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The North Carolina Federation of Republican Women’s (NCFRW) mission is to positively impact our state and nation, while strengthening our Republican Party through recruiting, educating, training, supporting, and electing Republicans.

The NCFRW will also be working hard to advance our conservative issues by educating our members and the public on current statewide and national issues. 
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Twelve NCFRW members joined more than 275 leaders of the National Federation of Republican Women (NFRW) for afternoon tea at the White House on March 12.

NFRW Regents pictured are Linda Arnold, Paige Forrester, Mary Frances Forrester, Nancy Mazza, Cornelia Groce, Theresa Esposito, Linda Petrou, Ann Marie Calabria, Valerie White, Martha Jenkins, Zan Bunn, Beth Dawson, Kim Hendrix, Morgan Thomas traveled to Washington, D.C., to participate in the event.

Mrs. Bush invited the NFRW to the White House to thank the organization for its participation in education and literacy programs and to encourage members to continue their education advocacy efforts. The NFRW’s Capitol Regents also met with President George W. Bush in the Oval Office.
Group photographs of the Regents with Mrs. Bush were taken in the Blue Room. Attendees enjoyed refreshments on the State Floor of the White House, where they had the opportunity to view the historic furnishings and art work in the Red, Blue and Green rooms, the State Dining Room and the East Room.