Period poverty is a human rights issue. JLB seeks to eradicate period inequality in our community so women and girls can go to school and work. Please join us!
Throughout history, women have been a powerful force for change. JLB trains women to be civic leaders while actively helping in our community. #BeJLB
We're leaning into our mission during the Covid-19 pandemic to help community partners like First Fruits Farm provide for our most vulnerable citizens.
JLB has been dedicated to its Mission to train women to be civic leaders since 1912. We're excited to work with the newly named Committee Chairs in 2021!
To our League members and the Greater Baltimore community: Yesterday, the jury’s verdict in the trial of Derek Chauvin hopefully shifted the landscape of systematic injustice because it was so visible. Mr. Floyd’s death highlighted the disregard for human life that plays out across this country and made racism palpable for even those among us… Read More
The Junior League of Baltimore is proud to announce that Mary Helfrich, Past President of the Board of Directors (2012-2013), has been named to the Maryland’s Top 100 Women Circle of Excellence. The annual list of Top 100 Women has been selected by The Daily Record for twenty-six years, highlighting the achievements of leaders in… Read More
In the face of the continuous rise in violence and discrimination against the Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) Community in the United States, The Junior League of Baltimore, along with The Association of Junior Leagues International, reaffirms our Commitment to Diversity, Equity and Inclusion, which condemns discrimination, racism and racial injustice. As a leading… Read More
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Provides transitional housing, education, social services, and companionship to asylum seekers.
A leader in the fight to end domestic violence and provides emergency shelter and a variety of victim services, as well as rehabilitation programs for abusers.
Provides safe and affordable housing and support services to homeless low-income women and families in Baltimore City.
The Wise Penny is a thrift store owned and operated by the Junior League of Baltimore. The shop provides quality new and "gently used" clothing and household items at affordable prices. Proceeds are used for funding community projects. Since opening in 1970, The Wise Penny has raised over $2.5 million to support the Junior League and its programs.
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