LFRW Clubs

East Baton Rouge Parish RW

About Us

East Baton Rouge Parish Republican Women East Baton Rouge Parish Republican Women is one of the State’s founding clubs. It is Baton Rouge’s first club, established in 1953. We are a fun-loving group of gals who work together to promote the ideals of patriotism and good government, while fervently supporting our Republican candidates. The mission of EBRPRW is to honor our Judeo-Christian values, to educate the public on political conservative principles, to support our community, and to honor our Veterans. While we provide a forum for all women to participate in the political process on the national, state and local level, we also participate in serving our community through donations of time and money to organizations such as the Baton Rouge Area Food Bank, The Louisiana War Veterans Home, The Iris Domestic Violence Center, The Magnolia House, Louisiana Family Forum among others. Luncheon meetings are held: 4th Thursday of the month at 12:00 Noon At Drusilla Seafood Restaurant 3482 Drusilla Ln

President

Debbie Kuehne

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Annual Regular Membership dues are $40 per calendar year (Jan – Dec). Ladies of voting age, and who are registered Louisiana Republicans are eligible to join. Regular Membership entitles the member to voting privileges.

Annual Associate Membership dues are $20 per calendar year (Jan – Dec). Ladies and Men of voting age, and who are registered Louisiana Republicans are eligible to join. A lady is only eligible to join one Republican Women club as a Regular Member, but she can join as an Associate Member, as many other Republican Women clubs as she would like. Associate members are NOT eligible to vote in club issues.

Join us for our June Luncheon-Jill Hines & Michael Lunsford

Thursday, June 26, 2025
at Drusilla Seafood Restaurant

The cost of the luncheon is $30 for members. Click HERE to purchase your luncheon.

April Luncheon-Hillar Moore

Thanks to Hillar for sharing his mission with us in April. Although the milage did not pass this past election, the fight may not be over. If you would like more information about his tax proposal and how he plans to use the funds you can see his presentation here: EBRDA Millage PowerPoint.