The Junior League of Buffalo, Inc. is an organization of women committed to promoting voluntarism, developing the potential of women, and improving the community through the effective action and leadership of trained volunteers. Its purpose is exclusively educational and charitable.
The Junior League of Buffalo was established in 1919 and has been investing in the welfare of Buffalo's children, families, neighborhoods, and heritage.
Our focus is on Families at Risk. JL Buffalo's direct community service programs focusing on families at risks provides comprehensive assistance in WNY.
Our community partners receive hundreds of direct volunteer hours each year from JL Buffalo members. Find out how to collaborate with us.
To celebrate our legacy of service, Junior League of Buffalo volunteers will pair up with community partners to provide some hands-on relief on June 8, 2019.
The Junior League of Buffalo participated in the Delaware Ave St. Patrick’s Day Parade for the first time in many years! We had a wonderful experience and the community was excited to see us! Thank you to Jeannine Yager-Aiello for putting it together and to the Theodore Roosevelt Inaugural Site for hosting our members, friends, and… Read More
The Palmer Centennial House is set to open! Join us April 27th – May 19th at 288 Lincoln Pkwy. Come visit the house of former prominent florist, William Palmer. The house boasts 3 stories with a beautiful backyard. Buy your tickets now! Presale tickets are $20/each. They will increase to $25/each on April 27th. The… Read More
The Junior League of Buffalo was established according to the principle that women could and should make a meaningful contribution to society; an ideal that was first advanced by Mary Harriman in New York City as Founder of the Junior League in 1901 and borrowed in Buffalo in 1919 by Mary Crate Taylor as the… Read More
The Junior League of Buffalo is pleased to announce that it has awarded one Community Assistance Small Grant in the amount of $7,000 to Journey’s End Refugee Services. The Junior League of Buffalo Community Assistance Small Grants program seeks to support non-profit organizations who are directly engaged in Western New York addressing a demonstrated need… Read More
The membership of the Junior League of Buffalo has elected to target its community efforts on projects that focus on "Female Heads of Households Living in Poverty."
Come walk with JLB members to support Autism and our friends at Summit
JLB members help take donations of food for the Food Bank of WNY
The Junior League of Buffalo, in partnership with the Burchfield Penney Art Center at SUNY Buffalo State, are excited to announce a call for proposals for a sculpture in recognition of the one-hundredth anniversary of the Junior League of Buffalo. The selected public artwork will be sited on the grounds of the Burchfield Penney Art Center as a part of the museum collection.
Background
Founded in 1919, the Junior League of Buffalo (JLB) reaches out to women of all races, religions, and national origins who demonstrate an interest in and a commitment to voluntarism. It is one of 291 Junior Leagues in four countries comprising the Association of Junior Leagues International, Inc. Junior League of Buffalo members will observe the 100th anniversary in the 2018–2019 League year by celebrating the remarkable impact the organization has made in Western New York through the development of women as leaders and support to the community.
The proposed initiative will demonstrate to women and girls in the Western New York (WNY) community that they have the capacity to achieve. The statue will help to clarify our actions, our accomplishments, and hopes for the future. The statue will capture our memory, the long history of women’s impact in our community and long-term potential. Women and girls in our community will continue to lead and create positive lasting change in the region.
The Burchfield Penney Art Center is a museum dedicated to the art and artists of Western New York. It is located at 1300 Elmwood Avenue, situated in a neighborhood of modern and classic architecture. The museum, designed by Gwathmey Siegel and Associates Architects, presents a counterpoint to the surrounding architecture while continuing the story of architectural development into the 21st century. The Center was the first "green" art museum in New York State when it opened in 2008. The significant location of the Burchfield Penney and the site for the selected artwork is enhanced by their proximity to Buffalo State College, the Albright Knox Art Gallery, and is part of Buffalo's Olmsted Park System. This is a visible, high-traffic location.
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