Women Building Better Communities

The Junior League of Tuscaloosa, Inc. is an organization of women committed to promoting volunteerism, 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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Dinner at Your Door

What’s better than dinner you don’t have to make? Dinner at YOUR door coming fall 2021!

LBDI

March 2022 we will be using social media & the iconic “little black dress” to raise awareness about poverty and its effects on women in society!

Tulips & Juleps

This year we are turning Tulips & Juleps into a multi-day celebration from the comfort of your home while raising $ that will stay right here in Tuscaloosa!

T-Town Shop Around

Save more on tax free weekend with our T-Town Shop Around cards! Look for more information this summer.

Commitment to Diversity and Inclusion

The Junior League welcomes all women who value our Mission. We are committed to inclusive environments of diverse individuals, organizations and communities.

Community Grants

The Junior League of Tuscaloosa offers grants to non-profit organizations serving Tuscaloosa County involved in community impact focus of empowering women and children, with an emphasis on literacy.

Developing the Potential of Women

The Junior League of Tuscaloosa is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization, whose members are dedicated to promoting voluntarism, developing the potential of women, and improving communities through the effective action and leadership of trained volunteers.

Holt Elementary

As an Adopt-A-School partner, the Junior League of Tuscaloosa has a direct impact on the school community and has the opportunity to form quality relationships with the Holt community.

Our History

Called the Junior Welfare Association of Tuscaloosa, this new organization immediately began raising money to support the causes they adopted. It supported a weekly Sick Baby Clinic and sold TB seals to raise funds to fight tuberculosis. It provided for the needs of the Preventorium through fundraisers such as charity bridge games, dinners, and dances. In 1939, the women published five hundred volumes of a best-selling cookbook, and their work was just beginning.

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News

JLT Member Spotlight: Whitni Molden

posted on April 21, 2021

Get to know Whitni Molden, WAYLA Award recipient, JLT Volunteer of the Year winner, a Tuscaloosa Top 40 Under 40 honoree, and most importantly, our Diversity & Inclusion Member-at-Large, in this week’s Member Spotlight! How many years have you been in the league? I joined the Junior League in 2018. What is your day job? I am an Insurance agent… Read More

Member Spotlight: Sheriah Gibson

posted on March 31, 2021

Get to know Sheriah Gibson, our 2020 Provisional of the Year Award recipient, in this week’s Member Spotlight! How many years have you been in the league? I am entering my third year in the Junior League of Tuscaloosa. During my provisional year, my peers and I were able to provide hygiene kits by partnering with… Read More

JLT Member Spotlight: Tori Gray

posted on March 5, 2021

Get to know Tori Gray, one of our amazing Junior League of Tuscaloosa board of directors members, in this week’s Member Spotlight! How many years have you been in the league? I’ve been in the League for 5 years. What is your day job? I am the Assistant Director of the Ferguson Student Center at The… Read More

Events

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Leadership Empowered

Our commitment, has remained unwavering: to develop exceptionally qualified civic leaders who can identify a community’s most urgent and pressing needs and address them with meaningful and relevant programs and initiatives that not only improve lives, but change the way people think.

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