Founded In 1923, The Junior League Of Lancaster, PA, Inc. (JLL) Reaches Out To Women Of All Races, Religions And National Origins Who Demonstrate An Interest In And Commitment To Voluntarism.
Our wildly popular fall event, Author's Luncheon, provides guests with food, fellowship, and an opportunity to hear a best-selling author present.
We continue to partner with organizations who wish to align themselves with the League’s mission and tangible community impact.
LANCASTER, PA (July 31, 2018) – The Junior League of Lancaster, PA, Inc. (JLL) is pleased to announce its new President, Kate Lowry, and its 2018-2019 Board of Directors. Kate Lowry grew up in Lancaster, attended Washington College on the Eastern Shore of Maryland where she studied Art History and is now the VP of Marketing… Read More
LANCASTER, PA (May 17, 2018) – The Junior League of Lancaster, PA, Inc. (JLL) is pleased to announce this year’s winners of the 2018 Deborah P. Altman Outstanding Youth Volunteer Award – Thomas Moore from Manheim Township High School, Dory Bittle from Lancaster Country Day School and Sinclaire Schuetze from Hempfield High School. Each student received a $600 prize of… Read More
LANCASTER, PA (May 16, 2018) – The Junior League of Lancaster, PA, Inc. sent two of their members, Leslie Buch and Chaplin Mazzocchi, to a national training in Orlando, Florida. This training opportunity, known as the Organizational Development Institute (ODI), is one of many hosted by the Association of Junior Leagues International, Inc. It brings together members… Read More
The Junior League of Lancaster proudly presents bestselling author, novelist, and short story writer, Alice Hoffman.
Offering healthy family fun for all, the Junior League of Lancaster invites kids and adults alike to join us for the Run4Luck, a 4-mile run, 2-mile walk and a Kids Fun Run for the little runners.
As we embark upon our next 95 years of service, we continue to partner with organizations who wish to align themselves with the League’s mission and tangible community impact.
For the 2015-16 year, an Aging Out of Foster Care Committee was formed. We were tasked with developing relationship with community organizations and develop a multi-year plan in order to make a lasting impact on the lives of youth that are Aging Out of Foster Care.
We continue to support and encourage girls to pursue STEM careers by connecting local STEM programs, providing mentors for the North Museum’s STEM Sisters events, and sponsoring the Lancaster Science Factory’s Girls Code Program. We are developing a STEM Rain Garden Project with the goal of improving the storm water runoff problem in our local community while also teaching students STEM skills involved in the design and build.
Providing Lancaster County with meaningful change since 1923. See where we have been and think about how you can help us get where we are going!
We are always looking for areas in the community which would benefit from our help and would be happy to discuss how the Junior League of Lancaster might work with your organization collaboratively to improve the community.
Based on a full understanding of a community's needs and assets, as well as an assessment of internal capacity, we identify the niche where we can be most impactful within our community's ecosystem.
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