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The Policy Circle empowers women to step up, lead, and strengthen their communities through informed civic engagement and impactful leadership—and we cannot do it alone. Your tax-deductible donation is more than a contribution; it’s an investment in a movement that equips women with the knowledge, tools, and networks they need to lead with confidence and purpose.
Every dollar is put to good use, fueling programs like The Civic Leadership Engagement Roadmap, Policy Briefs, and leadership training events that bring women together to discuss policy, exchange ideas, and take action. Together, we can expand this vital work, ensuring more women—committed to founding principles, economic freedom, and local agency—have the resources to drive meaningful change in their communities and beyond.
BECOME A MEMBER
Becoming a member of The Policy Circle means joining a vibrant, action-oriented community of women dedicated to driving meaningful change. Membership gives you access to our extensive Policy Briefs library, our exclusive Online Community for connection and collaboration, and invitations to events like Circle Conversations and the Annual Leadership Summit.
This is more than just a membership—it’s an opportunity to connect with an influential network of business, community, and civic leaders committed to economic freedom, founding principles, and policies that foster creativity and personal responsibility. With multiple membership levels to explore, there’s a place for you.
PERKS TO YOUR MEMBERSHIP IN THE POLICY CIRCLE:
Access to our Virtual Patron Policy Circle and Online Community (coming soon in 2025!)
Exclusive access to our original, thoughtfully curated Policy Circle Briefs that frame the issues, provide historical context, explore avenues for reform and encourage local engagement
Complimentary attendance to our virtual programs and virtual leadership development events
Becoming a part of a diverse network of action-oriented women committed to driving solutions to the issues facing their communities
The Policy Circle’s idea that giving women the confidence and information to feel comfortable calling their school board members or showing up to testify at a state committee hearing on an issue they care about serves an important role. Once they have that confidence, they’re more likely to run for office, support candidates, or have a bigger voice in the process. I feel so strongly that we really need that.
Rep. Ellen Troxclair
TEXAS HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, DISTRICT 19