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We’re Empowering the Next Great Civic Leaders…
And we’re already making a powerful impact by leading change within Greater Orlando communities! To us, becoming a civic leader is all about understanding that local efforts have a global reach, and it all begins with creating local leadership opportunities that put women’s skills and passion to work right here in Orlando. If you’re interested in developing civic leadership skills while collaborating on important efforts with a group of like-minded women, you’re in the right place!
The Junior League is a Highly Respected Organization with an Extraordinary Legacy…
Junior League of Greater Orlando is very proud of that historic reputation, but as society changes, we adapt and evolve. We strive to put our venerable values to work in modern ways; demonstrating our pride and perpetuating our legacy by serving as a powerful voice for action, justice and change throughout Greater Orlando. Together, we are working to empower our members to Eradicate Poverty and Food Insecurity. We are committing to reaching our 2026-2027 goal of Increasing the number of formal civic leadership trainings and hands-on volunteer opportunities with community programs, partners and community organizations whose mission and needs align with member interest and our Focus Area: Poverty & Food Insecurity. Orlando women will lead this important initiative. Will you be one of them?
Join the movement that’s dedicated to creating change, empowering leaders, and impacting the communities of Greater Orlando.
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Membership Requirements
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Apply for Membership
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Reinstate Your Membership
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Transfer to JLGO
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Sustainer Council
Become a Driving Force of Change Within Your Community
We accept new members twice per year (Fall & Spring) and our application period is now OPEN. When new members apply, they are invited to join a provisional class which provides them with the tools and information they’ll need to play a crucial role in Junior League of Greater Orlando’s current community goal of eradicating poverty and food insecurity.
To learn more about our work and discover more opportunities to get involved, visit our Community page.