The Junior League of Honolulu is a volunteer powerhouse of transformational female leaders who set bold goals, open their circles, disrupt convention and change the conversation for the betterment of civil society.
Committed to supporting key community events and organizations that align with our strategic priorities.
Building and transforming communities for almost 100 years in Honolulu. We’re proud of our Sustainers.
Pokey Watson Richardson has been a dedicated community volunteer all of her life. At a young age, her parents, instilled in her a sense of responsibility to her community. They impressed on her the philosophy: To whom much is given, much is expected. Thus, during her teenage years, Pokey volunteered at a local rehab hospital… Read More
Help Family Programs Hawaii with their annual holiday party for their foster care families to come together and celebrate the holidays. Over 1,500 children in foster care and their families will be attending, and JLH will be part of the 1,000 volunteers needed to help out to make the event happen. This event ensures children… Read More
In September 2018 the League will send RFPs to organizations that are interested in partnering with JLH on a project that would help women and/or children within the homeless population on Oahu. Details to follow.
(HONOLULU, HI – May 14, 2018) On May 18, 2018, the Junior League of Honolulu will recognize Trudy Schandler-Wong with its highest honor, the Laura N. Dowsett Award. Schandler-Wong’s unwavering devotion to the people of Hawaii exemplifies the very best of JLH’s commitment to voluntarism and community leadership. Her multifaceted contributions include significant leadership and fundraising… Read More
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The Junior League of Honolulu will award $5,000 to a local nonprofit addressing the homeless crisis on Oahu. Grant applications are due October 31, 2018.
The Fall 2018 New Member Class is collaborating with Residential Youth Services and Empowerment (RYSE) to help homeless young adults transition out of the shelter and into their own home.
Human trafficking is a form of modern slavery that occurs in every state, including Hawaii. Learn about the League’s efforts address this issue.
Taking care of the ohana by creating a pathway to trauma-informed care and rehabilitation for incarcerated youth and their families.
Solutions to our community's most pressing problems.
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