True to their legacy, today’s League members are at the forefront of tackling society’s thorniest issues—addressing and acting as advocates on an array of critical issues including human trafficking, foster care, juvenile justice, teen self-esteem, cybercrimes, literacy, and the environment, among others—for the express purpose of enhancing the social, cultural and political fabric of our society.
Developing Women Leaders & Building Better Communities
The Junior League of Monmouth County (JLMC) is a vibrant group of over 300 women with diverse backgrounds who are passionate about empowering and developing the potential in women through volunteering in the Monmouth and Ocean Counties community to make it an even better place to live.
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200
Volunteers
Active and Sustaining Members of the JLMC -
20,000
Hours
Annual service hours by JLMC members -
$300,000
Time Donation
The equivalent donation of League time
About
The Junior League of Monmouth County is an organization of women whose mission is to advance women’s leadership for meaningful community impact through volunteer action, collaboration, and training.
Join
Are you interested in being part of Monmouth County’s only leadership training organization for women? We welcome all women over the age of 21 who demonstrate a commitment to voluntarism, regardless of race, religion, or national origin.
Donate
We depend on local resources to support our work in the community. As a donor to the Junior League of Monmouth County, you are supporting an organization devoted to training women leaders to create lasting community change.
Upcoming Events
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Community Impact
The JLMC strives to encourage, support, and service Monmouth County nonprofit organizations, and the professionals, staffers, volunteers, donors, and supporters who work to make our community a better place.
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Since March 2021, the Junior League of Monmouth County has been working to raise awareness of period poverty and supports the development and expansion of period supply programs throughout our community.
CoLAB is a one-day conference focused on the critical issue of collaboration among non-profits. Each year, the JLMC creates a dynamic platform for Monmouth and Ocean County nonprofit leaders to learn and network in order to meet the needs of our community.
Create a Lasting Impact
Whether through individual giving, corporate sponsorship, grants, or fundraising events, your support of our numerous community programs creates a lasting impact in Monmouth & Ocean Counties.
Join the JLMC
Women interested in joining the JLMC should attend a New Member Open House. These events are designed to introduce you to the JLMC, the purpose, history, and vision in a casual, fun setting. The New Member Open House also provides detailed information about the JLMC and membership requirements. All attendees are invited to submit an application for membership.
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I never expected to build such strong friendships as I have through the Junior League of Monmouth County.
As an adult, it can be hard to find time and ways to volunteer. Through the JLMC, I have finally found a way to give back to the community that means so much to me and my family.
Since 1939
For over 80 years, the Junior League of Monmouth County has trained hundreds of women leaders to create lasting community change.
AboutJunior League of Monmouth County 80th Anniversary
Founded in 1939, the JLMC started with 13 members in Red Bank, NJ. Today, the JLMC has approximately 300 active and sustaining volunteer members living in Monmouth and Ocean Counties. Our members are business owners, executives, accountants, lawyers, health care professionals and stay-at-home mothers. Membership is open to any woman, age 21 or over.
The Association of Junior Leagues International, Inc. (AJLI)
The Junior League — the over 125,000 women empowered to lead in over 290 Leagues in the United States, United Kingdom, Canada, and Mexico — have amassed an archive of irrefutable results and an undisputed reputation as thoughtful and influential change agents for the public good. Our organization has been instrumental in championing education and literacy programs, children’s cultural development, school nutrition, vaccination, the Clean Water Act, and heightened awareness around domestic violence and alcohol abuse.