an extraordinary breed of woman capable of leading her community

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LEADERSHIP
EMPOWERED
\’le-d r-,ship im-’pau(- )r-uhd\
e
e
an extraordinary breed of
woman capable of leading
her community and of
getting others to follow in
tackling society’s thorniest
issues and orchestrating
monumental, meaningful
change while enhancing the
social, cultural and political
fabric of our civil society;
The Junior League.
Mission & Vision
The Junior League is an organization of women
committed to promoting voluntarism, developing
the potential of women and improving the
community through the effective action and
leadership of trained volunteers. Its purpose is
exclusively educational and charitable.
[ vision ]
The Junior League: Women Around the World
as Catalysts for Lasting Community Change.
Who are the Women
of the JLEFC?
Junior League women are highly motivated,
educated, influential individuals who transform
their communities through advocacy, direct
service, public education, fundraising and hard
work on the front lines of modern society’s
toughest problems. With comprehensive training,
vast networks, and a collaborative approach
to designing solutions, they step in where
government or social services agencies are not
fully meeting a community’s needs, whether for
lack of resources, knowledge or funding.
Welcome
to The Junior League
of Eastern Fairfield County
In 1901, when 19-year-old Mary Harriman founded the first Junior League in New York City,
she envisioned an organization where women could volunteer their time, develop their skills
and improve the lives of those in their communities. One hundred and fourteen years later,
Junior Leagues in 291 communities throughout Canada, Mexico, the United Kingdom and the
United States continue to provide opportunities for women who are committed to honing their
leadership skills by tackling the issues that confront their communities.
The Junior League of Eastern Fairfield County (JLEFC) was founded in 1920 by 47 women
committed to improving the lives of those in greatest need in the Greater Bridgeport area. We
have demonstrated that commitment for 95 years, creating a legacy and tradition that I know
will continue for the next 95 years. The 300 women of the JLEFC are driven by our mission of
Promoting voluntarism, Developing the Potential of Women and Improving our Community.
We have the distinction of being the very first League in Connecticut. Our history is colorful
and lasting, and the area we serve would not be the same without the tireless efforts of all our
Members. Some of our League’s past projects are parts of organizations that still continue to
thrive in our community today! Our League was involved in the formation of the Discovery
Museum, the Beardsley Zoo, and the School Volunteer Association, just to name a few.
Our organization is almost entirely run by volunteers. Our Members gain invaluable training and
experience through the creation and implementation of our projects, which they subsequently
bring to other organizations, businesses and non-profits. This has always meant that our
Members are able to individually impact their communities beyond their League involvement,
preparing them to become community and civic leaders of their times.
Today, the JLEFC’s “Healthy Families, Healthy Futures” community projects impact School
Readiness in the areas of literacy, healthy lifestyles, and hunger, to better prepare children
to succeed in later grades and subsequently, graduate from high school. In 2015-2016, the
League will continue to improve and enrich the Greater Bridgeport community through the
following projects:
Leaguers Building Readers, collects and distributes books to at-risk children in our
community through the United Way and Read to Grow. Since its inception, tens of
thousands of books have been collected by the JLEFC.
Cook & Feed for Friends in Need, which provides approximately 150 meals per month to
Operation Hope.
Done in a Day events, including community garden clean ups, healthy lifestyle events,
book and food drives and more.
Neighborhood Impact, where through long-standing partnerships with Thomas
Hooker School and the Bridgeport YMCA, we support their school readiness efforts.
Healthy Families Dinner Series, In January 2015, The League’s newest signature
project, “Healthy Families Dinner Series” was launched. This joint venture
with the Center for Family Justice, the Bridgeport YMCA and the Norma Pfriem Urban
Outreach Initiative provides bi-monthly dinners and family programming
to improve school readiness.
Healthy Families 5K Run/Walk, the JLEFC held its inaugural 5K Run/Walk fundraiser at
Beardsley Park in November of 2014. Funds raised at this event help support the
mission of our League and our community outreach projects. The second annual Run/
Walk will be held on November 15, 2015.
