Promoting Voluntarism - Developing the Potential of Women - Improving the Community
Sip, socialize and support the Junior League of San Jose at Testarossa Winery’s Community Night on Wednesday, August 16th, at Wine Bar 107. 15% of the proceeds for that evening will go back to the Junior League of San Jose. Please feel free to invite family and friends! This is the perfect opportunity to invite any prospective new… Read More
You’re invited to the Kendra Scott Santana Row Anniversary Party! Saturday, June 17th, All Day 334 Santana Row, San Jose, CA 95128 20% of all sales from 1 p.m.- 4 p.m. donated to Junior League of San Jose! Spend $75 (pre-tax) and receive a free Elton bracelet in turquoise. Limited quantity. While supplies last.
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With each member working all year on a particular committee or focus area, it is sometimes hard to recognize the big impact JLSJ is making in Santa Clara County. To address that concern, we have developed the 2015-2016 Impact Report to be published on our external and internal websites. In addition, we have produced a long form Impact Report to be shared with donors, potential donors, and the community.
The Done-In-A-Day (DIAD) Committee responds to community needs by conducting rewarding and hands-on projects in partnership with community agencies within the mission of the Junior League of San Jose’s Community Program.
Junior Leagues’ Kids in the Kitchen is designed to help communities address the urgent issues surrounding childhood obesity and poor nutrition.
The Make Build Play Project is a collaboration between the Junior League of San Jose and Resource Area for Teaching (RAFT) to present workshops that provide “learn by doing” science, technology, engineering and math opportunities for young children (4-8 years old).
Junior League of San Jose has played an integral part in the development, improvement, and support of Santa Clara County. Members develop community projects in collaboration with local non-profit agencies after careful consideration and research of an unmet community need.
