Junior League of Ann Arbor, Inc.

🎉At the end of each League year, the Junior League of Ann Arbor takes the time to honor and recognize the incredible ongoing efforts of it's members through the bestowal of annual awards.

Last week, awards were given during our May GMM and End of Year Celebration dinner. This particular group of women have collectively poured so much into our League over the course of the year and we could not be more grateful.

Congratulations!
🏆Rae Marie - Resource Development Award
🏆Deb Seven - New Member of the Year Award
🏆Morgan Peterson - Rising Star Award
🏆Amy Cell - Peg Talburtt Sustainer of the Year Award
🏆Rina Manikas - President's Award
🏆Jackie Nguyen - Volunteer Recognition Award
🏆Ania Ewa - Community Impact Volunteer

Yesterday, JLAA President Rebecca Noell was recognized as a 2026 40 Under 40 Honoree by the Association of Junior Leagues International during it's annual conference in Indianapolis, IN.

This initiative is dedicated to celebrating and honoring outstanding League members who demonstrate exceptional achievements across their various fields and careers.

We are so proud to have Rebecca representing our League.

It’s Period Poverty Awareness Week! The Junior League of Ann Arbor is committed to ensuring access to menstrual products for all, removing barriers to education and participation in everyday life.
Help us raise awareness and support initiatives that make a tangible difference. Learn more on our website.

💻www.jlaa.org

💐 Happy Mother’s Day! The Junior League of Ann Arbor celebrates mothers and mother figures everywhere, recognizing the love, guidance, and leadership they provide. Your care and dedication leave lasting impacts on families and communities alike.

Discover how the Junior League empowers women and strengthens communities—visit our website to get involved!

💻www.jlaa.org

🧠 May is Mental Health Awareness Month. The Junior League of Ann Arbor is dedicated to supporting mental wellness, reducing stigma, and connecting community members with vital resources. Mental health affects every part of our lives, and we are committed to creating safe, inclusive spaces where everyone feels supported.

This month, we encourage open conversations about mental health and spotlight initiatives that empower individuals and strengthen communities.

Join us in this important work—visit our website to learn more about The Junior League and how you can help.

💻www.jlaa.org

🌏 May is AANHPI Heritage Month! The Junior League of Ann Arbor celebrates the history, achievements, and rich cultural contributions of Asian American, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islander communities. We honor the ways these communities have shaped society and continue to inspire positive change.

🧹🌱This past weekend, our members volunteered their time to support with some spring cleaning throughout their spaces!

🎬 Today we celebrate the birthday of Shirley Temple Black, the beloved actress, diplomat, and trailblazing woman who inspired generations with her talent, courage, and dedication to public service.
The Junior League of Ann Arbor honors her legacy and the example she set for leadership, compassion, and community impact. These values continue to guide our work as we celebrate 125 years of The Junior League Movement.

Learn more about how you can make a difference in your own community by visiting our website.

💻www.jlaa.org

🎉On Saturday, April 11th, we welcomed three new members into our League! As a fun team building activity, a group of members went to an Escape Room. Good news, they were able to complete the job!

👯Interested in meeting like-minded women who make an impact in the greater Ann Arbor community?

💻www.jlaa.org

🤝 It’s National Volunteer Week in the USA and Canada! The Junior League of Ann Arbor honors the extraordinary Members and volunteers who give their time, leadership, and passion to create lasting community impact.

Since Mary Harriman founded The Junior League Movement in 1901, volunteers have been a powerful force for progress—guiding change, uplifting communities, and shaping the future through service. As we celebrate 125 years of women leading through volunteerism, we’re proud to continue this remarkable legacy with today's volunteers who continue to move our Mission forward.

Looking for a way to be part of something bigger? Join us! Learn more about volunteering with The Junior League below.

💻www.jlaa.org