Partnering with The Junior League of Atlanta
The Junior League of Atlanta (JLA) partners with community agencies that reflect our mission, vision and values. Focused on improving the health, education and welfare of women and children, the Junior League of Atlanta provides much-needed volunteer resources and funding, and serves as a catalyst for positive change through our partnerships.
Each year, the Junior League of Atlanta invests thousands of volunteer hours to community agencies and programs that support empowering women and children to become self-sufficient. This year, Junior League of Atlanta will contribute more than 75,000 volunteer hours, valued at nearly $2 million dollars, along with $250,000 in grant funding to our community partners
Community Placement and Outreach Partners
The Junior League of Atlanta has hundreds of trained volunteers who each commit 50+ hours of direct volunteer service to certain partner that we consider to be our "community placements." The League also provides funding for special programs that our volunteers support through service at these organizations.
In addition, the League partners with community agencies in other creative ways through various outreach programs that include advocacy, drives for items such as children’s books and clothing, “done-in-a-day” projects, and providing League members the opportunity to serve as a member of our partners' Board of Directors.
Community Partners
To learn more about these organizations, please click below.
| Adopt-A-Grandparent |
| A.G. Rhodes Health & Rehab |
| Agape Community Center |
| American Red Cross |
| Anti-Prejudice Consortium |
| Arthritis Foundation |
| Atlanta Ballet |
| Atlanta Botanical Gardens |
| Atlanta Children’s Shelter |
| Atlanta Community Food Bank |
| Atlanta Day Shelter |
| Atlanta Fulton Public Library Foundation |
| Atlanta Mission |
| Atlanta Opera |
| Atlanta Ronald McDonald House - Egleston |
| Atlanta Ronald McDonald House - Scottish Rite |
| Atlanta Speech School |
| Boys & Girls Clubs of Metro Atlanta |
| C5 Georgia |
| Cancer Support Community |
| Center for Puppetry Arts |
| Center for Visually Impaired, Inc. |
| Chastain Horse Park |
| Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta – Egleston |
| Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta – Scottish Rite |
| Children's Restoration Network (CRN) |
| Cool Girls, Inc. |
| Corrigan Care, Inc. |
| Easter Seals of North Georgia |
| Everybody Wins! |
| Families First |
| Ferst Foundation for Childhood Literacy |
| FOCUS |
| Foster Care Support Foundation |
| Frazer Center, The |
| Fulton County CASA, Inc |
| Fulton County Juvenile Court Citizen Panel Review |
| GEEARS |
| Genesis Shelter, Inc. |
| Georgia Radio Reading Service (GaRRS) |
| Georgia Shakespeare Festival |
| GiGi's Playhouse |
| Girl Scouts of Greater Atlanta, Inc. |
| Girls on the Run of Atlanta |
| Girls, Inc. |
| Grady Health System |
| Grow Kids |
| Healthy Mothers, Healthy Babies Coalition of Georgia, Inc. |
| Kate’s Club |
| Kidz2leaders, Inc. |
| KIPP Metro Atlanta |
| Literacy Action, Inc. |
| Make a Wish Foundation of Georgia & Alabama |
| Metro Atlanta Recovery Residences (MARR, Inc.) |
| Meridian Education Resource Group - Whitefoord Community Center |
| Midtown Assistance Center |
| Multi Agency Alliance for Children (MAAC) |
| Multiple Sclerosis Center of Atlanta |
| Open Hand |
| Operation Hope |
| Partnership Against Domestic Violence |
| Points of Light |
| Prevent Child Abuse Georgia, GSU Foundation |
| Rainbows - Georgia Chapter |
| Raising Expectations, Inc. |
| SafeHouse Outreach, Inc. |
| Scottsdale Child Development & Family Resource Center, Inc. of Central DeKalb |
| Sheltering Arms Early Education & Family Centers |
| Sisters by Choice |
| Southeastern Horticultural Society |
| Special Olympics Georgia |
| Sporty Girls, Inc. |
| Street GRACE |
| Sullivan Center |
| Visiting Nurse Health System, Inc. (Hospice Atlanta) |
| Voices for Georgia's Children |
| Wellspring Livings, Inc. |
| Wesley Woods Senior Living |
| Young Audiences, Woodruff Arts Center |
| youthSpark |
| Zoo Atlanta |