The Community Enabling Fund allows the Junior League of Augusta to allocate monies to non-profit community agencies. The grants are given for a specific purpose and, are to be used In the Augusta area. Grants are accepted annually. The Community Council then evaluates the applications and decides how funds will be allocated. Applications are currently being accepted, with…
Since our founding, the Junior League of Augusta has donated more than $2,300,000 and volunteered more than 11,000 hours. We operated milk stations during the Great Depression and provided child care and free lunches for 3 million children during WWI. It’s an amazing legacy to build upon, one that our members can be proud of.…
Now in its 3rd year, the Junior League of Augusta’s Little Black Dress Initiative (LBDI) is an advocacy campaign that seeks to raise community awareness on the issue of poverty. During the week of February 5-9, 2018, several LBDI Advocates will wear the same black dress or outfit for five consecutive days to illustrate the…
Vera Stewart’s carrot cake defeated renowned chef Bobby Flay’s in a showdown on Food Network; her strawberry cake made it on Oprah Winfrey’s O List of her favorite things in O Magazine; and Stewart’s caramel layer cake was a favorite of designer, Oscar De La Renta, who ordered 17 of her cakes one Valentine’s Day. When it…
If you were in the Richmond County Commission Chambers Tuesday night, chances are you didn’t miss the green attire and “Save Our Park” stickers on dozens. … Among the dozens who came out in support were people who have put their own sweat and time and money into improving PKP. “From 2003 to 2006, we…
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