Our Mission
The Junior League of Baton Rouge is an organization of women committed to promoting volunteerism, developing the potential of women, and improving the community through the effective action and leadership of trained volunteers. Its purpose is exclusively educational and charitable.
Opening Doors for Autism: Baton Rouge Autism Speaker Series & Resource Center for Autism Spectrum Disorders
Looking at how autism affects the community & focusing on effectively impacting the needs of families, professionals, and caretakers of those with autism in our city.
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Kid's in the Kitchen
Fighting the Obesity Epidemic in our Community - Junior League of Baton Rouge members will fulfill the Association of Junior League Internationals award-winning “Kids in the Kitchen” initiative.
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Youth Unite!
Expanding the Minds of Tomorrow's Leaders - Developing leadership and confidence in our teenagers, volunteers host a conference where business leaders assist East Baton Rouge Parish students in developing basic business skills.
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Ready Hands!
Volunteerism for the Future - Working with local community partners, volunteers will respond to the immediate needs of the Baton Rouge community as they arise during the year becoming effective volunteers for a wide array of service opportunities.
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Capable Arts
Excellence Through Art For EXTRAordinary Kids - In partnership with McMains Children's Development Center, volunteers plan and organize a summer camp each June for children with disabilities.
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Athlete in All of Us
Making Good Sports - In a joint partnership with LA Senior Olympic Games and Baton Rouge Wheelchair Association, we work with LA Senior Olympic Games competitions in the Fall and Pro Tennis Classic tennis competition every April.
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FestForAll Children's Village
BRINGING LITERATURE AND ARTS TO OUR COMMUNITY - In partnership with the Arts Council of Greater Baton Rouge, volunteers create and operate Children's Village, always a mainstay at FestForAll, Baton Rouge's Downtown Arts Festival.
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Saturday, February 4th: All parents, caregivers, families, and professionals affected by Autism Spectrum Disorders (ASD) are invited to the third annual Baton Rouge Autism Speaker Series (BRASS), which offers three all-day (9:00A.M.–3:00P.M.) educational sessions delivered by nationally recognized ASD experts. Click here to register.
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