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About the Junior League of Northern Virginia 

Since 1958, our members have raised more than $2 million dollars to implement more than 35 community programs in Northern Virginia. Our members have provided hundreds of thousands volunteer hours in support of Northern Virginia nonprofits. We have engaged in various community initiatives, from combating homelessness and STEM education to healthy eating and active living initiatives for kids and families to period poverty and providing access to essential services and professional development opportunities for women and families.

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Fairfax Times (Jan. 19) JLNV receives Walmart grant  The Junior League of Northern Virginia recently received a $1,000 grant from Walmart’s Spark for Good Program.

Loudoun Now (Nov. 23) JK Community Farm Launches Food Education Curriculum for Students Junior League of Northern Virginia and 100Women Strong. The new curriculum, developed in partnership with FoodPrints DC, combines gardening

Bollyinside (Nov. 13) JK Community Farm Launches Food Education Field Trip Program in Partnership with FoodPrints DC A new food education program at JK Community Farm in Purcellville was recently launched as part of the farm’s field trip program

Loudoun Times-Mirror (Nov. 14) JK Community Farm launches food education field trip program A new food education program at JK Community Farm in Purcellville was recently launched as part of the farm’s field trip program

Patch (Nov. 9, 2023) Junior League of NoVA Helps Launch ‘Period Pantry’ at Lorton Center The Junior League of Northern Virginia, through its partnership with the Lorton Community Action Center, helped to launch a “period pantry.”

Fairfax Times (Nov. 3, 2023) People and Places Week of Nov. 3, 2023 The Junior League of Northern Virginia will continue supporting the community in partnership with the Lorton Community Action Center (LCAC). The

FFXnow (Nov. 1, 2023) Junior League will provide period products to women served by Lorton center  – The Junior League of Northern Virginia has committed to providing at least 8,000 period products to clients of the Lorton Community Action Center over the next year.

InsideNoVa.com (Oct. 30, 2023) Junior League will provide period products to women served by Lorton center The Junior League of Northern Virginia has committed to providing at least 8,000 period products to clients of the Lorton Community Action Center over the next year.  The mission of the Lorton center is to enhance the quality of life for clients by providing food, basic needs, and self-sufficiency programs.