JUNIOR LEAGUE OF FORT WORTH

DIGITAL HISTORY

Founded by 10 charter members in February 1929, the Junior League of Fort Worth is an organization of women committed to promoting volunteerism, developing the potential of women, and improving the community through the action of trained volunteers. In the course of over 90 years, the League has preserved photographs, letters, meeting minutes, scrapbooks, and more documenting the League's community projects, fundraisers, and overall commitment to improving Fort Worth. These artifacts are presented on this dynamic site in an effort to share the League's history with members, potential members, and the community at large.

EXPLORE COLLECTION

The Junior League of Fort Worth's historical collection offers a view of Fort Worth and its residents since 1929. Thousands of the collection's items are available on this site, and more will be added in the future.

IMAGE GALLERY

These images provide glimpses of League members, community projects, fundraisers, and more from 1929 until today.

COMMUNITY PARTNERSHIP

The Junior League of Fort Worth has supported hundreds of community projects with billions of volunteer hours and millions of dollars in financial support throughout its over 90-year history.

TIMELINE

Follow this timeline to see how the Junior League of Fort Worth has evolved over the decades.