October 4 Monthly Meeting
Bentwater Country Club
800 Bentwater Dr., Montgomery, TX
What became a full-time call to grassroots activism started in 2008, when Catherine could no longer watch silently as Government acted in stark contrast to America's principles of personal liberty and economic freedom.
In 2009 she started True the Vote, a citizen-led effort to restore honor and integrity to our electoral system. True the Vote educates voters, trains and mobilizes citizens to work at the polls, researches the veracity of voter rolls, and advocates for election code reform. True the Vote is now the nation's leading voters' rights organization.
Catherine believes when government isn't held accountable, it inevitably abuses the rights of American citizens. So, when she learned the Internal Revenue Service was targeting her organization and others, Catherine stood her ground and took action. In 2013, True the Vote embarked on a precedent-setting lawsuit against the IRS and its top leadership, leading to a historic victory in 2019.
As a nationally recognized spokesperson on voters' rights and free speech, Catherine has appeared on television and talk radio, testified before Congress and state legislatures, and spoken to grassroots activists across the nation.
Sign-in starts at 10:30 a.m. The meeting will begin at 11 a.m., with lunch at 11:30 a.m. The program will begin at noon. Meetings last until approximately 1:00 p.m. Lunch is optional, but reservations must be made by midnight, September 26, even if you’re not eating.
In 2009 she started True the Vote, a citizen-led effort to restore honor and integrity to our electoral system. True the Vote educates voters, trains and mobilizes citizens to work at the polls, researches the veracity of voter rolls, and advocates for election code reform. True the Vote is now the nation's leading voters' rights organization.
Catherine believes when government isn't held accountable, it inevitably abuses the rights of American citizens. So, when she learned the Internal Revenue Service was targeting her organization and others, Catherine stood her ground and took action. In 2013, True the Vote embarked on a precedent-setting lawsuit against the IRS and its top leadership, leading to a historic victory in 2019.
As a nationally recognized spokesperson on voters' rights and free speech, Catherine has appeared on television and talk radio, testified before Congress and state legislatures, and spoken to grassroots activists across the nation.
Sign-in starts at 10:30 a.m. The meeting will begin at 11 a.m., with lunch at 11:30 a.m. The program will begin at noon. Meetings last until approximately 1:00 p.m. Lunch is optional, but reservations must be made by midnight, September 26, even if you’re not eating.
Check out photos of our popular September 25 golf tournament -
click on the photos tab above.
U.S. Constitutions Delivery
Literacy Chairman Ann South made the rounds of all elementary schools in Willis ISD to hand out Constitution booklets to fifth graders in advance of Constitution Day on September 17. NSRW believes in the importance of the Constitution, and wants students to begin their study of it early.
Helping with Bingo at North Montgomery County Community Center in Willis
Bags of toiletries prepared and delivered to Under Over Ministries
NSRW members and associates filling in as "extras" in the upcoming Dinesh D'Souza movie "Police State".
Delivery of food to TLC food pantry in Willis after food drive at NSRW meeting
NSRW members at Texas Federation of Republican Women Legislative Day
They were able to meet U.S. Senator John Cornyn and Texas Secretary of State Jane Nelson, who graciously signed a banner that will go into our Golf Tournament silent auction in September. They also got to visit with Texas Representative Will Metcalf during a barbecue dinner.
NSRW Meetings
|