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.
Looking to join the Junior League of Lancaster? As a New Member to the Junior League of Lancaster (JLL), you will go through an all day New Member Orientation Class with the other girls in your New Member Class. There are two orientation options for new members prior to joining this fall. The next orientation is… Read More
We were proud to present the 2017 Deborah P. Altman Outstanding Volunteer Youth Awards at the Junior League of Lancaster’s May General Membership Meeting. Congratulations to (left to right) Megan Polites from Elizabethtown Area School District, Regan Donecker from Pequea Valley High School, and Madeleine Meldrum from Hempfield High School! We are proud of each… Read More
Raising awareness for a cause is great. Doing something about it is even better. JLL members pride themselves on doing both. Recently, we initiated a rain garden project under JLL’s Girls + STEM Committee, an Issue-Based Community Impact (IBCI) program. The genesis of the rain garden project started a couple years ago when JLL actives… Read More
Interested in the Junior League?
Missed the first orientation? You're in luck!
As we embark upon our next 90 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.
During the fall of 2015, our New Member Class completed a “Local STEM Heroes” project. The Class planned an afternoon filled with STEM-related activities at the Lancaster Science Factory featuring local meteorologist, Christine Ferreira.
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.
