Junior League of Annapolis, Inc. is an organization of women whose mission is to advance women's leadership for meaningful community impact through volunteer action, collaboration, and training.
The 2023-2024 Board of Directors term on June 1, 2023, led by Michele Myers, President. Read about our Board of Directors:
Projects are held throughout Anne Arundel County and support the JLA mission and community impact strategy.
AJLI’s First Organizational Development Institute (ODI) AJLI’s first Organizational Development Institute (ODI) is taking place November 3 – 5, 2023 in Washington, DC. This three-day training event welcomes new leaders and general members alike for a combination of mainstage presentations and workshops on the information YOU need to succeed. Topics presented will include: Crucial Conversations … Read More
The Junior League of Annapolis, Inc. (JLA) is holding a fundraiser benefiting the families impacted by the fires on Maui during Dinner Under the Stars on West Street in downtown Annapolis, on September 9th, 2023, 6pm – 9pm. JLA will be selling leis for $10 each and all money raised will be donated to the… Read More
The new League year starts each June and it’s a time of transition. New board members and committee chairs are learning the ins and outs of their new roles. Often scheduling several meetings with their predecessors to develop a firm understanding of what lies ahead in the new League year. Then the fun starts! Starting… Read More
Don't forget to register on Digital Cheetah! Members, join us for champagne and cake and come and learn about what the YWCA does in the community.
Our October GMM is dedicated to past JLA President, Sue Neely who passed away this year. In addition to our membership meeting, we will dedicate our October meeting to her commitment to the community by holding a Done-In-A-Meeting as we pack period packages for the Discoveries Pantry.
JLA's current mission focus is on the self-sufficiency of women and children in the Anne Arundel County community through our community impact projects.
Our membership of three hundred women strives to combat food insecurity in Anne Arundel County, with a specific focus on the self-sufficiency of women and children. We partner with local non-profit organizations, government agencies, or other community organizations to develop new projects that meet community needs in our focus and issue area.
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