Free CPR Training Classes
The Junior League of Houston, Inc. offers free CPR training to the general public. Saturday classes are available.
Donate
The Junior League of Houston offers a variety of opportunities for partners and donors to join in its commitment to “Building A Better Community.”
CPR
The Junior League of Houston, Inc. offers free CPR training to the general public. Classes are offered on Monday, Wednesday and Saturday.
Publishing
Adopt-a-Library Do you know a library impacted by Hurricane Harvey? Are you looking for a creative way to give back to your hometown? Give the gift of cooking by donating a copy of Peace Meals to your favorite library. For only $20, the Publishing Committee will send a new Peace Meals to the library of your choice anywhere…
Houston News Spring 2019
Click here to view the Spring 2019 Issue.
The Pantry
Enjoy a taste of the Junior League Tea Room on the go! The Pantry is open to the public for take-out Tuesday – Saturday, 10 a.m. – 2 p.m.
News
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Cooking on vacation
As a working mom, the summer schedule is a patchwork of summer school, camps, babysitters and random days off for mom or dad. Our family usually sneaks in a few weekends away on the Texas coast and plans a more adventurous family vacation for mid-August, once summer camps wind down but before school begins. My…
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Easy party favorites
For my family, summer always seems to mean last-minute pool parties and backyard barbecues. The lack of schedule during the summer lends itself to these impromptu dinner events as afternoon stretches into evening, and my kids (and my husband and me) find ourselves not wanting fun with friends and family to end. I don’t fancy…
Events
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A Vision for Houston
The Junior League of Houston continues a tradition that began in 1925 by 12 visionary women as a means to fund a well-baby clinic for underserved children. That clinic has since expanded its services to become the Junior League Health Care Clinic at Texas Children’s Hospital, and the League has grown to 5,000 women strong. We are every bit as committed to developing the potential of women and strengthening our community today as we were in 1925.