Junior League of Salt Lake City
Junior League of Salt Lake City, Inc.
Salt Lake City, UT, United States
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Founded in 1931, Junior League of Salt Lake City is a non-profit association based in Salt Lake City, United States working on community development, gender equality, children & youth +5 more.
The Junior League of Salt Lake City is a non-profit organisation of women committed to volunteerism, developing the potential of women and improving communities in Salt Lake City, Utah. Its members, around 221 women, deliver volunteer service, financial support and advocacy on issues including women's and children's welfare, family health, substance abuse, mental health and the environment. Its best-known initiative is the annual CARE Fair, a free two-day health and community assistance event for families in need. The League also runs the Women Helping Women clothing programme and develops women leaders through its membership and training. It is a member of the Association of Junior Leagues International and has served the Salt Lake community since 1931.
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CARE Fair (Community Assistance and Resource Event Fair)
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Annual free two-day event offering routine medical and dental services and community assistance information to families in need, organised and run by volunteers.
Women Helping Women
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Collects, prepares and distributes donated professional women's clothing to women working towards self-sufficiency.
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