In addition to providing community impact and training opportunities for our Members, the
League has always offered opportunities to create lifelong friendships, while working alongside
other inspiring women who actively seek ways to become more engaged in their community.
Women of character creating lasting community change. We are the women of the Junior League.
I invite you to learn more about the JLEFC at www.jlefc.org
Sincerely,
Samantha S. Collin
President, JLEFC 2015-2016
KEY
initiatives
LEAGUERS BUILDING READERS
Help us advance literacy by supporting one of our signature projects
– our partnership with United Way and Read to Grow allows us
to provides books to at-risk children in our community. Since its
inception in 2010, Leaguers Building Readers has collected and
distributed tens of thousands of books.
Participate by donating your gently used books, purchasing new
books and conducting book drives at work, local stores or at a
dinner or child’s party.
COOK & FEED FOR FRIENDS IN NEED
As part of our partnership with Operation Hope, a safe and
healing shelter for homeless families. Cook & Feed is a program in
which Leaguers meet once a month to prepare approximately 150
healthy, frozen meals that feed families of 4-6 people, filling empty
food pantry freezers.
NEIGHBORHOOD IMPACT
Partnering with the Thomas Hooker School in Bridgeport, we
help foster literacy and impact students’ lives in a variety of ways
including monthly Read Alouds, healthy eating programs, Star
Student Receptions, and beautification projects in and around the
elementary school.
KEY
initiatives
OPERATION HOPE MONTHLY MEAL PREPARATION
As part of a longstanding partnership, we provide meals on
a monthly basis for the residents of the Operation Hope
homeless shelter.
HEALTHY FAMILIES 5K RUN/WALK
We held our inaugural Healthy Families 5K Run/Walk fundraiser
at Beardsley Park in November of 2014. Funds raised at this
event help support the mission of our League and our community
outreach projects. The second annual Run/Walk will be held on
November 15, 2015 at 9:30 a.m.
HEALTHY FAMILIES DINNER SERIES
Healthy
Families
Dinner Series
In January 2015, we launched our newest signatures program,
“The Healthy Family Dinner Series”. This program is a
collaboration between the Norma Pfriem Urban Outreach
Initiative, The Center for Family Justice, and The Bridgeport
YMCA. Families meet twice a month where they participate in
activities that incorporate elements of literacy, exercise, and
making healthy food choices while preparing a meal to eat
together. All aspects of this program are designed to meet the
goals of our “Healthy Families, Healthy Futures” initiative.
Partner with the JLEFC
A partnership with The Junior League is an opportunity for a business
or an organization to collaborate with one of the world’s oldest, largest
and most effective volunteer organizations.
Support our 300 Members that since 1920 have been committed to bettering
the community we have chosen to live, work and raise our families in.
By supporting The JLEFC and its mission, you are helping to create
lasting community change.
As our partner, you will receive increased exposure
for your business within the community.
• Logo on Brochures
• Logo on Tickets
• Logo on Invitations
• Logo on Posters
• Logo on T-Shirts
• Logo on Program
• Inclusion in Signage
• Opportunity for Speaker Presentation Panel Discussion
• Opportunity to display promotional table tents at event tables
• Opportunity to distribute marketing materials
NOTE: Through Moffly Media and Hearst Media Services, we can offer your
company greater promotional exposure.
OUR
sponsors
OUR
corporate
sponsors
& partners
November 2015
Dear Sir/Madam:
The Junior League of Eastern Fairfield County (JLEFC) has a rich history of improving lives in the twelve
communities we serve. As one of the most established civic organizations in Fairfield County, the JLEFC has
made considerable contributions to the Greater Bridgeport area since 1920. This year, we celebrate 95 years of
community service!
