Human trafficking, a horrific violation of human rights, disproportionately impacts female victims in Pennsylvania, particularly along major traffic corridors like Route 15, the main route through our counties. Vulnerable women and girls are coerced into sex trafficking and forced labor, exploited by traffickers who capitalize on their desperation or lack of support. Victims are frequently hidden in plain sight.

In an active August, SUNACRW volunteered with Fierce Love 4 Good sorting and packing angel bags for girls who are rescued from human trafficking. 

The majestic Statue of Liberty’s Torch, the beacon of freedom and liberty, is proudly held high by Lady Liberty. 

The NFRW Americanism Program seeks to promote respect and allegiance to the United States. We honor our country’s history, flag, customs and institutions. We also work to secure a strong America for tomorrow’s generations. 

The Statue of Liberty is one of the most recognizable statues in the world. It is often seen as a symbol of freedom and justice, core principles in the Declaration of Independence, the U.S. Constitution and the Bill of Rights. The Statue of Liberty is also a statue of a woman. With Lady Liberty’s Torch calmly leading the way, she inspires generations of Americans to bring freedom and stability to her people. 

Today, Republican women have the opportunity to provide inspirational leadership to light the pathway for American greatness. Together we can make a real difference and shape the future of our great nation. Join us as we work toward a brighter tomorrow, fueled by the values of everyday Americans. 

Elizabeth Canfield, District Legislative Aide for Representative David Rowe, attended our meeting. She shared insights into a State Representative’s daily responsibilities and expressed her passion for serving Pennsylvanians. Members valued the direct interaction, asking questions and learning how to address their concerns through state government channels.

During the month of May, leading to Primary Election Day, SUNACRW members were active in support of candidates and turning out voters.