Juniorettes
Who They Are
Juniorettes are young women, 8th grade through senior in high school, who want to help the their communities through volunteer projects. Since 1966, GFWC has sponsored Juniorette clubs, instilling in young women the value of community involvement and nurturing a lifelong commitment to community service
Their Purpose
The purpose of the Juniorettes is to create an awareness of meaningful work among young women of junior high and high school ages, and to foster the establishment of Juniorettes and the growth membership in preparation for Junior and General Club work and leadership. Juniorettes focus their activities in areas that coincide with their talents, interests, abilities and availability. An advisor from PJWC attends all Juniorettes club meetings to provide guidance and training, while encouraging the Juniorettes to govern themselves
Thanks giving to mats and feeding families
Adopt families for Christmas
Ready to make the leap?
Contact Francine Caliendo, Anne Twist or Brooke Simpson to get information on how to join the Juniorettes!
Last year, the Plainfield Junior Woman's Club raised over $35,000 to support local women, children, high school students, senior citizens, homeless and victims of tragedy and families in need.
Plainfield Junior Woman's Club (PJWC) was founded in 2008 by Karyn Charvat in Plainfield, IL, as a non for profit organization, dedicated to community improvement by enhancing the lives of others through volunteer services.
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