Junior League of Seattle

Community Impact

DONE-IN-A-DAY (DIAD)

Done in a Day (DIAD)is a fun, hardworking committee that develops inspiring and motivating projects that enable the JLS membership to get directly involved with volunteer opportunities across the Puget Sound area.

HEALTHY FUTURES ART PROJECT

This project helps children and adolescents, ages 6 to 18, suffering from severe mental disorders, personality disorders, and clinical depression.

NORTHWEST ART

The committee annually introduces over 20,000 elementary school children, the community, and JLS members to the rich production of Northwest artists in the highly respected art collection under the care of the JLS.

LIFEBOOKS

The JLS and the Department of Social and Health Services have partenered to help create special memory books that include personal and family information for children in foster care.

LIFE SKILLS

This project, the newest for the JLS is an exciting opportunity to positively impact young women at a critical time in their lives. Our members develop and implement a meaningful curriculum which provides life skills education to girls in our state's foster care system. The JLS provides positive role models and mentors to these 12 - 15 year old girls, organizes educational activities, and facilitates social interaction with young people in similar life situations. The Life Skills partnership with Treehouse aims to enrich these young lives and enhance the girls' sense of self-worth.

ADVOCACY

This committee works on directing the advocacy efforts of the JLS, and ensures that members are mobilized and trained to approach their legislators and advocate for issues of importance in the League's focus areas.

PROJECT DEVELOPMENT

This committee networks with other Seattle community organizations to determine areas of greatest need. From this research, new community projects are developed.