Have you ever wondered how some people just seem to know what’s happening in the legislature at any given moment?  Do you know how to keep track of what YOUR legislator is doing?  We’ve got all the secrets of using the Texas Legislature On Line (TLO) and we’re sharing!  Keeping up with legislation is of HUGE importance during session, and we want to train as many of you as possible to become proficient at it.  Come out and hear from Fran Rhodes, TTP President and the leader of our Citizen Advocates! Bring a pen and paper and let’s get to work!

Speaker: Fran Rhodes
Monday, March 10th
Oak Hill Baptist Church, 6907 Convict Hill Rd. Austin, TX 78749
6:00pm – Prayer gathering (open to all)
6:30-8:00pm – meeting
No dues. No fees. No memberships. No RSVPs

About Fran Rhodes:
Currently serving as President of True Texas Project,  Fran Rhodes first became interested in politics when Obama was elected. She attended a tax day rally in 2009, and joined several grassroots groups, subscribing to their online newsletters.  Fran started attending NE Tarrant Tea Party meetings in the summer of 2009.  In 2010, she took on leadership of the Volunteer Liaison program, and in 2013, established the Citizen Advocate program.  In 2014 Fran joined the Board of NE Tarrant Tea Party, and in 2016 became Vice President.  When NETTP re-branded and relaunched into True Texas Project, in 2019, Fran was promoted to President and now is helping to lead the organization and grow the grassroots army in Texas.  Fran’s passion for this service comes from a desire to actually make a difference, influence what goes on in our government, and really make our voices heard.  According to Fran, “Even when we don’t get the outcomes we want, people see that we show up, we put in the time, we do the work, and we are not going away!”

Fran holds a BA in Business Management from Our Lady of the Lake University in San Antonio, and is retired from a career in sales and marketing in the office furniture industry.  Originally from Illinois, Fran got to Texas as soon as she could.  She considers herself a Texan, after 3 decades of living in the Lone Star State, and is passionate about fighting for liberty in Texas.  When Fran is not fighting for legislation, speaking to others about activism, or organizing the latest TTP special event, she is an active member of her church choir, and enjoys sewing, quilting and gardening.