PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE
Welcome to the Republican Women of Prescott. It is a privilege and an honor to serve as President of an organization whose strength has always come from the faith, dedication, and patriotic spirit of its members. Since 1942, RWOP has remained committed to advancing Republican principles, by promoting informed civic engagement, supporting those who serve our communities, and preserving the freedoms established by our nation ’s founders. Today, as the largest federated Republican women ’s club in the nation, we proudly carry that legacy forward. Every organization experiences seasons of change. Those moments do not define us—how we respond to them does. We move forward by remembering what unites us, remaining faithful to our mission, and treating one another with the respect, grace, and integrity our members deserve. RWOP is larger than any one individual or moment in time. It is the collective strength of more than 1,000 women joined by a love of country, a commitment to conservative values, and a shared determination to protect the freedoms we have inherited. Our foundation remains strong because our members remain strong. As America celebrates its 250th anniversary, we are reminded that the history of our nation has been shaped by ordinary citizens who answered an extraordinary call to serve. From the patriots who declared our independence to the generations who defended it, America has endured because its people repeatedly chose courage over fear, unity over division, and perseverance over uncertainty. That same spirit lives within RWOP. Through our monthly luncheon meetings, educational programs, community involvement, support of Republican candidates and elected officials, and recognition of our military, veterans, law enforcement officers, and first responders, RWOP provides meaningful opportunities for women to learn, participate, lead, and make a difference. Our purpose is not simply to discuss the principles of faith, family, freedom, limited government, personal responsibility, and respect for the Constitution; Our responsibility is to live those principles and preserve them for the generations that follow. Every member has a place in that mission. Whether you volunteer at an event, serve on a committee, help register voters, support a candidate, welcome a new member, offer a prayer, or quietly lend your time and talents behind the scenes, your contribution matters. Each act of service strengthens RWOP and extends our influence throughout Yavapai County and beyond. Prescott is proudly known as “Everybody ’s Hometown,” and RWOP reflects that welcoming spirit. We are women from different backgrounds and life experiences, united by shared values and a common purpose. Our fellowship is genuine, our mission is enduring, and our future is bright. As we move forward together, my commitment is to provide steady, principled leadership; to communicate openly; to honor the work of our members; and to ensure that RWOP continues to be a respected and effective voice for Republican values. The road ahead will require all of us. If we remain focused on our mission, extend grace to one another, and place the good of RWOP above individual differences, there is no challenge we cannot weather and no goal beyond our reach. With God ’s guidance, let us continue working together to keep Yavapai County strong, preserve the freedoms we cherish, and ensure that the America we love remains a beacon of liberty for generations to come. God bless RWOP, God bless Arizona, and God bless the United States of America. In faith and freedom, Maureen Salfrank |
2026 Executive Committee |
Pictured from left to right are: 2nd VP of Ways & Means Pam Risaliti; Secretary Shari LeGate; 4th VP of Communications Andrea Mauk, Treasurer Brenda Lambert; President Maureen Salfrank; 3rd VP of Membership Aubrey Chapman |
2026 Executive Board of Directors |
Vacant 1st VP of Programs
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Standing Committee Chairs |
Special Committee Chairs |