The Junior League of Buffalo is looking for a home with historical and architectural value to be transformed into its 23^st Decorators’ Show House next spring.

Eligible properties must be situated within the City of Buffalo or its immediate surroundings, not exceeding a 15-mile distance, and should encompass at least 7,000 square feet of space. Essential features of the home include dual staircases, a garage accommodating at least two vehicles, ample yard space, and provisions for off-street parking. The selected house must be available and vacant from January 1^st to June 1^st, 2025. This period will allow local decorators and craftsmen to rejuvenate the property before it welcomes the public for a roughly three-week exhibition in May 2025.

Anyone with a referral can email Cindi McEachon, Show House Chair at [email protected].

Partnering with The Buffalo News, the Junior League of Buffalo has successfully raised over $5 million for the Western New York Community since 1981, thanks to the funds generated from its Show Houses. The funds raised have supported various local organizations, including the Providence Farm Collective, Chestnut Ridge Conservancy, West Side Bazaar, Torn Space Theatre, the Massachusetts Avenue Project, and Jericho Road Ministries, significantly impacting the community.

Last year’s Decorators’ Show House, located at 102 Seymour Street, generated $175,000 towards a community grant. The 2023 Decorators’ Show House grant recipient will be disclosed in April 2024, continuing the tradition of giving back to the WNY community.

The Junior League of Buffalo is an organization of women committed to voluntarism, developing the potential of women and improving communities through the effective action and leadership of trained volunteers. Its purpose is exclusively educational and charitable.