For 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.
It all started with London Fashion Week. In February 2014, the Junior League of London pioneered the Little Black Dress Initiative (LBDI).
The Halloween Hustle 5k race to end childhood hunger is the Junior League of Greater Orlando’s premier fundraising event.
The Junior League of Greater Orlando joined the Junior Leagues of Florida State Public Affairs Committee in advocating for the elimination of the “tampon tax” in Florida this past legislative session. This initiative, introduced by Senator Kathleen Passidomo and Representative Katie Edwards, aimed to make feminine hygiene products tax exempt like other common household remedies.… Read More
Our Provisional of the Year 2016/2017 is Dr. Adrienne Smith, a new active member currently serving on the Community Action Team. Adrienne is a small business owner with a Master’s and Doctorate in Horticultural Sciences from the University of Florida. Relatively new to the area, she has enjoyed the introduction to the Orlando area community… Read More
The following members of the JLGO have served at least 10 years of active membership and have requested Sustainer status effective June 1, 2017: Peggy Green, Active 1982 Han Truong, Active 2001 Julie Schallhorn, Active 2002 Andrea Balanzategui, Active 2005 Kathrine Brownlee, Active 2005 Susan Gentry, Active 2006 Carrie Ann Wozniak, Active 2006 Jordan… Read More
Join us from 6:30-8:30PM at Outpost Neighborhood Kitchen for the first GMM of the year!
Join us for the 10th Annual Halloween Hustle 5k!
When joining The Junior League of Greater Orlando, our members create their own path to civic leadership within the organization.
The Junior League of Greater Orlando actively participates as a member of the State Public Affairs Committee of the Junior Leagues of Florida, an organization representing 11,000 voting women in the state.
It is the goal of the Junior League of Greater Orlando (JLGO) to utilize the skills of our volunteer-based organization to make the greatest impact in the areas of our local community that most need our help.
MAGIC provides mentors to young women detained in the local juvenile detention center who await sentencing or admission into a treatment program.
