2021-2022 Report to the Community
The Junior League of Nashville celebrated our Centennial during the 2021-2022 League Year. Read about some of the highlights in our annual Report to the Community.
Author: Marin Sieck
Summer 2022 League Link
Click here to read highlights from Year 100 in the summer 2022 League Link.
Discount Shopping Card Supports Nashville Nonprofits
Give back to the Nashville community when you shop and save this October The Junior League of Nashville’s annual SHOP | SAVE | SUPPORT discount shopping card fundraiser is back, bringing business to more than 115 area retailers, restaurants and attractions while supporting local nonprofits. The $35 shopping card is available for purchase online… Read More
JLN Partner Agency Spotlight: Angie Adams, President & CEO of PENCIL
An interview by JLN Vice President of Community Kara Apel September 2021 As we celebrate 100 years of the Junior League of Nashville’s legacy, we also believe it’s important to highlight the local leaders who are making significant impacts in our focus areas of literacy and human trafficking. This year, as part of our… Read More
10 DECADES OF COMMUNITY LEADERSHIP: THE 1930S
As we celebrate our centennial, Junior League of Nashville President Jenny Barker takes us on a journey through the League’s history of community leadership and devotion to Nashville by highlighting a decade each month, starting with the 1920s to the present day. 1930S: THE DEPRESSION & VOLUNTARISM As we look back on the next decade of… Read More
10 Decades of Community Leadership: The 1920s
As we celebrate our centennial, Junior League of Nashville President Jenny Barker takes us on a journey through the League’s history of community leadership and devotion to Nashville by highlighting a decade each month, starting with the 1920s to the present day. 1920S: NEW FREEDOMS AND RESPONSIBILITIES Starting with the 1920s in July, I… Read More
Message from the President
Welcome to the Junior League of Nashville’s Centennial year! It’s a milestone year for the Junior League of Nashville. One hundred years have passed since a group of courageous women launched a movement to empower women with the knowledge and opportunity to lead positive change in our city. Since our founding in 1922, our organization… Read More