We are an organisation of women volunteers bound by one goal: to help women, children, and families throughout London break the cycle of poverty.
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...
Join the JLL and discover the secrets of the Churchill War Rooms during an evening of exploring, dinner and dancing for a good cause! All tickets include a sparkling wine reception, canapés, a three-course sit down dinner, drinks (wine/beer), dancing, auctions (live/silent) and the opportunity to explore the Churchill War Rooms museum at your leisure! … Read More
Junior League of London Seeks to Reduce the Effects of Poverty in the Capital LONDON, 9 March 2018 – The Junior League of London (JLL) will hold its fifth annual Little Black Dress Initiative (LBDI), which is an awareness and fundraising campaign about the effects of poverty on society. LBDI is a week-long endeavor from… Read More
The Leadership, Education and Development (LEAD) Committee at the JLL is running our Annual Membership Conference on Saturday 17 March. This conference is a leadership training day designed to bring JLL members, our community partners and other distinguished speakers together for professional development, issue education, and networking. This year, our theme is “When We… Read More
Spring Soirée is our annual gala fundraiser and this year we’re unveiling a very exciting venue!
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.
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.
