Every day, the cultural and legislative challenges facing our nation remind us that faithful leadership is more important than ever. Here in Nebraska, Concerned Women for America (CWA) continues to stand for Biblical values by advocating for the sanctity of human life, protecting female athletes, defending parental rights, preserving the family, and safeguarding children from harmful gender-altering procedures.
To continue that important work, our leaders must remain informed, encouraged, and equipped.
This September 17–19, CWA leaders from across the country will gather in Washington, D.C., for Summit 2026: “Resolute—One Nation, Under God.” During this three-day event, leaders will participate in a Capitol Hill Briefing and Lobby Day, hear from members of Congress, Administration officials, policy experts, and national leaders, and receive practical training to strengthen their advocacy back home.
Our prayer is to send two Nebraska leaders to represent our state and return better equipped to serve, encourage others, and advance CWA’s mission throughout Nebraska.
The estimated cost is approximately $500 per attendee, which covers travel and meals. Thanks to the generosity of CWA National, hotel expenses have already been provided for our leaders, making this opportunity much more affordable.
Would you prayerfully consider investing in the future of CWA of Nebraska by making a tax-deductible gift to help send these leaders to Summit?
Your support is more than assistance with travel expenses—it is an investment in stronger leadership, more effective advocacy, and a continued voice for Biblical values throughout our state.
To give online, visit raisedonors.com/cwfa/ne, or mail your gift to:
Concerned Women for America of Nebraska
P.O. Box 390784
Omaha, NE 68139
Please make checks payable to Concerned Women for America and write “CWA of Nebraska Summit” in the memo line.
Thank you for partnering with us through your prayers and generous support. Together, we can continue equipping leaders who will faithfully stand for truth in Nebraska for years to come.
