Signature Projects
Junior League of Johnson City is delighted to announce it is making available up to $15,000 to fund a signature project within our community every 3 years. Project support will include up to $15,000 over a 3 year period and hands on volunteering by League members. This initiative is designed to create a partnership between the Junior League of Johnson City and a community organization for the next 3 years that will support new programming or improvement within your organization. This project should support the Community Impact Statement of the Junior League of Johnson City which is as follows: The Junior League of Johnson City is raising awareness, gathering information, and education women and the community regarding women and children’s health and well-being. Check back for the next round of project applications, scheduled to begin accepting in late 2025.
2023 – 2026 Signature Project
The Junior League of Johnson City has selected Frontier Health SAFE House to be the recipient of the 2023 – 2026 Signature Project. SAFE House offers a safe, confidential, and temporary shelter for victims of domestic violence and their dependent children. SAFE House has provided services on average to 200 victims a year since opening.
In conjunction with Frontier Health, the Junior League of Johnson City will help provide funding and support to build a playground and provide seating areas for families to enjoy while staying at the shelter. If you or someone you know is a victim of domestic violence, you have choices. To discuss those choices, call 844-578-SAFE (7233).
2020 – 2023 Signature Project
Over the course of 3 years, the Junior League of Johnson City collaborated with the Girl Scouts of Southern Appalachian Unit #608 to help build Caring Cabinets throughout Johnson City that provide essential household supplies to disadvantaged families, particularly women and children. With the support of local volunteers, we are creating a network of Caring Cabinets across our community to provide free essential household supplies, including feminine hygiene products. Our community needs us now more than ever. Today in Washington County, TN, 43% of households struggle to make ends meet. Our neighbors face unprecedented challenges in getting essential household supplies, including cleaning and feminine hygiene products.