Through a strong tradition of voluntarism, the Junior League of Columbus is a diverse and dedicated organization of women using their talents to achieve individual fulfillment while focusing the energies of the membership on today's critical social issues to improve the quality of life in our community.
Women who know that children are not only our future, but our present. We commit to provide services in support of our signature issue: The Healthy Child
We advocate for and serve our community by promoting child health and well-being.
Get more information about the JLC and membership requirements by visiting About Us
Proceeds benefit the Junior League of Columbus’ current programs, activities and operations. By supporting the Follies, you will allow the League to continue our legacy of service and commitment to this community through action and leadership. Your generous donation will ensure the success of this important fundraising event and provide much-needed funds for our not-for-profit… Read More
Throughout the week of September 23-27, Advocates will wear the same black dress for five consecutive days to illustrate the effects poverty can have on a woman’s access to resources, her confidence, and professional opportunities. By wearing a button that reads “Ask me About my Dress,” Advocates invite dialogue among colleagues, friends, and strangers to… Read More
The Follies are back and bigger than ever! The Junior League of Columbus proudly presents “Junior League Follies” Friday, February 28. Written and directed by Jaime Donegan, this one-of-a-kind event features an elaborate theatrical revue of music, dance and skits performed by local celebrities and personalities. It promises to be an evening enjoyed by all!
Promoting child health and well-being with a focus on both prevention and treatment.
Green Thumbs Welcome
How sweet it is to partner with Wynnton Arts Academy
Do you know about JLC’s ‘Teens Who Care” scholarship?
Learn more about the State Public Affairs Committee – the advocacy arm of the JLC
Diaper need is the lack of a sufficient supply of diapers to keep an infant or child clean, dry, and healthy. The Junior League of Columbus has established a local diaper bank to address this pervasive problem plaguing our community.
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