The National Federation of Republican Women (NFRW) has a robust Campaign Awards Program that tracks and recognizes members' volunteer and political campaign hours. 

 

Overview of the Volunteer Hour Program

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The CCNJRW encourages members to log their volunteer hours to demonstrate the collective impact of women in the Republican Party at local, state, and national levels. These recorded hours are aggregated every six months and used for awards presented at the biennial convention. 

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• Purpose: To honor clubs and state federations that contribute significant non-paid time to Republican candidates, the Republican Party, and the Federation itself.

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• Activities that Count: Hours spent on a wide range of activities are eligible, including:

  • Making phone calls.

  • Hosting events.

  • Knocking on doors.

  • Assembling yard signs.

  • Attending county party reorganization meetings, precinct caucuses, and conventions.

  • Working on special elections or fundraising events.

  • attending meetings for your township, county or ccnjrw.

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• Reporting System: The NFRW introduced a nationwide tracking system that allows individual members to log their hours quickly and easily online, Members can also submit hours at our monthly meetings via CCNJRW form. 

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Awards Recognition

The hours logged contribute to the Political & Campaign Awards, which recognize individuals, clubs, and states that accumulate the most volunteer hours and phone calls. 

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For more information on the specific reporting deadlines and guidelines, members can speak directly with the executive board.