The Junior League of Los Angeles is an organization of women committed to promoting voluntarism, developing the potential of women and to improving the community through the effective action and leadership of trained volunteers. Its purpose is exclusively educational and charitable.
At the Junior League of Los Angeles, we are incredibly fortunate to have three incredible staff members. These women’s exceptional work allows our members to focus on the projects and programs that support our mission and values. Here are a few things you should know about Mary McGoey, Sesoria “Ses” Juhn, and Norma Tapia. Read… Read More
In its inaugural year as the Junior League of Los Angeles’ (JLLA) primary spring fundraiser, the League’s April 14 Touch-A-Truck event not only went off without a hitch, but was a huge success. More than 16 civic and commercial vehicles and dozens of volunteers helped create a day of community engagement, education and entertainment alongside… Read More
JLLA’s State Public Affairs Committee (CalSPAC) hosted a “Women in Leadership” panel held at Rainey House in March featuring Deputy Chief Kristin Crowley of the Los Angeles Fire Department and Chief Maria R. Gutierrez of the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department. Read more about the panel here.
The world is looking for the next generation of skilled women leaders. JLLA's training programs put our members at the forefront of leadership in Los Angeles and beyond!
JLLA provides volunteers and funding to non-profit agencies in the Los Angeles area to benefit and enrich our community.
DIADs are meaningful day-long events in collaboration with our community partners planned, organized, and executed by JLLA members.
The Junior Leagues of California State Public Affairs Committee (SPAC). It is a non-partisan education and advocacy organization representing 17 member Leagues throughout the state.
Our Leadership Development Institute (LDI) helps JLLA members become great leaders both in our League and in the community by strengthening leadership skills.
Our members provide over 60,000 volunteer hours! Currently we are focusing on self-esteem and empowerment of transition-aged foster youth, and educational opportunities for unserved students seeking higher education.
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