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We are empowering Western New York women by helping them develop civic leadership skills, then giving them the tools to put their unique talents to work in our community!
What We Do
The Junior League of Buffalo is creating real change in the Western New York region by advancing social activism-focused projects that directly benefit our local community! We make a positive impact through effective action and leadership.
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To the Junior League of Buffalo, becoming a civic leader begins with understanding that local efforts can have a global reach! If you’re interested in collaborating with like-minded women on impactful local projects, you’re in the right place!
2023 DECORATORS' SHOW HOUSE - THE ST. PATRICK'S FRIARY HOUSE
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2023 Decorators’ Show House
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Buffalo, NY – January 17, 2023 – The Junior League of Buffalo is pleased to announce that we will award three $2,000 scholarships to graduating female high school seniors who have demonstrated a strong commitment to community service and volunteerism in the Western New York Community. The scholarships are given to the post-high school institution […]
The Junior League of Buffalo and The Buffalo News are pleased to present Providence Farm Collective with $315,000 in proceeds from the 21st Decorators’ Show House, The Grace Millard Knox House. The show house was open to the public from Aug 21 – Sept 18, 2021 and raised a total of $315,000 in grant money. Providence Farm Collective is a local organization […]
The Junior League of Buffalo is pleased to announce that it is now accepting applications for its Community Assistance Grants program. Not-for-profits organizations that are directly engaged in improving the quality of life for the vulnerable in Western New York are welcome to submit a proposal demonstrating how they would use grant funds to clearly […]