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.
Join the Junior League of Greater Orlando as we wrap up our Little Black Dress Initiative by Painting the Town Red!
You are invited to celebrate the accomplishments of the 2017/2018 League year at the Junior League of Greater Orlando’s May Annual Meeting! Tuesday, May 22, 2018 6:30pm Social 7pm Dinner Winter Park Racquet Club 2111 Via Tuscany Winter Park, FL 32789 http://www.wprc.net/ RSVP by Friday, May 18, 2018 MENU Mixed Green Salad Rolls and Butter… Read More
Are you interested in joining The Junior League of Greater Orlando? We ask that all prospective members of the JLGO attend at least one New Member Education Session to learn about the application process as well as the JLGO’s Provisional Training Program! For more information on the JLGO’s Provisional Program Click Here Information Session’s will be… Read More
For Immediate Release: LBDI Press Release The 2nd Annual Little Black Dress Initiative begins on March 5th and runs through March 8th, when JLGO members, supporters and participants celebrate the end of the campaign with Paint the Town Red! For more information on how to sign up and get involved visit check out our LBDI page… Read More
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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.
The Community Action Team provides trained volunteers in support of selected nonprofit organizations that align with the JLGO’s mission and focus area.
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.
