Dena DeCamp
Chairman
(863) 644-1110
dmstebbins@tampabay.rr.com
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The Republican Womens Club of Lakeland has a long and proud history of receiving top awards on local, state and national levels. That could not be accomplished without the coordination and hard work of this committee. In addition to ensuring that our programs cover a variety of subjects, this committee is also charged with recording the hours and dollars that our membership contribute to out communities in the field of political service.
Email your information periodically to one of the Co-Chairs. Simply estimate your hours, give a brief description, and send it off! It takes very little time for you to do - and it helps to measure the impact that you, our members, have on the political process!
| Policy for Counting Volunteer Hours
The following policy details which activities should be included in your volunteer campaign hours:
1. All non-paid campaign activities benefiting our Republican Party, candidates, and/or the Federation.
2. Campaign work done at home, i.e. mailings, preparing campaign posters, phone calls, etc.
3. Work at and/or for a special campaign event.
4. Attendance at State or National Federation Board of Directors Meetings and Conventions - as well as time spent in preparation for Federation meetings if you serve on a committee. (include travel time!)
5. Time in session at precinct/ward, county, district, or state party conventions for delegates and alternates only. (include travel time!).
6. Time in session at RNC conventions for delegates and alternates only. (include travel time!)
7. Time spent as a county, state, or national party committee member or as a temporary member, i.e. Rules Committee, Resolutions Committee, etc.
8. Campaign work at club meetings, i.e. getting petitions signed, doing mailings, etc. DO NOT COUNT TIME SPENT IN REGULAR BUSINESS AT CLUB MEETINGS.
9. Traveling from event to event - but NOT for personal stops en route.
10. Volunteering at any county, state or Federation headquarters.
11. Volunteering for a Republican candidate for a non-partisan office, e.g. school board elections.
12. Working as a poll watcher on Election Day - but NOT if you are paid.
13. Involvement in a Campaign Management School, i.e. training to be a faculty member, teaching and organizing a campaign school, etc. National Federation of Republican Women – Individual and Unit Campaign Award Form
14. Working on Election Day as an Election Judge or Election Clerk - but only if you turn the money you are paid over to your county party or your local FRW club.
15. Presenting campaign programs or speeches at local civic organizations.
16. Appearing on local media for the GOP cause.
17. Running for office - all time spent campaigning.
18. Time of Associate/Dual Members (men and women) volunteering for the Federation or individual clubs, or GOP, i.e. working at the HQ of the Party or a candidate, putting up signs, etc. These hours can only be counted in club tallies and by only one individual club.
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