Vote Tami Donnally for Palm Beach County Republican State Committeewoman
A Leader for Today, with a Vision for Tomorrow
In Palm Beach County, every vote is crucial. I will be a dedicated State Committeewoman. I have served on the Republican Executive Committee for over a decade. My lifelong Palm Beach County experience and strong relationships have made me a key leader within our community.
I’ve been an effective Vice Chair of the local party. I’ve worked with coalition groups, outreach committees, and candidates. I am part of the community. I am a member of the Palms West Chamber, Wellington Chamber, and the Forum Club of the Palm Beaches.
The State Committeewoman position is a key liaison role.
It connects the Palm Beach County Republican Party to the Republican Party of Florida. With my deep-rooted relationships in Palm Beach County and the RPOF, we can strongly influence and shape our local government for our community’s future.
By voting for Me, you’re choosing a leader committed to promoting conservative values. I have great communication skills. I will make sure they hear all our voices. I will advocate for freedom, balance, and to help connect our leadership teams. A Vote for me will ensure our cherished values are upheld and empowered.
Vote Tami Donnally for Palm Beach County Republican State Committeewoman
- 1980 - PresentExecutive Director - EBC Ministries, Greenacres Christian Academy, Legacy Church Ministries
- 2008Published a Book, "The Manger Was the First Sleigh"
- 2009 - PresentJoined Palm Beach County Republican Executive Committee
- 2011 - 2014Board member, Girl Scouts of Southeast Florida
- 2014 - 2022Chair Girl Scouts of Southeast Florida (*-Stepped Down/They went "WOKE")
- 2014Leadership Palm Beach County Focus Class of 2014
- 2015 - 2022Palm Beach County Republican Executive Committee Vice Chair
- 2015Leadership Palm Beach County Engage Class of 2015
- 2015American Association of Fundraising Professionals Honoree for Philanthropy work with the Girls Scouts of Southeast Florida
- 2015Giraffe Awards Nominee, Woman's Chamber of Commerce, Palm Beach
- 2015 - PresentPalm Beach County Forum Club Member
- 2016Jean Pipes Award, Republican Party of Palm Beach County
- 2016Finalist, Non-Profit Category, Central Palm Beach County Chamber Women of Worth
- 2023Founder of the February Rose - a Philanthropic Event
Tami's Experience
Education: Masters and Doctorate Degree in Religious Education, Masters Degree in Sacred Music from the Evangelical Bible College & Seminary. Personal: Married to David Donnally (1978); have one daughter, Victoria Fritsch, son-in-law Billy Fritsch, and 2 grandchildren, Billy Fritsch IV and Nevaeh Fritsch. Moved to Palm Beach County in 1967, grew up in Palm Springs, attended Conniston Jr. High and John I Leonard High School. Have been a Palm Beach County resident for most of my life.
Chair - Girl Scouts of Southeast Florida
I led this organization with over 9,500 members, that covered six south Florida counties and managed an almost 6 million dollar budget, with 13 Million in investments. I know how to manage funds effectively, I know how to build strong teams, and I have the persistence to achieve goals.
Vice Chair Palm Beach County REC
With my leadership, we can ensure that our REC continues to survive and thrive. I have personally donated to many candidates. I have financially supported the party by purchasing annual tables at all of our first-class fundraising events. I am a member of the Patriots 1000. Created and staffed Caucus/Coalition Groups (1st Amendment, 2nd Amendment, Christian/Jewish, Gov. and Legislative Affairs, Veterans to name a few). Served as Chaplain of the REC. Oversaw the development and staffing of Regional Director Program. Elected first female President of Central Republican Club, Atlantis. Won the Jean Pipes Award in 2016. Along with Michael and Matt Wirgau, I met with most all of the 2022 Republican candidates and I worked as an election poll watcher, poll worker and clerk. Current Chair of Candidate Recruitment and Support.
“Vote Tami Donnally for a brighter future for Palm Beach County.”
