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Welcome to Our March Edition

Dear Members,
As we step into March, we celebrate Women’s History Month – a time to honor the strength, character, and contributions of Women who have shaped our families, communities, and nation.

Women’s History Month is not only about well-known names – it is about everyday Women whose faith, resilience, and dedication strengthened homes and communities.

Throughout American History, women have:

  • Built families rooted in faith and responsibility
  • Volunteered to meet local needs
  • Preserved culture, values, and traditions
  • Led with humility, courage, and conviction


This month, take time to recognize a woman in your own family or community whose leadership made a difference. Consider writing her a note of appreciation or sharing her story at our next meeting.

Coffee Klatches have moved to every 2nd and 4th Friday of the month.


This Month’s Focus:

Coffee Klatch meetings: March 13th and 28th
11:00 am, North Town Coffeehouse
General Meeting: March 19
11:30 am, Yakima Woman’s Century Club


PLEASE MAKE SURE THAT YOU CALL KELLIE OR TEXT KELLIE, NO LATER THAN MARCH 15TH, TO ENSURE A LUNCH!
509-945-4575 (put me in your contacts)

Trent England

Executive
Director

Trent England is the founder and executive director of Save Our States. He also serves as co-chairman of the Stop Ranked-Choice Voting Coalition and is the David & Ann Brown Distinguished Fellow at the Oklahoma Council of Public Affairs. He has previously served as executive vice president for both the Oklahoma Council of Public Affairs and the Freedom Foundation, and as a legal policy analyst at The Heritage Foundation. Trent was a Publius Fellow of the Claremont Institute in 2008. He is a producer of the feature-length documentary film, Safeguard: An Electoral College Story; the author of Why We Must Defend the Electoral College; co-author of The Case Against Ranked-Choice Voting; and a contributor to The Heritage Guide to the Constitution and One Nation Under Arrest. Trent earned a J.D. from the George Mason University School of Law and a B.A. in government from Claremont McKenna College.