The Association of Junior Leagues International Inc.

Contact

80 Maiden Lane
New York, NY 10038
Ph. (212) 951-8300
Fx. (212) 481-7196
http://www.ajli.org [1]
info@ajli.org [2]
sdanish@ajli.org [3]

The Association of Junior Leagues International Inc. (AJLI) is an organization of women committed to promoting voluntarism, developing the potential of women, and improving communities through the effective action and leadership of trained volunteers. Its purpose is exclusively educational and charitable.

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Principal Staff

Susan Danish, Executive Director
Ph. (212) 951-8322
Fax: (212) 696-4243
E-mail: sdanish@ajli.org

Anne Dalton, Chief Officer for Strategic Initiatives
Ph. (212) 951-8340
Fax: (212) 679-4583
E-mail: adalton@ajli.org

Martha Ferry, Chief Financial Officer
Ph. (212) 951-8364
Fax: (212) 481-6206
E-mail: mferry@ajli.org

Laurie Dodge, Director of Marketing and Communications
Ph. (212) 951-8347
E-mail: ldodge@ajli.org

Jean Lubas, Director League Services
Ph. (212) 951-8312
E-mail: jlubas@ajli.org

Dolores (Dee) Brinkley, Director Meeting Management
Ph. (212) 951-8327
E-mail: dbrinkley@ajli.org

Areas of Expertise:

Awareness & Education [7], Family & Society [8], Philanthropy and Social Entrepreneurship [9], Equality, Diversity & Inclusion [10]

Member Experts:

Projects & Campaigns

Childhood Obesity / Healthy Eating
Junior Leagues' Kids in the Kitchen: An international project for participating Leagues to raise awareness about childhood obesity and the diseases that arise from it. The program focuses on educating both children and their parents at the grassroots level. We have established a special website for this initiative www.kidsinthekitchen.ajli.org.

Community Service
Local programs: AJLI's member Leagues have developed a wide variety of local programs that serve the specific needs of their communities. These programs address the many areas of expertise listed above.

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Opportunities, Grants & Fellowships

Join a Junior League:

Junior League women make things happen -- they form strategic partnerships, create innovative programs and raise funds for exciting community initiatives. So what sets Junior League volunteers apart from the rest? They are not only women who want to improve communities, they are women with the training and skills to make it happen!

Since Mary Harriman convened the very first Junior League in 1901, The Junior League's emphasis has always been on learning. Members benefit from extensive training in leadership and organizational development, community needs assessment, strategic planning, communications, advocacy and fundraising. Through this unique training, League members learn to manage and train volunteers, unite communities and form partnerships. AJLI organizes regular conferences and meetings to create opportunities for networking, collaboration and shared learning among Leagues.

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Partnerships:

The Association of Junior Leagues International Inc. welcomes inquiries from organizations seeking to partner with our member Leagues. Junior League women are highly motivated, educated, influential women who transform their communities through advocacy, direct service, public education, fundraising and sheer hard work. As such, they are a highly desirable group for corporate sponsors and nonprofit organizations seeking marketing and partnership opportunities.