Junior League of the Woodlands

See schedule othe League's community assistance and support services address problems through direct financial assistance and the training of League volunteers. the community programs address a variety of critical needs in areas of child abuse, human-trafficking, education, health, and nutrition. This year, the League volunteers contributed 20,500 volunteer hours to these community programs. Examples of the League's community programs include donating 900 books into the aldine community, educating children on healthy eating habits, providing one thousand four hundred educators with the opportunity to earn four cpe credits, providing events and mentoring with human trafficking survivors as well as training events for trafficking awareness, providing woman-power hours for numerous local non-profits through our done in a day volunteer services sector, providing children and teenage bags in local hospitals for er visits; offering an appreciation luncheon for local cps case workers; launching a successful supply drive for the local rainbow room with items for baby and child necessities; delivering over seven thousand backpacks filled with food every month to local schools in effort to fight food insecurity; and so much more.