For nearly a century, the Junior League of Columbia has been committed to developing the potential of women and improving communities through the effective action and leadership of trained volunteers.
The Little Black Dress Initiative is a poverty awareness fundraising campaign. Learn more, sign up to participate, or donate to the campaign today!
Each year, we invest over $150,000 and our membership gives 50,000 hours of time to benefit children and families in our community.
Forging strong relationships among women with a passion for the community, service, leadership, and making Columbia a better city.
The University of South Carolina’s Social Justice Awards recognize individuals who exemplify the philosophies of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. through random or ongoing acts of community service, social justice or racial reconciliation. Junior League of Columbia member Maureen Grewe has been named a 2019 recipient of this honor due to her work with JLC. Maureen… Read More
The Healthy Kids Fun Fair is a FREE and open community event designed for Midlands children and their families. We hope you’ll join us for our 2019 event, to be held Saturday, March 9 from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. at Spirit Communications Park! Healthy Kids Fun Fair features fun learning about healthy eating, exercising, and living a healthy lifestyle, plus… Read More
Junior League of Columbia is excited to announce the opening of the 2019-2020 New Member Application! The application, membership requirements and additional information about the new member experience and can be found here. JLC is hosting a Prospective Member Open House Wednesday, Dec. 12 from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. at Junior League of Columbia Headquarters.… Read More
A free and open community event designed for Midlands children and their families.
The Little Black Dress Initiative (LBDI) is a poverty awareness fundraising campaign. The poverty rate in South Carolina is 22.9%. Junior League of Columbia will use LBDI to raise awareness and funds for children and families in the Midlands who are affected by poverty.
Founded in 1924, the Junior League of Columbia has a long history of developing women leaders to make an impact on our community.
We provide our members with a wide range of training and development programs, such as leadership and organizational development, community needs assessment, strategic planning, communications, advocacy and fundraising.
The Junior League of Columbia promotes a healthy lifestyle for children and parents in Richland County School District One by providing unique learning experiences and hands-on opportunities.
The Junior League of Columbia focuses on assisting families in the Midlands through a wide variety of programs and experiences throughout the community.
Through hands-on training and formal learning opportunities, we give our members the skills needed to make an even greater impact on the Midlands.
The Junior League of Columbia is supported through individual contributions, corporate sponsorships, and in-kind donations. Learn more about how you can be a supporter of the Junior League of Columbia and our work to develop women leaders through services and projects that benefit the greater Midlands.
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