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...
We are very pleased to announce our outstanding members who were recognised at the 2016-17 Annual General Meeting, on 23 May 2017! Congratulations to all! May Member of the Month Award Many congratulations to Joan Buerk, for being named the May Member of the Month! Joan is a dedicated JLL member, who has quietly but… Read More
Walk the Red Carpet to celebrate an evening of Hollywood Glamour. Held at the historic Lansdowne Club, attendees will be able to dance the night away whilst bidding on fabulous auction items, dining on delicious canapes, bowl food and drinking fabulous wine or non-alcoholic beverages (cash bar available for other options). Patron Ticket Option… Read More
Many congratulations to one of our newest JLL members, Aminah Sulayman, who has been named the April Member of the Month! From her running start at joining the Spring New Members’ Class in February, to becoming an active participant in LBDI 2017, 2 days later, to getting stuck in at All Service Day, and attending… 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.
