As we reach the midpoint of our League year and our season of service, we want to take a moment to reflect on the dedication and effort our volunteers have demonstrated thus far. We are proud to acknowledge the countless hours our members have invested and the positive impact you have made in our community. We are deeply grateful to all our members—thank you for your hard work and enthusiasm; it truly makes a difference!

It has been an honor and a privilege to spend the last three years in service to you as EVP and now concluding my time as President.

Our centennial year offered us the unique opportunity to work with the Museum of History and Industry to create an exhibition celebrating the work of the Junior League of Seattle’s last century.

We are proud to celebrate and recognize the following members of the Junior League of Seattle for their work, which goes above and beyond to support our organization and aid our community.

The last month of the 2023-24 Junior League Year has been one to remember. As we wrap up our 100th year as a nonprofit organization in Seattle and head into the next century, we are proud to recall all the hard work our members contributed to the community. From the Touch-A-Truck Fundraiser to the Annual Conference, May Celebration, and Past Presidents Luncheon, we had many opportunities to connect and interact with our community, our own League members, and Leagues across the United States.

March has been a great month, with our members busy making a difference in our community and building connections. This month was full of enlightening, fun, and informative neighborhood meetings, where our members had the opportunity to voice their input and opinions on the Junior League of Seattle's activities. Topics from these meetings include an overview of member points requirements, JLS Headquarters Task Force updates, available leadership positions, and upcoming League events.

It's been an amazing February for the Junior League of Seattle. We started the month with a celebration of our Centennial exhibition at the Museum of History and Industry, which was a huge success! It was a fantastic evening, exceeding our expectations and reminding our members of the historical impact not always seen but often felt in a community due to the work of any Junior League. We got to learn more about our League's history and showcase our unique arts education program, the Northwest Art Project.

Wow, what a month it has been for the Junior League of Seattle! December was jam-packed with thrilling events and activities that filled everyone with excitement around the holiday season.

During this season of service, our Done in a Day committee has been hard at work coordinating, planning, and managing diverse community service projects and activities.