JLMC Community Work

Me, Momma, & the Junior League Rock! 

The JLMC Participated in the 9/11 National Day of Service and Remembrance with a Me and Momma Rock musical workshop at Linkages in Tinton Falls.  Click the picture to read more!

 


The JLMC and the Walk to Cure Juvenile Diabetes
JLMC members staffed registration tables, worked in the accounting room, and served lunch to volunteers during the Walk to Cure Juvenile Diabetes on October 11 in Avon.  Click the picture to read more!

 

Empowering Women
The Junior League of Monmouth County (JLMC) is committed to empowering women in our county to gain proficiency in the basic life skills critical to achieving independence.
Done-In-A-Day (DIAD)
Each year, the JLMC helps to meet immediate and critical needs within Monmouth County by organizing volunteer opportunities that can be completed in a day. Past Done-in-a-Day projects have included working in soup kitchens, organizing clothing and supply food drives, renovating partner organization facilities and cleaning up beachfront areas.  Upcoming events are open to the public, feel free to contact DIAD.  If your organization has a project that the JLMC can help with, please submit a proposal using our Community RFP form.

JLMC Sponsors

Junior League Events

 

  

 

 

 


 

 

 

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 You can build a better community.
We can show you how.

 The JLMC is always looking for dedicated people who want to get involved with their community.We are open to anyone who has an interest and commitment to voluntarism. If you would like to learn more about the Junior League of Monmouth County, please contact us Email.  

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News & Highlights


Thank you to all who attended the JLMC Fundraiser, An Evening with Alec Baldwin!  Click here to read about the event and see pictures from the Two River Times.

 

 

 The JLMC is very fortunate to have the original Rumson Fire House at 55 Center Street as its home.   The hickory wood fire station originally held one horse drawn carriage. As the town grew, the fire company relocated in 1956, and the JLMC purchased the building for one dollar. 

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