For over 70 years, the Junior League of Greater Orlando has trained women leaders to create lasting community change.
Are you interested in supporting our enduring legacy as the foremost provider of civic leadership training for women, we encourage you to join us.
Join the Junior League of Greater Orlando as we wrap up our Little Black Dress Initiative by Painting the Town Red!
For immediate release: Junior Leagues of Florida Raise Awareness of Human Trafficking from Coast to Coast This January, during Human Trafficking Awareness Month, the Junior League of Greater Orlando, Junior League of Daytona Beach, and Junior League of Tampa partner to debut the Coast to Coast campaign. The goal of the Coast to Coast campaign… Read More
During the month of November, all donations to JLGO’s endowment fund, annual fund or to fulfill a JLGO member’s $75 annual fundraising commitment will be matched, up to a total of $5,000 by a generous, anonymous Sustainer member of the JLGO. Help us maximize the match by donating to our #WomenWhoGive campaign today! Members who donate and… Read More
For Immediate Release: JLGO Press Release Human Trafficking Film Screening Brought to you by The Junior League of Greater Orlando (JLGO)’s Human Trafficking Awareness Committee and our community partner, Florida Abolitionist In Plain Sight will be presented at Aloft Orlando Downtown on Wednesday, October 24th. Doors will open at 6:30 p.m. with food and drink available for… Read More
This is the first session in our seven-part Civic Leadership Training Series.
When joining The Junior League of Greater Orlando, our members create their own path to civic leadership within the organization.
The JLGO actively participates as a member of the Florida State Public Affairs Committee and supports initiatives such as human trafficking awareness, both locally and with other Junior Leagues in the State of Florida.
The Community Action Team provides trained volunteers in support of selected nonprofit organizations that align with the JLGO’s mission and focus area.
HIP Kids Events aims to reduce hunger and improve health in children at the Rock Lake Community Center by hosting educational sessions each year – our Holiday Party in December, our Field Day in April and new in February 2019 – a Health Fair.
MAGIC provides mentors to young women detained in the local juvenile detention center who await sentencing or admission into a treatment program.
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