Women for Gun Rights (WGR) proudly recognizes Amanda Suffecool, WGR Advisory Board Member, for receiving the Sybil Ludington Women's Freedom Award at last week's National Rifle Association event in Houston, Texas. This award honors women's leadership and advocacy in support of the Second Amendment.
Named after Revolutionary War heroine Sybil Ludington, who is remembered for her courageous horseback ride in 1777 to rally American forces - the award honors modern women who demonstrate exceptional courage, leadership, and commitment to freedom.
Amanda Suffecool's selection for this national recognition reflects her tireless and unwavering dedication to defending constitutional rights, amplifying the voices of women in the firearms community, and advancing meaningful engagement across the country.
Amanda serves on the NRA Board and has held several leadership roles within Women for Gun Rights (WGR), including State Director, Regional Director, and currently as an Advisory Board Member. Amanda is also active with A Girl & A Gun® and hosts her nationally syndicated radio show Eye on the Target.
"I am deeply honored to receive the Sybil Ludington Women's Freedom Award," said Amanda Suffecool. "Sybil Ludington represents courage, conviction, and a willingness to stand up when freedom is at risk. To be associated with her legacy is humbling. I share this recognition with the many women across this country who continue to lead, serve, and speak boldly in defense of our constitutional rights."
"Amanda embodies the very spirit of this award," said WGR Founder Dianna Muller. "Like Sybil Ludington, she leads with courage, conviction, and a deep sense of responsibility to protect and preserve our freedoms. Her leadership continues to inspire women across America to stand confidently for the Second Amendment."
Suffecool's recognition comes at a time when the role of women in the firearms community continues to grow. Her leadership, both within WGR and across the broader Second Amendment movement, reflects the strength, credibility, and resolve of women who are shaping the future of freedom advocacy in America.
About Women for Gun Rights: Women for Gun Rights is a national grassroots organization dedicated to protecting constitutional freedoms through education, advocacy, and community engagement. Through its network of volunteers, state leaders, and industry partnerships, WGR works to promote firearm safety, responsible ownership, and informed public policy discussions. www.womenforgunrights.org