Mennonite Central Committee

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New faces and new voices are helping to build a new Republican Party that is stronger and more diverse. Lebanon County Young Republican's are committed to promoting the growth and diversification of our party among young people ages 18 to 40 and to promote young, quality Republican candidates. As we head toward the general election we'll be looking to grow even more and expand our influence in Lebanon County politics. Lebanon County Young Republicans are the premier place for young professionals who are interested in politics to get involved. If you'd like more information about joining the LCYR's, please e-mail us. The LCYR's hold regular meetings each month. If you would like to attend, please drop in at Committee Headquarters: 21 South 9th Street in Lebanon on the last Thursday of each month at 7: 30 pm. Most meetings normally last about an hour and people linger afterward having drinks and socializing. While we take politics and service to Lebanon County seriously, the LCYR's are just as much a social club as we are a political organization. We feel that an important component to any successful organization and especially a political organization, is that that organization be as social as it is political. The social aspects of our organization allow for networking with other young professionals in the community to help foster professional relationships as well as political and social relationships. Outside of our meetings we participate in many events throughout the various communities we call home here in Pennsylvania, which allow us to develop relationships outside of our organizations. These relationships allow us to leverage our position within our counties and the state to make a difference. These important relationships would not be possible if we were all about business and not about having a good time, too.