I s s u e T w o | O c t o b e r 2 0 1 2 A publication of the Junior League of San Antonio, Inc.
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Our Mission The Junior League of San Antonio, Inc. is an organization of women committed to promoting 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.
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Board of directors Debbie Callihan-Dingle President Lisa Ebrom President-Elect Kristen Henry Treasurer Lauren McLaughlin Treasurer-Elect Carrie Lane Board Secretary Ariana Barbour Community Council Chair Mireya Gideon Membership Development Council Chair Janet Peavy Fund Development Council Chair Erica Ellis Communications Council Chair Korrie Lawson Planning Council Chair Cameron Armstrong Board Member-at-Large Sakkara Biggs Assistant to the President Jenny Hall Nominating Committee Chair Reagan Neumann Bylaws Committee Chair/Parliamentarian Denise Theime Vice Chair of Research and Development Barbara Mohs Sustaining Advisor to the Board jlsa staff Lupita A. Castrejon-Tijerina Managing Director 210.225.1861 ext. 302 / lupita@jlsa.org Shannon Grabill Financial Administrator 210.225.1861 ext. 301 / shannon@jlsa.org Megan E. Gallaway Membership Program Administrator 210.225.1861 ext. 300 / megan@jlsa.org Office info The Junior League of San Antonio, Inc. 723 Brooklyn Avenue San Antonio, Texas, 78215 T:210.225.1861 F:210.225.6832 Email: info@jlsa.org Office hours: Mon-Thurs 9:00am - 5:00pm Fri 9:00am - 12:00pm
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President’s Message Debbie Callihan-Dingle President 2012-2013
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ctober in San Antonio is great. We know it’s Fall because of slightly cooler temperatures, football every weekend, and pleasant evenings outside. Another sign of Fall is the arrival of Holiday Olé Market! I am thrilled to welcome both guests and members alike to this year’s market. The Holiday Olé Market is one of two signature fundraisers for the Junior League of San Antonio. The money raised by this event goes to support the projects and programs of the Junior League of San Antonio, which includes over 60 different agencies each and every year. Funds raised at our events might, for example, go to help children maintain reading skills during the summer, screen elementary age children for potential vision problems, install rain barrels at community gardens, or to build a reading nook at a local agency. From fabulous shopping to fun parties, Holiday Olé Market has something for everyone. And, what’s better than knowing that your attendance helps support the League and its projects and programs while shopping. Fall is also the time we start to think about the next new member class which will begin in the Spring. If being part of an organization of amazing women who are passionate about helping in their community and developing their potential as leaders is something that is appealing to you or someone you know, then please visit the League’s website (www.jlsa.org) for more information. Thank you, in advance, for your support and attendance at this year’s event.
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Don’t forget to check out the JLSA blog: juniorleaguesa.blogspot.com
JLSA COMMUNITY PARTNERs AccessAbility Fest for San Antonio
Family Service Association
Roy Maas Youth Alternatives Center
Alamo Area Development Corporation
Food Allergy Anaphylaxis Network
Salvation Army
Alzheimer’s Association
Girls on the Run
SAISD Student Showcase
American Diabetes Association
Good Samaritan Community Services
San Antonio Animal Advocates
Art in the Park
Goodwill Industries
San Antonio Eye Bank
Artpace San Antonio
Guadalupe Cultural Arts Center
San Antonio Fighting Back
Avance
Guide Dogs of Texas
San Antonio Food Bank
Battered Women’s and Children’s Shelter
Habitat For Humanity
San Antonio Humane Society
Bexar County Community Health
Healy-Murphy Center
San Antonio Metropolitan Ballet
Bexar County Family Justice Center
Hill Country Mission for Health
San Antonio Museum of Art
Bexar Co. Community Health Collaborative
Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation
San Antonio State Hospital
Bexar County Women’s Bar Foundation
Kendall County Women’s Shelter
San Antonio Youth
Big Brothers Big Sisters
La Presa Foundation
SNIPSA
Boys Town Texas
Leukemia & Lymphoma Society
Spina Bifida Texas
Brighton Center
MADD
St. PJ’s Children’s Home
Cancer Center Council
Main Plaza Conservancy
Starlight Children’s Foundation at
Catholic Charities Hygiene Product Drive
McNay Museum of Art
Child Safe
Mitchell Lake Audubon Center
Sunshine Cottage School for Deaf Children
Children’s Bereavement Center
Northeast Senior Assistance
Susan G. Komen Race for The Cure
Christian Senior Services
Pathways Youth and Family Services
Texas Organ Sharing Alliance
Cibolo Nature Center
Rainbow House
Unicorn Center
City of Terrell Hills
Rape Crisis Center
WINGS
Cystic Fibrosis Foundation
Retired & Senior Volunteer Program
Family Endeavors
Ronald McDonald House
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featured Story: Rummage Around Goodwill
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unior League is well known in San Antonio for its signature fundraising events, though none as storied as the Rummage Sale. While it has taken on different shapes and forms in its 88-year history, this is the Junior League’s oldest fundraiser and has only grown stronger in the last 4 years through its partnership with Goodwill Industries of San Antonio.
