The New York Junior League Celebrates Fall 2023 Project with SCAN-Harbor at Ribbon Cutting Ceremony
The NYJL’s Community Improvement Project Completed Transformational Renovation at Eisman Day Nursery - December 31, 2023
The New York Junior League Announces Its 2024 Outstanding Sustainers and Outstanding Volunteers to be Honored at the 72nd Annual Winter Ball
The NYJL to Celebrate Outstanding Sustainers A. Gale Kroeger and Elizabeth Timberman and Outstanding Volunteers Mona Kelly Lopez, Moriah K. Lutz-Tveite, Susan Timmons Marks, Elizabeth Ann Beller Staryak, and Megan Zuckerman - December 01, 2023
The New York Junior League Announces Settlement Housing Fund and SCAN-Harbor as 2023-2024 Community Improvement Project Partners
Signature NYJL project to invest more than $70,000 and provide trained volunteers in restorations of community spaces. - October 02, 2023
The New York Junior League Hosted 71st Annual Winter Ball, Raising Over $600,000 for Training and Community Programs
The sold-out Winter Ball, the New York Woman: Leading a Legacy and Lighting the Way, Celebrated Two Outstanding Sustainers and Five Outstanding Volunteers. - March 24, 2023
The New York Junior League Announces Its 2023 Outstanding Sustainers and Outstanding Volunteers to be Honored at the 71st Annual Winter Ball
The NYJL to Celebrate Outstanding Sustainers Barbara Etzel and Marion S. Hedges and Outstanding Volunteers Blythe Winchester Brock, Marie T. Finan, Andrea Theresa McDermott, Christina Bott Murphy, and Contessa Officer. - January 16, 2023
New York Junior League’s Community Improvement Project Announces Lantern Community Services and Neighborhood Coalition for Shelter as 2022-2023 Partners
The New York Junior League’s (NYJL) Community Improvement Project (CIP) has selected Lantern Community Services and the Neighborhood Coalition for Shelter as its 2022–2023 community partners. Each year, the NYJL’s CIP partners with Manhattan-based nonprofit organizations to... - October 19, 2022
New York Junior League’s Community Improvement Project Completes Projects with Abyssinian Development Corporation and Goddard Riverside
The New York Junior League (NYJL)‘s Community Improvement Project (CIP) committee is pleased to announce the completion of its projects with Abyssinian Development Corporation (ADC) and Goddard Riverside, the 2021-2022 community partners selected to receive $60,000 in supplies and in-kind... - July 07, 2022
New York Junior League Completes 30th Annual Playground Improvement Project Revitalizing Seward Park and Neighborhood Green Spaces
The NYJL Holds Ribbon-Cutting Ceremony Celebrating Longstanding Partnership with the New York City Department of Parks and Recreation and Dedicating Tree in Honor of Michelle Go. - July 06, 2022
New York Junior League to Restore Seward Park and Neighborhood Green Spaces for 30th Annual Playground Improvement Project
The NYJL to Continue Longstanding Partnership with the New York City Department of Parks and Recreation in April and May 2022 - April 22, 2022
The New York Junior League Hosted 70th Annual Winter Ball, Raising Over $660K for Training and Community Programs
Winter Ball, Reflections and Radiance: Restoring and Building New York Together, Celebrated Two Outstanding Sustainers, Five Outstanding Volunteers, and President’s Community Partner Award Honoree, the Single Parent Resource Center - March 02, 2022
The New York Junior League Announces Its 2022 Outstanding Sustainers and Outstanding Volunteers to be Honored at the 70th Annual Winter Ball
The NYJL to Celebrate Outstanding Sustainers Jeannie A. Egas-Trouveroy and Dr. Jephtha Tausig and Outstanding Volunteers Raven Carter, Anna Guerin, Natalie Ings, Jeri Powell, and Pamela Siler. - December 16, 2021
Abyssinian Development Corporation and Goddard Riverside Chosen as New York Junior League’s 2021–2022 Community Improvement Project Sites
The New York Junior League’s (NYJL) Community Improvement Project has selected the Abyssinian Development Corporation and Goddard Riverside as its 2021–2022 community partners. The Community Improvement Project (CIP) creates a one-year partnership with a selected organization to... - December 15, 2021
The New York Junior League Will Complete 115 Non-Stop Hours of Community Work in New York City to Celebrate Their 115th Anniversary Year
Working with 27 local, non-profit, community focused organizations throughout New York City, volunteers will perform community work non-stop for 115 hours starting Friday, October 14 at 9:00 a.m. and ending Wednesday, October 19 at 6:00 a.m. For 115 years NYJL volunteers have tackled critical, social challenges in NYC with hands-on community programs and advocacy efforts targeted at human trafficking, foster care, domestic violence, juvenile justice, teen self-esteem, literacy, among others. - October 08, 2016