Women Building Better Communities
Find out more about how we work, our our governance and the history of the Junior League.
Junior League of London works to build better communities by improving the lives of local families in need. Find out more about our community programmes here.
Interested in helping us realise our vision of a London where every child has the opportunity to prosper? Here’s how you can help...
Big congratulations to Kelly Burbank Semones and Heather Kennedy for being named March Members of the Month! They have been nominated for their work on the Homelessness Community Action Team (CAT), and specifically, their work as Community Partner Lead with the Manna Centre. “Aside from their positive impact on the committee, as a whole, and… Read More
Secret Brunch has generously donated 30% of the membership processing fees on tickets sold in the month of March to the Junior League of London! Additionally, 30% of the revenue on tickets sold on International Women’s Day (8 March) will be donated to the Junior League of London. Check out their Prohibition Brunch on Saturday,… Read More
Many congratulations to Connie Lee for being named February Member of the Month! As a member of the Employment & Like Skills CAT, Connie has developed two new, yet very different, Community Partner relationships for JLL, this League Year, and they have proven to be very successful! The first, being The Social Mobility Foundation (SMF),… Read More
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Founded in 1985, the Junior League of London is an organisation of women committed to promoting voluntary service, developing the potential of women and improving the community through the effective action and leadership of trained volunteers.
The Junior League of London’s fourth annual Little Black Dress Initiative will take place from 20 – 24 February, 2017 to coincide with London’s Fall Fashion Week. Find out more about this unique campaign here.
Active in London since 1978, the Junior League of London works to build better communities by improving the lives of local families in need.
In 2008, we adopted our current community focus of poverty. The Junior League continues to work towards its vision of eliminating poverty and its effects in London, concentrating on breaking the cycle of poverty through education and employment.
