For almost 100 years the Junior League has been making a positive difference in New Jersey. Through community service projects, partnerships with other area non-profits and on-going fundraising efforts we have worked to improve the communities of our state. Throughout our rich history we have worked on many worthwhile projects, from the ongoing problems of hunger and homelessness to the emerging issues of childhood obesity and literacy. In fact, it would be difficult to find a social service issue that the Junior League has not tackled at some point during the past century.
Today the Junior League movement in New Jersey remains a strong and vibrant force for change. The State Council of the Junior Leagues of New Jersey is an umbrella organization that brings together the eight individual leagues within our state. Each league has its own members, leadership, projects and events, but we are all connected in our support of a common mission and a shared desire to help those in need.
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