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.
Today we’d like to introduce you to Steffanie Buckley! Stephanie is in her sixth active year with the League and serves as our 2021-2022 Chair of Placement on Membership Council. Steffanie initially joined the League in St. Louis as a way to get to know the community and build relationships. While her new member year… Read More
Say hello to Sarah Nelson Wiese! Sarah is in her second active year with the League and serves as our Placement Matching Specialist on the Placement Committee. What’s her favorite part about the League? Being in an environment that fosters learning, growth, and opportunities to volunteer and serve in the community with a network of… Read More
Today we’d like to introduce you to Sommer Lassiter! Sommer is in her third active year with the League and serves on our Done-in-a-Day Committee as an Event Coordinator. Sommer joined the League after moving to Omaha. In her own words, “As a feminist who strongly values public service, Junior League was a promising opportunity… Read More
Join JLO at the Matt in downtown Omaha is hosting the College Baseball Championships 2022 Pre-Party.
Support the League and hit a few balls at TopGolf
Women with IDEAS
Our membership has trained volunteers, provided civic leadership, raised funds and developed programs and services that have helped make Omaha great.
Completed over 600 hours with Done-in-a-Day volunteer opportunities with multiple community partners during the 2020-2021 League year.
Each year the Junior League of Omaha presents community assistance grants to worthy projects and organizations.
The League’s newest program is designed to teach youth aging out of the foster care system kitchen skills and provide nutrition information.
Training women to become committed, strong and effective leaders in the Omaha 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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