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.
Gain valuable leadership skills and connect with a diverse and dynamic group of like-minded women.
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.
Midweek Hawaii featured the Junior League of Honolulu in this week’s cover story. The article highlights our rich history, empowerment opportunities for women, and 100 years of community service. https://www.midweek.com/a-league-of-their-own/
Do you know a community organization that would benefit from working with the Junior League of Honolulu? Please have them connect with us by completing this form. https://forms.gle/NB8D7BtkQ1NJh9vo6
Originally established by the Junior League of Honolulu as HerStory in 2000. HerStory was turned over to Hawaiʻi Business Magazine and continues under the name Wahine Forum. This year Junior League of Honolulu board members attended sessions on leadership, innovation, and wellness, while also representing the league at our partner booth.
The Junior League of Honolulu is not only committed to community service but also to the growth and development of its members. We invite those who share our passion for making a difference to learn more about the Junior League of Honolulu. Together, we can continue our legacy of positive change in Hawai’i. For more… Read More
Leadership Development
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.
The Spring 2019 New Member Class collaborated with Residential Youth Services and Empowerment (RYSE) to help homeless young adults transition out of the shelter and into their own home.
Solutions to our community's most pressing problems.
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