month, 11:00 AM (doors 10:30). Buffet lunch about $20
Redmond · King County
Eastside lunch club covering King County districts around Redmond, Snoqualmie, and North Bend. Speakers, candidate volunteer work, care packages for service members, and a focus on public-school curriculum and civic education.
Second Thursday, noon–2:00 PM. No meetings in July or August
Bothell · King County
North King and south Snohomish border club. A good fit if you live in Bothell, Kenmore, or Woodinville and want a local Republican women's table.
Monthly — see WFRW calendar
Puyallup · Pierce County
Puyallup-area club for east Pierce County. Candidate support, precinct work, and community service in a fast-growing suburban county.
Monthly — see WFRW calendar
Lakewood · Pierce County
Chartered 1971. Community outreach includes a student scholarship, Constitutions for JBLM and fifth-grade classrooms, monthly snacks for local police (Back the Blue), Santa's Castle at Joint Base Lewis-McChord, and VA support.
First Friday of the month, 11:00 AM, plus evening programs
Bremerton · Kitsap County
Chartered 2010. Open to Kitsap, Mason, and Pierce residents. Speakers, candidate support, and projects for active-duty military and veterans. Welcomes local patriot groups looking to work together.
Monthly programs — see club site
Bremerton · Kitsap County
Bremerton-based club covering Kitsap County. Navy-town Republicans, candidate work, and federation programs.
Monthly — see WFRW calendar
Bainbridge Island · Kitsap County
Island club that educates and elects Republicans on Bainbridge and nearby Kitsap. Supports Camp Malibu, the Navy SEAL Foundation, and Adopt an Airman.
Second Wednesday of the month, 11:00 AM–1:00 PM
Camano Island · Island County
Island club recognized in NFRW's 2026 membership challenge (Liberty Builders Brigade and Signers Circle). A tight local network for Camano and Stanwood-area women.
Monthly — see WFRW calendar
Oak Harbor · Island County
Oak Harbor club near Naval Air Station Whidbey Island. Home club of WFRW 1st VP Terresa Hobbs.
Monthly — see WFRW calendar
Mount Vernon · Skagit County
Mount Vernon club covering the Skagit Valley. Candidate support and federation programs between Everett and Bellingham.
Monthly — see WFRW calendar
Bellingham · Whatcom County
Motto: Strong Women, Strong Values. Home club of Eileen Sobjack, former WFRW president and Immediate Past President of the National Federation of Republican Women. NFRW membership-challenge honoree.
First Tuesday of the month, 11:30 AM–1:00 PM
Sequim · Clallam County
Sequim club on the north Olympic Peninsula. NFRW Liberty Builders Brigade honoree. Strong retirement-community membership.
Monthly — see WFRW calendar
Port Townsend · Jefferson County
Port Townsend club. A conservative table in a very blue county — useful if you live on the east Olympic Peninsula.
Monthly — see WFRW calendar
Ocean Shores · Grays Harbor County
Ocean Shores club. NFRW Liberty Builders Brigade and Signers Circle honoree. Coastal conservatives on the Washington beaches.
Monthly — see WFRW calendar
Olympia · Thurston County
Chartered 1947 — one of the oldest clubs in the state. Coordinates WFRW Day at the Capitol. Hosts a July candidate forum and a December Christmas gathering. Speakers include legislators, candidates, and party officials.
Second Tuesday of the month, 11:30 AM
Chehalis · Lewis County
Chehalis club covering Lewis County. Rural southwest Washington, candidate work, and federation programs.
Monthly — see WFRW calendar
Vancouver · Clark County
Vancouver club for southwest Washington. Growing conservative bench in Clark County, across the river from Portland.
Monthly — see WFRW calendar
Wenatchee · Chelan County
Chartered 1972. Motto: Be Visible. Monthly donations to local nonprofits serving women, children, the homeless, and the military (Sea-Tac USO). Many members serve as precinct committee officers. WFRW President Ellie Ownbey came up through this club.
