The Junior League of Pittsburgh

    • Current and prospective Junior League of Pittsburgh members came together in January to sort and pack medical supplies at Global Links. (Photo courtesy of Cindy Moldovan)

  • The JLP participated in the virtual Highmark Walk for a Healthy Community this summer. Thank you to everyone who walked or supported our teams! (2019 photo by Janey Cink)

  • The League welcomed kids and those young at heart at its Touch-a-Truck fundraiser last year. (Photo by Janey Cink)

  • Our members cooked and served breakfast at the Salvation Army Family Caring Center.

  • We provided home-cooked meals for the East End Cooperative Ministry.

  • Apr 23

    Spring Tea

    Please join us for a Spring Tea benefitting the Junior League of Pittsburgh! Celebrate the spring season with a lovely high tea featuring a teacup auction, exciting raffles, and a preview of upcoming Junior League events. All are welcome– you do not need to be a Junior League member to attend. Ticket Information: TBD

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Save the date – Centennial Spring Tea

 

  • Commitment to Diversity and Inclusion

    The Junior League of Pittsburgh established a Diversity and Inclusion Committee to keep members listening and learning. We are committed to providing an inclusive environment.

  • Did You Know?

    The League founded the Children’s Museum of Pittsburgh. These photos captured some of our members on opening day in 1983. Back then, the exhibits took up less than 5,000 square feet in the basement of the Allegheny Post Office. (Photos courtesy of the museum)

  • We are ‘Unstoppable’

    Determined. Impactful. Unstoppable. The Junior League of Pittsburgh is preparing today’s leaders to address tomorrow’s issues head on. View the Junior League’s latest video.

Community Impact

Junior Leaguers are addressing food insecurity issues in the Pittsburgh community. Every month members participate in the Greater Pittsburgh Community Food Bank’s Produce to People program in Braddock, and they prepare breakfast for residents at the Salvation Army Family Caring Center in East Liberty. (Photos by Janey Cink)

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