Serving the city since 1945, Goodwill helps change lives through the power of work. Donations to or shopping at Goodwill funds educational programs and services that assist people in finding better jobs and building careers. Together with the support of its community, partners and employers, Goodwill provides employment, training, educational opportunities and related services to more than 50,000 individuals each year. Every year, Junior League members donate items to Goodwill in the League’s name. For every $3 in JLSA donations, Goodwill gives the League $1 in gift cards, up to $40,000. The League, in turn, distributes the gift cards to its Community Partners. Over the last four years, JLSA has distributed $70,000 in gift cards! The League is striving to meet its 2013 donation goal of $120,000 in order to give
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our Community Partners the full benefit of our Goodwill Partnership. This year’s 89th Annual Rummage Around Goodwill Sale, to be held on February 23, 2013, will mark the culmination of this League-wide effort. Held at seven locations throughout San Antonio, the League hopes to honor the legacy of this long-standing fundraiser while utilizing the logistical and operational knowledge offered by our corporate partner. The League is exceedingly honored to work with Goodwill, an organization that reinvests 90 cents of every retail dollar earned into the community it serves. League members are committed to donating as many goods as possible in the months to come. Members of the community are asked to support this work and that of the Goodwill organization by shopping on the last Saturday of February, 2013, at the following Goodwill stores: Fredericksburg Rd., Blanco Rd., Bitters, De Zavala, South Park, Austin Highway and Gateway. For more information please contact: RummageAroundSale@jlsa.org.
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spotlight: community organization Clarity Child Guidance Center Clarity Child Guidance Center exists to help children ages 3-17 who are experiencing behavioral and emotional difficulties. Designed for both short-term stays of a few days as well as long-term patients who can live at Clarity for up to several months at a time, the facility is dedicated to helping these children through traumatic and emotional times. As a Junior League of San Antonio placement, League members help by organizing evening sessions for the kids where they play games, read stories, and do arts and crafts. This social time is something the Clarity residents anticipate with excitement. JLSA members work with children ranging in ages from 5 to 12 years old who are staying at Clarity for longer periods of time. We currently have 10 JLSA volunteers working at Clarity every other Tuesday and one Saturday per month. Working with as many as 15 children at a time, volunteers help the children with art projects and games. The children are so appreciative to have this time with the JLSA volunteers that they often send the volunteers home with one of the art projects they created. Of course, every child’s favorite time is Snack Time! This is typically when the JLSA volunteers get swarmed by excited Clarity residents looking for a treat. Spending time with the JLSA volunteers is certainly a highlight of the week for the Clarity children, and seeing the kids light up and have a break in their daily struggles is a highlight for the JLSA members. The excitement and hugs that greet the Junior League members when they arrive, and the smiles and waves that send them off for the evening let them know that this is truly a placement that touches the lives of so many children in need. Clarity co-chairs Patia Sandifer and Katy Schultz are excited to bring another year of fun to Clarity. This will be Patia’s fourth year at Clarity and Katy’s second. As a seasoned veteran with Clarity Child Guidance Center, Patia says, “When we show up in the unit the children know we are going to have fun. It is great to see them light up and to take them away from any pain they may be faced with.”
