The JLD is an organization where women Give back to their community, Grow professionally and as leaders, and Get Connected to other women.
The Junior League of Denver is a women’s nonprofit training organization focused on disrupting the cycle of systemic poverty for women and families.
The Junior League of Denver advocates for legislation related to alleviating poverty for women and families.
Fundraisers like our Mile High Holiday Mart, award-winning cookbooks and The Journey support our training and community efforts.
The merchant application for our 44th Annual Mile High Holiday Mart, November 10-12, is now open! Know a merchant that would be a great addition to this year’s show? We invite new and returning vendors to start their application here (scroll to merchant section).
Our six award-winning cookbooks are the perfect gift summer gift! Be sure to add our newest cookbook, Centennial Celebrations, to your collection. Learn more Interested in purchasing books to sell in your bookstore? Please visit our wholesale page or send an email to wholesale@jld.org.
The JLD is excited to share that the League’s expanded community focus is disrupting the cycle of systemic poverty for women and families in Denver. Learn more
Don't miss our popular Mile High Holiday Mart Preview Party!
Please join us for our annual shopping tradition!
The Junior League of Denver, Incorporated (founded in 1918), is an organization of women committed to promoting voluntarism, developing the potential of women, and improving communities through the effective action and leadership of trained volunteers. Its purpose is exclusively educational and charitable.
Ink is JLD’s membership newsletter, currently published three times a year: Fall, Winter and Spring. Ink provides a wonderful snapshot of what is going on in the League, and is a great way to stay abreast of JLD happenings. Please email ink@jld.org with questions or story ideas.
The Junior League of Denver is a women’s training organization that develops civic leaders committed to improving our community. We are currently working to disrupt the cycle of systemic poverty for women and families in Denver. Founded in 1918, the League started, and aided in starting, many well-known Denver institutions including the Children’s Museum of Denver, the Mile High Transplant Bank and the Red Rocks concerts.
