The Junior League of Omaha is an organization of women committed to promoting voluntarism, developing the potential of women and improving communities through the effective action and leadership of trained volunteers.
The Junior League of Omaha was granted Junior League status in 1919, becoming the 26th League created in the United States.
The 100th anniversary of the Junior League of Omaha is upon us, and there are two upcoming events to mark this special occasion. The 100th Anniversary Celebratory Luncheon will be held on March 15 at the Marriott Downtown at the Capitol District, and the 100th Anniversary Annual Meeting & Cocktail Reception will be on May… Read More
The Junior League Training Committee is halfway through their 2018/2019 event calendar, but far from finished with offering exciting trainings. I recently sat down with Training Chair, Mary Burnett, to recap the events held in the fall and see what exciting events they have coming this spring. Read more here.
The Junior League of Omaha Foundation hosted the annual Past Presidents and Sustainer Luncheon on a beautiful October day at Champions Run. Kathy Martin, Junior League of Omaha Foundation Board President, welcomed a large group to the luncheon, introducing past Junior League of Omaha Presidents and past Foundation Presidents. Read more here.
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Our membership has trained volunteers, provided civic leadership, raised funds and developed programs and services that have helped make Omaha great.
Committed to community initiatives in Omaha to not only make an impact, but pave the way for long-term, sustainable change.
Each year the Junior League of Omaha presents community assistance grants to worthy projects and organizations.
Training women to become committed, strong and effective leaders in the Omaha community.
Each May, the Junior League of Omaha awards three scholarships to female high school seniors who demonstrate outstanding volunteer performance in the community.
Junior League of Omaha members continue a tradition identifying unmet needs, forging effective coalitions, motivating volunteers and working for real and lasting change.
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