members: making impact
The past three
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impact the League has on its members as well as our community. She recalls landscaping at the State Hospital—an event only 2 JLSA volunteers signed up for. “Honestly, I was worried [because] I had never done much gardening…I am not known for my green thumb.” She adds that after project completion, “You could see [the staff’s] excitement. They said now, the patients would have a more beautiful sitting area.” Lorena continues to enjoy the League in her current placement, Vice Chair of Training and Education. The biggest challenge has been finding events that are both educational and engaging for participants. Pena shared news of the JLSA Taboo Series, a discussion series that “will touch on subjects many members go through but no one talks openly about,” says Pena, topics such as fertility, children with special needs, and money matters. “We want to hit a plethora of interests so we can grow and learn, from not only experts, but from each other,”
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explains Pena. Visit the Training & Education tab under Member Events on the site, and check out the dates, times, and provoking topics making up the Taboo Series.
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FUNDRAISING
Fête du Cuvée: information Fête du Cuvée, the Junior League of San Antonio’s newest and most elegant fundraiser, aims for an even higher goal than the $70,000 raised last year. Fête 2013 features bidding on exclusive lots and is a not-to-be-missed event for wine collectors and enthusiasts, alike. Tatiana Herrera-Schneider shared, Fête is a “celebration of the best of the best…a fabulous evening that includes food and wine pairings from nationally acclaimed chefs.” Mark your calendars for a brilliant evening celebrating wine and cuisine on Saturday, March 2, 2013. There were a few festivities before Fête, such as the Reserve Dinner, a 5-course dinner from Max’s Wine Dive on Friday, October 12; and the San Antonio Cellar Classic that was held on Saturday, October 13, when JLSA partnered with Max’s Wine Dive and Boiler House Texas Grill and Wine Garden, to
offer tastings of over 100 wines from around the world, all while indulging in chef-crafted specialties. Make sure to mark your calendar for these funfilled events in 2013! Events still to come: The Chef Announcement Party— Hosted by Frost Bank on Wednesday, November 14, guests will meet San Antonio’s finest chefs in a more intimate setting. Join us for hors d’oeuvres, wine samplings from Republic National Distributing Company, and be among the first to learn the featured chefs for Fête 2013. Tickets are $45; fundraising commitment can be used for ticket. Patron Preview Party—A sneak peek at Fête auction items for our Patron ticket purchasers. Catered by Max’s Wine Dive and the Boiler House Texas Grill & Wine Garden. Wine provided by Republic National Distributing Company. Come participate in a fantastic wine auction, please your palate, and experience amazing cuisine, all while supporting the efforts of JLSA. Ensuring exclusivity, attendance is limited to 350 patrons. Tables of 10 are currently available for purchase for $2,500; individual tickets go on sale in December. For more information regarding events, visit www.jlsa.org. Contact Amy Willcox or Nadia Lopez regarding donations.
