Over the years, The Junior League of Montgomery has participated in more community projects than we can count. We provide volunteers and funding to area non-profit agencies for the benefit and enrichment of the Montgomery community and the personal development and education of our League Members. We also offer volunteer support to agencies who need a few extra hands to accomplish their missions. To find out more about the various programs we're involved in for the 2009-2010 year, please read on!
American Humanics Program at AUM
The Junior League of Montgomery partners with the AUM Humanics Program to host a Christmas Party in early December for 40 children between the ages of 3 and 6. The children are chosen from the United Way's Success by Six program that operates in the Chisholm area.
Bridge Builders
Bridge Builders is designed to develop from among area high school students a group of future leaders who can lay aside 
individual, social, economic and cultural differences and work for the benefit of all. In its inaugural year, the program consists of 50 high school juniors recruited from area public and private schools, plus faith based and community organizations. While the program runs a full calendar year, a major portion of the program is a summer camp that will be held at Huntingdon College from July 23rd through July 28th. League volunteers help coordinate summer camp activities.
Career and College Night
The Junior League of Montgomery plans and hosts a College and Career Night every year for students and parents in Montgomery and surrounding counties. Read More
Clef Works
ClefWorks is a newly created nonprofit music outreach program designed to promote the education and enjoyment of chamber music through a series of annual performances in the Montgomery area. People of all ages, including children and youth, will discover the power of music through camaraderie and fun. 
League volunteer activities include, among other things, handling musician transportation and hospitality, assisting with CD recording and production, assisting with the master class and open rehearsals and working with chairs of venues to execute concerts and associated receptions.
Family Sunshine Center Exodus Community
The Exodus Community is a select group of women and their children who are recovering victims of domestic violence. These 12 families are part of a transitional group housed in the Family Sunshine Center's new apartment complex. Junior League of Montgomery volunteers help support this program in a variety of ways.
MACOA Meals on Wheels
The Montgomery Area Council on Aging (MACOA) assists senior citizens by offering a variety of programs that promote independant living. Read More
Montgomery Cancer Wellness Center
Montgomery County DHR Back to School Supplies
This project provides back-to-school school supplies and assistance with homework to foster children in need. Read More
