The Junior League of Northern Virginia is proud to be a vital force for driving positive community change in Northern Virginia since 1958.
Our programs provide access to essential services and professional development opportunities for women and families.
Collaboration. Community. Compassion. Connection. We are the Junior League of Northern Virginia! Join us to learn how JLNV women are making a difference!
Training women to become community leaders is in our DNA. Since the first Junior League was founded in 1901, we have been committed to leadership development.
Fairfax, VA, July 27, 2023 – The Junior League of Northern Virginia (JLNV) is proud to announce the awarding of nearly $20,000 in grants to five nonprofit organizations in the Metro DC and Northern Virginia area. The organizations receiving grants are Bethany House of Northern Virginia, The Salvation Army, Women Giving Back, Homestretch Inc.,… Read More
Exciting News! Kimberly Beach and Monika Geraci, JLNV cookbook contributors, are currently featured in a story from The Fairfax County Times about the history and significance of JLNV cookbooks, volunteering and holiday recipes. “Sometimes people are intimidated by trying something new,” said Beach. “These are easy recipes that I was able to do when learning… Read More
MCLEAN, VA (December 1, 2022) – Looking for a gift that’s a bit off the radar? Want to feature local Virginia produce in your holiday dishes for your out of town guests? Consider cooking local this year with 27 Northern Virginia winter fresh recipes with help from the Junior League of Northern Virginia’s popular cookbook,… Read More
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The Junior League of Northern Virginia has a proud legacy of driving positive change for the Northern Virginia community over the past six decades. But we cannot do it alone. Donors like you play an invaluable role in helping to expand JLNV’s community outreach.
Each year the JLNV provides grants of funds and volunteer hours to support programs that enhance access to essential services and professional development opportunities for women and families.
Our roots run deep into the community and have for more than 50 years. The JLNV is also part of a larger organization, the Association of Junior Leagues International, which has worked to foster a spirit of involvement to improve communities worldwide over 100 years.
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