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2012-2013 JLSA Donors Platinum Frost National Bank Valero Energy Foundation Three Star Ventures (Valero/Shell/
Walker-Myers Insurance Company Women Partners in OB/GYN JLSA Gift David Sixt Photography Exxon/Chevron Franchise) Disneyland Resort Gold GLI Distributing Capital Group Companies Lantana Spa at the JW Marriott Silver Hill Country Resort Bradford World Renown Portraiture NuStar Energy Brio Tuscan Grille Media Bar Clear Channel Shiner Beers CHRISTUS Health Laura Talley Porche of San Antonio The Westin La Cantera Resort Wave Healthcare Wortham Insurance & Risk Bronze Management Christy Sarosdy JLSA Donor Howard Energy Partners ACK Lasco Enterprises Alamo Bowl Lee Michaels Fine Jewelry Gretchen Barrett TCI Consulting Alison Wenger Boone Smith Bits/Schlumberger Jean M Braley Copper Ann Tynan Carpenter Baptist Health Systems Anonymous Chenega Management, LLC Cameron Armstrong CMC Construction Catherine Bagby Offenhauser Insurance Company Anne Ballantyne RediClinic LLC Becker Vineyards Smith Bits/TGC Engineers Bell Mountain Vineyards Smith Bits/Vaugh Energy Services Big’z Burger Joint Stuart Weitzman Lisa Blonkvist The Porter Loring Family Dr. Brandon & Cris Bregman and family
Brianna Brown Brooke McGilloway Elizabeth Brown Haley Buchman Camp Bow Wow Dianne Carlson Kelly Daniell Marjorie Davis Olive Davis Diageo – Guiness Marguerite Dreiss Margaret “Peg” Emley Cristina Escobedo Patricia Frost Diana Geis Stephanie Gossen Beverly Guerra Callie Latham Cornelia Herff High Cotton Joanne Holshouser Inn of the Hills Jessie Kardys Lisa Keller Kendra Scott Jewelry Kiddie Park Tracey Krause Lynn Loring Lynfred Winery Lüke Priscilla Lupe Kristen Palme
Katie Preis Mallory Belt Dorothy Manning Erica Sloan Lisa Sullivan Andrea Tingleff Judy Tesoro Jill H Vassar Shelia Wolfe In-kind Boiler House Broadway Daily Bread - De ZaVala Location CHRISTUS Health Citrus at the Hotel Valencia Riverwalk Feast Golf Smith Hotel Contessa La Mansión del Rio’s Las Canarias Lasco Enterprises Lee Michaels Fine Jewelry Lüke NAO-New World Flavors Porche of San Antonio Republic Distributors San Antonio Eye Center TPC-San Antonio Mercedes Benz of San Antonio Harley Davidson Javelina Drew Advertising, LLC
JLSA: prospective members If you’re at Holiday Olé Market, that means you enjoy shopping. And there’s also a good chance you like hanging out with friends, with the other women who’ve accompanied you to this event. The next question is – do you want to make your community a better place? The Junior League of San Antonio is looking for a few good women who can make a difference when it comes to serving San Antonio. If you are interested in membership, or if
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you know someone who loves combining community service with long-lasting friendships, JLSA is the perfect fit! Please join us at the upcoming JLSA prospective member sessions, so you can learn more about impacting the community as part of a group of concerned and compassionate women. When: Nov. 15, 2012 or Jan. 16, 2013 Where: The Bright Shawl, 819 Augusta Time: 6:30 p.m. For more information on joining JLSA, email admissions@jlsa.org. W o m e n October 2012 Scrawls.indd 11
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Join us for lunch at The Bright Shawl. There is a daily buffet as well as a menu filled with salads and sandwiches. Show your membership card at lunch and receive 25% off the daily buffet, and 10% off when ordering from the menu. Hours are Monday through Friday, 11:00am until 2:00pm.
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spotlight on: sustainer As a member of the Junior League of San Antonio since 1995, Kathy MacNaughton has held many positions both in and outside of the League which have helped to support the community. As a fundraising and development professional for the past 23 years, Kathy has contributed some of her many skills to JLSA. Some of Kathy’s placements as a JLSA member have included working with Holiday Olé Market, SA Works, and holding the position of Sustaining Advisor for the Fund Development Council from 2004-2009. She has also shared her talents with the United Way as a board member, a founding member of the Women’s Leadership Council, and as a judge for the United Way Volunteer of the Year Awards. With her extensive affiliations with volunteer organizations and fundraising efforts, Kathy continues to be a key asset to the Junior League!
