The Junior League of Tallahassee (JLT) was established in 1960 by a group of visionary women committed to serving the community in a volunteer capacity.
Today, the JLT has more than 500 members and remains dedicated to developing the potential of women as leaders and grassroots volunteers in charitable causes that improve Tallahassee and the surrounding area.
Our community projects aim to provide children and families the opportunities to succeed in school through health, self-esteem and basic needs.
The talented women of the JLT include business executives, homemakers, teachers, executive directors of non-profits and entrepreneurs, all dedicated to making the Tallahassee community better.
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The Junior League of Tallahassee is a nonprofit organization of women committed to improving the lives of children and families through the effective action and leadership of trained volunteers. Its purpose is exclusively educational and charitable.
Reaching Out Statement
The Junior League of Tallahassee and The Association of Junior Leagues International reach out to women of all races, religions and national origins who demonstrate an interest in and commitment to voluntarism.
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2014-2015 Membership Dues |
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Dues for the 2014-2015 year are due by April 1, 2014. Please contact Ceil Parramore,
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, with questions. For more information about a payment plan, please complete the Payment Plan Form and return it to
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See the Dues Guidelines for more information.
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A Snapshot of How JLT is Helping Meet Needs in Our Community
- 2,444 - Number of Hours Volunteered by JLT in 2011-2012
- 700 – Children assisted by the JLT in 2011-2012
- $120,000 – The total amount of funding the JLT injects into the community over the previous and upcoming fiscal years.
- $21,300 – The amount awarded to iGrow to help combat hunger in Tallahassee through the JLT’s first-ever Big Bold Idea grant.
- $12,500 – The value of school clothing, shoes, backpacks and supplies provided to deserving children each year through the JLT Kids’ Boutique project.
- 1,500 - The number of dresses available last year to 260 young women who attended the 2012 Operation Prom Dress project.
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