First Monday of the month except September. $10 meeting fee, lunch free
Chelan · Chelan County
Lake Chelan club. Newer NFRW charter. A smaller sister club to Chelan-Douglas for the north end of the valley.
Monthly — see WFRW calendar
Moses Lake · Grant County
Moses Lake club in the Columbia Basin. Agriculture, energy, and rural conservative politics. Senator Judy Warnick's district.
Monthly — see WFRW calendar
Yakima · Yakima County
Yakima Valley club. WFRW recording secretary Susan Boisselle is a Yakima member. Valley conservatives, growers, and precinct workers.
Monthly — see WFRW calendar
Spokane · Spokane County
Large Spokane club. Won NFRW's Large Club Literacy & Education Award. Raised a GiveSendGo for members affected by the 2026 Spokane fires.
Monthly — see WFRW calendar
Spokane · Spokane County
Second Spokane club, a newer NFRW charter alongside Ponderosa. Inland Northwest conservative women.
Monthly — see WFRW calendar
Colville · Stevens County
Colville club in northeast Washington. NFRW Liberty Builders Brigade honoree. Home of WFRW 2nd VP Cindi White. Senator Shelly Short's district.
Monthly — see WFRW calendar
Online
For women who cannot make a regular in-person meeting — rural members, snowbirds, and anyone who wants federation membership from home. NFRW membership-challenge honoree.
Online — see wfrw.org/virtual-club.html
Seattle / Eastside · King County
Parental-rights chapter covering Seattle and King County districts. Tracking opt-out fights in Seattle Public Schools and watching board meetings across Auburn, Bellevue, Issaquah, Federal Way, and more. Treasurer Beth Daranciang also chairs the Washington legislative committee.
Chapter meetings and school-board watch; next listed: Sept. 19, 2026
Gig Harbor / Pierce · Pierce County
Pierce County parental-rights chapter. Chair Sarah Garriott won Moms for Liberty's Sybil Ludington Award at the 2025 national summit and serves as vice chair of the Washington legislative committee.
Chapter meetings — see Moms for Liberty portal
Snohomish County · Snohomish County
Snohomish County chapter of the national parental-rights group. Participates in the Washington legislative committee. School-board watch, curriculum challenges, and parent organizing in Everett, Lake Stevens, Marysville, and surrounding districts.
Chapter meetings — see Moms for Liberty portal
Spokane · Spokane County
Spokane chapter. Chair Bo Begelman also serves as secretary of the Washington legislative committee. Inland Northwest parental-rights organizing.
Chapter meetings — see Moms for Liberty portal
Lewis County · Lewis County
Lewis County parental-rights chapter, part of the Washington legislative committee. Rural southwest Washington school districts.
Chapter meetings — see Moms for Liberty portal
Wenatchee · Chelan County
North-central Washington chapter covering Chelan and Douglas counties. Wenatchee-area school-board watch and parental-rights advocacy.
Chapter meetings — see Moms for Liberty portal
Snohomish · Snohomish County
Official Turning Point USA chapter in Snohomish. Prioritizes faith, family, and freedom. Hosts vigils, chapter events, and youth outreach in honor of Charlie Kirk. Looking for venues for future events.
Chapter events — follow Instagram for venues
Clark County · Clark County
Clark County Turning Point chapter. After Charlie Kirk's assassination the chapter held a vigil and pledged to continue the mission with young conservatives in southwest Washington.
Chapter events and vigils
Pullman · Whitman County
WSU campus chapter. Pillars this year: faith and free speech. One of the larger Turning Point chapters in the state, aiming for legacy-chapter status with speakers and open mics.
Campus meetings about once a month; building toward weekly
Lynnwood · Snohomish County
Lynnwood-based Christian conservative policy group. Defends biblical values on life, family, and religious liberty. Partners with Republican women's clubs including Cascade RW. Useful for bill trackers and action alerts.