spotlight on: Membership Roxanne Mendler loves being part of the San Antonio melting pot. She loves the melding of different cultures into a diverse and beautiful whole. As a self-proclaimed “design junkie,” she also gets to enjoy putting pieces together into a harmonious whole. Maybe that’s why she does such a great job as JLSA’s FLEX Chair. In her role, she gives members the opportunity to make their JLSA experience fit their needs and allows them to achieve their goals for serving JLSA and the community. And, while she’s making JLSA and our community better, she’s also setting a good example for a future Junior League member, her four year-old, Isabel. “I want her to see me serving others,” Roxanne said. “JLSA allows me to do that.”
spotlight on: new member Opportunities to impact our community drew Angela Portwood to the Junior League of San Antonio. “I’m so proud of her,” says Diane Castillo of Portwood’s efforts to fulfill requirements before Angela and her husband Chris’ first child arrives in November. Outside of JLSA, the soon-to-be mom spends her time working as a Credit Risk Analyst and enjoys reading or running around her neighborhood. She expressed that Community Awareness tours have been eye opening, “It’s amazing what non-profits do for the community and how they strive to help more people, families, and animals.” Angela’s focused on enjoying the first-year commitments of JLSA and looking forward to discovering appealing placement options for next year.
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meet the board: board member spotlight Denise Thieme This may only be her second year in the Junior League of San Antonio, but Denise Thieme is no stranger to the League or serving on the Board. Denise is currently filling the role of Vice Chair of Research and Development after having spent 12 years in Junior League. Denise transferred to JLSA last year from McAllen, where she had many placements over the years, including Board positions for six years and the role of President of Junior League of McAllen in 2010-2011. In her current role in Research and Development, Denise will lead the League in assessing current community placements to evaluate how they are doing, whether it is still a viable placement for the League, and whether we should add new placements or increase our footprint at current placements. Denise’s experience through her placements in McAllen will help to bring fresh ideas to JLSA placements as well. One of Denise’s favorite placements was one called “Bully Talk” when she was in McAllen. It involved a Junior League member and a police officer visiting third graders across the city to discuss how to deal with being bullied, and what the consequences are of being a bully. Her most memorable moment from this placement was during her first session when a shy young girl in the back of the room raised her hand and asked, “What happens when the bully lives in your own house?” At that moment, Denise knew she was involved in something special that fostered an environment where children could speak up and get help. Denise moved to San Antonio last year after marrying her husband, Ken, in 2010. Together they have a dog named Ulli and a cat named Katie. In her spare time, Denise likes to stay busy in the kitchen recreating some of her favorite recipes. Denise has certainly benefited on several levels from her time in Junior League. “When I joined, I joined for the volunteer aspect, but soon realized the true gem of Junior League is the amazing friends I have gained.”
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AMIGOS&NEWS
NEWS AMIGOS is an acronym for A Mission In Giving Others Support. This year, AMIGOS wants to grow in its mission and support all members in whatever it is they are going through. In order to do this, your help is needed! Please notify us when you are celebrating an engagement, wedding, a new baby, a graduation etc. In addition, we are here to support you during the not-so-good times. Please inform us (amigos@jlsa.org) so that we can help during types of hardship, illness and the loss of a loved one. If you know of a fellow League member who could use some praise or assistance please feel free to contact AMIGOS on her behalf. Announcing Our Little Leaguers: • Nicole and Michael Johnson welcomed Gloria Clare Johnson, June 18, 2012, 7 lbs. 3 oz., 19 in. • Jennifer and Roger Flores welcomed Isabel Charlotte Flores, June 25, 2012, 6 lbs. 10 oz., 18.75 in. • Terri and Randy Abernathy welcomed Caleb Lee Abernathy, July 5, 2012, 7 lbs. 2.3 oz., 19.5 in. • Kristen and Greg Raaberg welcomed Timothy Austin Raaberg, July 11, 2012, 8 lbs. 7 oz., 20.5 in. • Scotty and Clifton Macdaniel welcomed George Barrett Macdaniel, July 11, 2012, 7 lbs. 1 oz., 19.75 in. • Rayma Dorris welcomed Harper Elise Dorris, July 17, 2012, 7 lbs. 15 oz., 20.5 in. • Lauren and Wade Vielock welcomed Adam Wade Vielock, Jr. “Dos”, July 31, 2012, 8 lbs. 11 oz. • Ali and Nick Nixon welcomed James Hershell Nixon, August 11, 2012, 7 lbs. 1 oz., 19.25 in. • Kristi and Mac Hooke welcomed Ben McCallie Hooke III, August 14, 2012, 6 lbs. 8 oz., 18.5 in. • Sheridan and JC Bunch welcomed Brookes Davies Bunch, September 6, 2012, 7 lbs. 8 oz., 20.75 in. • Suzanne and Jacob Floyd welcomed Bennett James Floyd, September 13, 2012, 8 lbs., 21 in. Welcomed Through the Blessing of Adoption: • Andrea and Will Tingleff welcomed Reginald David Tingleff born on May 30, 2012, 8 lbs. 7 oz., 19.5 in, and officially adopted on Friday, June 1, 2012.
