Junior League of Los Angeles

Member training - training in non-profit leadership, fundraising, community service, and other related skills is provided to members as a primary function of the organization. The goal is for members to more effectively serve in the larger non-profit community using the knowledge and skills developed through jlla. Utilizing their training, jlla members provided over 60,000 volunteer hours to benefit the greater community.

Programs for women and youth at risk - in conjunction with other non-profit organizations serving underpriviledged, homeless, abused, or at-risk youth, women, and families, jlla provides programs to improve access to resources for foster youth and underserved students seeking higher education by teaching life and social skills that improve self-esteem and support those facing homelessness, abuse, and other challenges in becoming self-supporting and productive.

Community services - jlla provides various informational and training programs to benefit underpriviledged, abused, and at-risk women and youth by providing one-day activities in collaboration with other non-profit organizations in the community, meeting with groups of members and community groups to educate them and provide resources about these issues, and leading advocacy for issues and legislation impacting the lives of women and youth jlla also provides opportunities for members to network and exchange information with others in the community.