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| Junior League of Pittsburgh, Inc
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| Statement of Purpose: | Promotes voluntarism in the community through the training and development of members of the League to provide administrative guidance, volunteer help, and financial support to community groups. Seeks to initiate projects which satisfy community needs and in which participation by its members can be effective. The Junior League of Pittsburgh directly impacts the community. Our outreach programs are designed to provide maximum benefit through our league volunteers, community partnerships and direct financial support. |
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| Address: | 1620 Murray Avenue, Pittsburgh , PA , PA 15217 |
| Phone Number: | (412) 422-8580 |
| Fax: | (412) 422-8706 |
| Email Address: | info@jlpgh.org |
| Web Site: | www.jlpgh.org |
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| Number of Employees: | 5 |
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| Major Fund-raisers: | WEAR AFTER SHOP, located at 4752 Liberty Ave. The shop is open MTWF 10:00 am. DESIGNERS' SHOW HOUSE |
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| Executive Committee: | Lynne Chadwick, president; Linda Hartman, president elect; Lorraine Marks, secretary; Jane Terlion, treasurer; Nancy Dixon Davis, treasurer elect |
| Director(s): | Michelle Smith, community assessment and development director; Lisa Campoli, communications director; Kim Jackson, education and events director; Emily Busse, fund development director; Jennifer Daurora, membership development director; Liza Goldberg, nominating director; Sara Lowery, placement director; Christine Emanuelson, transfer membership director; Kelly Enders, projects director; Martha Wiegand, strategic development director; Millie Ryan, sustaining member director |
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| Founded: | 1922 |
| Community Served: | Pittsburgh |
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| Ongoing Projects: | The mission of the JLP signature project EVERYBODY WINS! is to pair elementary school students with volunteers who read aloud to a child once a week. To date 58 volunteer reading partners participate in the lunchtime literacy program at Martin Luther King, Junior Elementary School. A partnership with Weil Technical Institute begins in January 2005. The JLP has also added two new partnerships. SAFETY KIDS INC. provides Safety Kids Camps to teach children (grades 1-5) how to protect themselves from abduction, abuse, victimization, and accidents. The PROVIDENCE TEEN PROGRAM will launch a pilot program for teenagers to provide developmental, social and recreational activities for youths ages 12-16 in Marshall-Shadeland and surrounding neighborhoods. The DONE IN A DAY committee continues to serve the community by organizing and implementing “one day” project events. |
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