Reception to honor Jody Wagner, September 16, 2009
Please join
Women for Jody Wagner
| Heidi Abbott Judy Anderson The Honorable Viola Baskerville Priscilla Burbank Bonnie Eisenman The Honorable Katherine Hanley Gloria Hatchel Eucharia Jackson Annie Kasper The Honorable Jennifer McClellan The Honorable Annie Mickens Missy Neff |
The Honorable Meyera Oberndorf The Honorable Faye Prichard Lisa Roday The Honorable Marilyn Tavenner The Honorable Mary Sue Terry Dietra Trent Bobbie Ukrop The Honorable Molly Joseph Ward Louise Ware Allison Weinstein Carole Weinstein The Honorable Jeanne Zeidler |
at a special reception to honor
Jody Wagner
Candidate for Lt. Governor of Virginia
With Special Guest
First Lady Anne Holton
Wednesday, September 16, 2009
6:30 pm until 8:00 pm
at the home of Annie Kasper
212 Culpeper Road
Richmond, Virginia 23229
Please RSVP to Michaela Sinclair at michaela@jodyforva.com or 703-636-7268
Paid for and authorized by Virginians for Wagner
If you plan on attending then please use this form.
Read moreJeanette Rishell: Cupcakes & Conversation
I’m always thrilled when a new business prospers in our community. That’s why I’m excited to invite you to Oh So Sweet Cupcakes this Tuesday, September 1st, at 6pm for cupcakes and conversation.
Oh So Sweet Cupcakes recently opened in Old Town Manassas at 9411 Battle Street and serves cupcakes and sweets which will be available for purchase. It is a perfect example of how small businesses help our community thrive. I look forward to sharing how I will help our families as Delegate by growing our local economy.
Please join us at Oh So Sweet Cupcakes Tuesday. If you plan on coming, let us know by sending a note to RSVP@JeanetteRishell.org
Sincerely,
Jeanette
PS. I would love the opportunity to personally talk to as many community members as possible and learn what issues concern them most. If you would like to have an event at your home or business, please email Amanda at Amanda@JeanetteRishell.org
Paid for and authorized by Friends of Jeanette Rishell
Comment about Hampton Roads Boot Camp for Women Interested in Politics
In today’s political climate, it has become more and more imperative for women to stick together. When breaking through the cracked glass ceiling, the Farm Team has discovered that it will shatter more effectively if women challenge it collectively. I joined the Farm Team for that exact reason: to belong to a support base of hundreds of intelligent and politically active women throughout the commonwealth. As a college student preparing to enter into the chaotic world of politics, and more importantly a female, I appreciate the importance of the work the Farm Team has accomplished.
Last weekend, I attended my first Farm Team event, the Campaign Boot Camp. As a previous graduate of the Sorensen Institute CLP program, student government leader, and President of the ODU Young Democrats, I had been accustomed to all types of seminars. However, this program catered to women, challenged what we knew about the topics, and really stood aside as valuable and informative. The Speakers, Miss McCoy and Miss Timmons, made the four hours fly by as they engaged and challenged the participants. I felt involved in the entire process, and their tips and tricks were helpful and will be useful for what I currently do at my university.
As a result of the boot camp, I decided to officially become a member of the Farm Team. Their commitment and dedication to women in politics is inspirational, and I am excited to be a part of this expanding group of outstanding women. I also hope to spread the word about the organization to other college-aged women and educate them on the importance of groups such as this one. It is amazing what one woman can do individually, and it is exciting to think of all we can accomplish together through the Farm Team.
Read moreAugust 26 – Women's Equity Day
“It was we the people,
not we the male citizens
nor yet we, the male citizen:But we the whole people
who formed the union…
men, their rights and nothing more
women, their rights and nothing less.”
Susan B. Anthony
Take a moment – find a way to honor this day and pass it along.
Peace, Paula Burnette
One August 26, 1920, the 19th Amendment to the U.S. Constitution became law.
To learn more about its passage to go http://womenshistory.about.com/od/suffrage1900/a/august_26_wed.htm
Carr for Delegate Kick-Off and Office Opening Party
Please Join
Betsy Carr
Candidate for House of Delegates, 69th District
for our official
Campaign Kick-off and Office Opening Party
Where: Carr for Delegate HQ, 1915 W Cary Street, Richmond
(off the corner of Meadow and Cary, there will be plenty of parking behind the building)
When: Tuesday, Sept 1st, 6-8pm
For More Information, or to RSVP,
Please contact Cory Medina at cory@betsycarr.org
Paid for and Authorized by Carr for Delegate
This invitation is also available as a PDF document
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