Events

Thanks everyone who came out to support the CVRW workday assisting the Concho Valley

Regional Foodbank

More than 3 tons of donated food sorted, one step closer to helping those who need it!

July 4

JULY 4th PARADE

in downtown Wall - SATURDAY!

Parade starts at 10 am

CVRW decoration of parade entry at 8:30 am.

Decoration takes place at Wall Co-op Gin, east side of Wall. Watch for more details!

Upcoming

Meetings

Please join us at

our monthly meeting

June 25, 2026

TX Rep. Wes Virdell, 53rd Dist.

765kV Transmission Lines
11:30 a.m. - 1:00 p.m.
River Terrace Building
800 West Ave D

$20 LUNCH RESERVATION REQUIRED
Lunch by Biga Bistro and Restaurant

RSVP is DUE NO LATER THAN May 18, 2026.

Reservations may be made
by leaving a message at 325-653-7500

or sending a text to 325-234-3143

Projects

Our monthly meetings are the 4th Thursday of the month from January to October, 11:30AM - 1:00PM. We feature engaging, exciting speakers who share our vision.

Please make reservations to attend our meeting so we have enough space set up to meet our large interest.

No shows will still be responsible for their reservation fees.

AMERICANISM

The next Naturalization Ceremony

To Be Determined

Federal Courthouse

33 E. Twohig Street

Come welcome new citizens with medals and handshakes!

Please remember those clear handbags for security screening!
Camera/phones are allowed for the ceremonies.
Medals will be presented to the folks to commemorate date and location of ceremony.

Did you know...

CVRW is recognized by the National Federation of Republican Women as a

2024 - 2025

Diamond Club Award Winner

and by the Texas Federation of Republican Women as a

John Goodwin Tower Award Winner!

We need your Campaign Hours!

Start now and record your hours, from coming to the meetings, your travel time to and from meetings, voting, working the polls, just make a list and every quarter email to:

Betty Lacy
betwagk@gmail.com

Texas ranks 4th highest in the United States with a food insecurity of 17.6% (from 2022 to 2024 averages)
Over 4 million Texans are affected by hunger, including 1.5 million children.
Food insecurity rates are higher in rural areas compared to urban regions.

As part of it's community service initiatives TFRW selected food insecurity as it's focus for 2026, and CVRW responded with a great program from the Concho Valley Regional Food Bank and organizing a work day helping sort donations.