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About South Baldwin Republican Women

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Who We Are
​We are a group of politically active, community-minded women who believe in the principles, objectives, and policies of the Republican Party.  We foster loyalty to the Party and promote its ideals.
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Any woman believing in the principles of the Republican Party and intending generally to support its candidates are eligible for membership.
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We encourage and welcome men to join our group through Associate Membership.

 

2026-2027 Officers

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Cindy Scivicque

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Paula Sumrall

First Vice President

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Libby Franklin

2nd Vice President

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Marlene Nester

Secretary

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Jill Hannah

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Tracey Gambill

Parliamentarian

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Ruthie Campbell

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Diane King

Sunshine Chairman

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History of South Baldwin Republican Women

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When Helen Aagre moved to Foley, Alabama from New York state, she left behind a very active Republican Women’s Group.  Not one to sit around with regrets, Helen discussed the possibility with a few local women and the conversations convinced her that the nucleus for such a group was here in Baldwin County.  She located a place to meet, put a notice in the local paper and the South Baldwin Republican Women’s Club became a reality on September 15, 1987.

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On April 4, 1988, The South Baldwin Republican Women’s Club was chartered by the Alabama Federation of Republican Women and the National Federation of Republican Women.

Not Just a Political Organization

As part of our ongoing community outreach initiatives, the SBRW has given back over $53,000 to the community over the last several years.

Some examples are:
  • Put 3,000 dictionaries in Baldwin County Schools

  • Built a Boy Scout Lodge

  • Supported local Foster Children Christmas Fund

  • Placed a WW II monument at Bicentennial Park

  • Donate food and toys to local food banks and toy drives

  • Sent food and supplies to a National Guard Unit and worked on the homecoming celebration for the unit

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