The Junior League Legacy Project will be a collaborative short term volunteer effort between the Junior League of Salt Lake City and another community nonprofit. This will be the second year of the a three – year initiative, and while the League is interested in strengthening ties with past projects, the Junior League is also… Read More

One of our Sustaining members, Christy Tribe, President and CEO of Junior Achievement, was recently awarded the Athena Pathfinder award as part of the 43rd Annual Women & Business Conference and ATHENA Awards Luncheon. Attendees heard from the two-time Olympic medalist and U.S. National Champion Nancy Kerrigan, as the keynote speaker. Attendees also had the… Read More

CARE Fair is a FREE event, and is also open to ALL community members. No one will be turned away. No identification or insurance is required. It has also been declared a safe place by Governor Herbert and Police Chief Brown. In a letter presented to us, Governor Herbert states, “…Salt Lake City is a… Read More

We took the occasion of a previous blog post to list five benefits of volunteerism. Our goal was to encourage readers to volunteer themselves to the local chapter of the Junior League, one of the leading sources of women’s volunteer opportunities in Salt Lake City. This post picks up where that one left off with… Read More

Think about the worst boss you’ve ever had compared to the best boss you’ve ever had. Some key differences in effective leadership involve changing the mindset of what leadership looks like. Leaders do not drag people behind them kicking and screaming. They lead by example, taking along others on the same path in the same… Read More

Are you doing some Kon-Marie-ing  at your house and wonder what to do with your kids’ old books? Bring them to the Junior League of Salt Lake City where we can give them to children and families attending our CARE Fair! We hope to be able have every child that attends CARE Fair leave with… Read More