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.
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. Applications open soon!
The Columbia Chamber announced the award recipients for the 117th Annual Gala, presented by BlueCross BlueShield of South Carolina. Junior League of Columbia’s very own, Hilary Dyer Brannon will be recognized as the 2019 Young Professional of the Year. The event will take place this Thursday, October 3 at the Columbia Metropolitan Convention Center. Nearly… Read More
The Physical and Mental Health Committee partnered with the Magic of Learning Foundation to update the boy’s and girl’s bathrooms at John P. Thomas Elementary School in Richland County School District One with inspirational quotes. 16 volunteers from JLC cleaned restrooms and then decorated stall doors with pre-cut vinyl quotes and accessories. Several volunteers said… Read More
Junior League of Columbia would like to recognize its members who are 2019 graduates from Blueprint for Leadership, hosted by the United Way of the Midlands. Ebony Young (left), Carol Caulk, Sarah Brennecke, Amy Bennett and Tamara Denson (right) graduated earlier this summer. Congratulations ladies! We are excited to announce the inaugural class of… Read More
Interested in joining Junior League of Columbia? We invite you to an open house where current JLC members will be available to answer any questions you may have! No registration required.
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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