CORRESPONDING SECRETARY’S REPORT Linda Molina Transfer In
Reinstatement
Abby Hanson (A) (from Albuquerque NM)
Sherry Parks (S)
Jennifer Lyons (S) (from Orlando FL)
Dinah Hutson (A)
Becky Nguyen (A) (from Bryan/College Sta. TX)
Jane Williams (S)
Jocelyn Cates (A) (from El Paso TX)
Elizabeth Sherly (S) Jessica Berg (A)
Transfer Out Jill Muxworthy (NM) (to Dallas TX)
Status Change
Mary Robnett (S) (to Austin TX)
Hailey Brooks (A) (AR to ANR)
Sarah Gatewood (A) (to The Palm Beaches FL)
Sarah Hamm (AR to ANR)
Samantha Vogel (A) (to Dallas TX) Sarah Langford (A) (to Houston TX) Katherine Bradley (NM)
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FYI
Bright Shawl History The Scrawls Newsletter we know today has evolved several times
The Library and Scribblers Board member was described as “a but-
since the early days of the League. In the 1930s and 1940s, the
terfly not yet fully emerged from her cocoon. She should burst out
newsletter was actually a magazine named The Bright Shawl. Lo-
of her shell and see the color of her wings in the sunlight.”
cated in the Junior League office, these magazines are a glimpse into the activities and lifestyle of the women who built this organization. A 1936 issue of the magazine features a handwriting analysis of each member of the League’s Board. Mrs. Lula Lee Locher of Corpus Christi, who studied under a graphologist named Mr. Montgomery of Washington, D.C, carried out the analysis. Locker’s analyses are
While the Clinic Chairman’s analysis reads: “I’m sure she taps her foot and drums her nails while waiting for an appointment. Don’t keep her waiting, it really upsets her.” And the Vice President characterized as, “sensitive as a violin, this personality vibrates to everything beautiful and artistic.”
often poetic with a bite of honesty and are a hoot to read. Here are
I wonder what a handwriting analysis would reveal today about our
some examples for you to enjoy:
extraordinary Board Members…maybe there’s a new event in our future.
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Holiday Olé Market JLSA Mom’s Group Board Meeting Transfer Social Community Meetings Prospective Member Meeting JLSA Book Club President’s Chat Board Meeting General Membership Meeting JLSA Book Club Board Meeting President’s Chat General Membership Meeting Prosepective Member Meeting President’s Chat Board Meeting B u i l d i n g
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JLSA Book Club Goodwill donation deadline General Membership Meeting Julia’s Attic donation deadline JLSA Goodwill “Rummage Around” Sale Board Meeting President’s Chat JLSA Book Club Fête du Cuvée Fine Wine Auction In-Home Sustainer General Meetings President’s Chat New Member Reception Board Meeting General Membership Meeting JLSA Book Club President’s Chat Board Meeting General Membership Meeting Board Meeting
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Our Mission
The Junior League of San Antonio, Inc. is an organization of women committed to promoting 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.
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