The Junior League of Duluth is an organization of great women who have been positively impacting the Twin Ports community for over 90 years. The Junior League of Duluth women helped start the Human Development Center, the Polinsky Rehabilitation Center, North Country Ride, First Witness, and Safe Haven. Members worked as docents at Glensheen and the Tweed Museum of Art as well as staffed the CARE office at City Hall. Other programs designed to target elementary age children in the region have included: Seeds for Peace, Good Touch-Bad Touch and Kids in the Kitchen.
Now is the time for you to make an impact in the Twin Ports community! A few hours a month spent with a diverse group of women really can and does make a difference.
The Fall Membership classes will be held before the Junior League of Duluth General Membership meetings in September, October and November. We would like interested members to sign up for the new member courses by Sept. 17 (3 days before the General membership Meeting); you can do this by contacting Jennifer Webb directly: newmember@juniorleagueduluth.org or by going to www.volunteermatters.com/duluth.
The first time you visit the website, you will be asked to set up an account, after your account is set up, you will be able to register for the new member class.
New Member class info:
- Session #1 (September 20th, 5-6:15pm, location TBD): Getting Started in the Junior League of Duluth or What you need to know at your first General Membership Meeting
- Session #2 (October 18): The Junior League of Duluth Council Structure
- Session #3 (November 15): Junior League of Duluth: Past, Present and Future
If you have questions about the Junior League of Duluth or membership requirements, please contact Jennifer Webb, 218-726-8411 or email: newmember@juniorleagueduluth.org
To learn more about the Junior League of Duluth’s work in the Twin Ports community please visit: www.juniorleagueduluth.org or Find us on Facebook.
The Junior League of Duluth is an organization of women committed to promoting voluntarism, developing the potential of women and improving communities through the effective action and leadership of trained volunteers. Its purpose is exclusively educational and charitable.