Our nearly 300 Members are passionate about making our community a more vital place to live, volunteering
hundreds of hours each year to realize this goal. Since 2013, our focus has been “Healthy Families, Healthy
Futures”. Our projects impact school readiness in the areas of literacy, healthy lifestyles, and hunger to better
prepare children to succeed and subsequently graduate from high school. To support this focus, we are proud
of the projects we have designed and implemented, some examples include:
Healthy Families Dinner Series, a partnership with the Norma Pfreim Urban Outreach Initiative,
the Central Connecticut Coastal YMCA, and the Center for Family Justice where we provide bi-monthly
meals and programming to support health, nutrition and literacy in order to improve school
participation and outcomes for children in Bridgeport.
Leaguers Building Readers, collects and distributes books to at-risk children in our community through
the United Way and Read to Grow. Since its inception, tens of thousands of books have been collected by
the JLEFC.
Neighborhood Impact, provides trained volunteers for reading aloud to students on a monthly basis at
Bridgeport’s Thomas Hooker School, hosts star student receptions to recognize outstanding students, and
supports literacy contests, a book club and provides monthly snacks.
Cook & Feed for Friends in Need, approximately 150 home cooked meals are prepared monthly
and are delivered to Operation Hope’s homeless shelter and food pantry.
“Healthy Families 5K Run/Walk”
On Sunday, November 15, 2015 the JLEFC will host its second annual Healthy Families 5K Run/Walk. The 5K will
take place at Beardsley Park in Bridgeport, and will allow participants to enjoy healthy exercise at this historic
park while supporting the JLEFC community projects.
We invite you to help us make this community event a success in the following ways:
1. Sponsor the Healthy Families 5K Run/Walk.
2. Donate an item or service to support the Run/Walk.
3. Participate in the Run/Walk with your family and friends.
With the help of your tax-deductible donation, the JLEFC can continue to train volunteers to serve and better
our community. Together, we can make a difference. We encourage you to learn more about the JLEFC and
register for the Healthy Families 5K Run/Walk at www.jlefc.org.
Sincerely,
Jamie Braden
JLEFC Fund Development Chair 2015-2016
Over 95 Years of Community Service in Eastern Fairfield County
739 Old Post Road • Fairfield, CT 06824 • 203-259-9995 • [email protected] • www.jlefc.org
The JLEFC is proud to support Bridgeport, Easton, Fairfield, Monroe, Newtown, Redding, Shelton, Southport, Stratford, Trumbull, Weston and Westport.
Tax ID: #06-6058169. The JLEFC is a 501(c)(3) and donations may be deductible as permitted by tax laws.
November 2015
Dear Sir/Madam:
The Junior League of Eastern Fairfield County (JLEFC) has a rich history of improving lives in the twelve communities
we serve. As one of the most established civic organizations in Fairfield County, the JLEFC has made considerable
contributions to the Greater Bridgeport area since 1920. This year, we celebrate 95 years of community service!
Our nearly 300 Members are passionate about making our community a more vital place to live, volunteering hundreds
of hours each year to realize this goal. Since 2013, our focus has been “Healthy Families, Healthy Futures”. Our
projects impact school readiness in the areas of literacy, healthy lifestyles and hunger to better prepare children to
succeed and subsequently graduate from high school. To support this focus area, we are proud of the projects we
have designed and implemented. Some examples include:
Healthy Families Dinner Series, a partnership with the Norma Pfreim Urban Outreach Initiative,
the Central Connecticut Coastal YMCA, and the Center for Family Justice where we provide bi-monthly
meals and programming to support health, nutrition and literacy in order to improve school participation
and outcomes for children in Bridgeport.
Leaguers Building Readers, collects and distributes books to at-risk children in our community through
the United Way and Read to Grow. Since its inception, tens of thousands of books have been collected by
the JLEFC.
Neighborhood Impact, provides trained volunteers for reading aloud to students on a monthly basis at
Bridgeport’s Thomas Hooker School, hosts star student receptions to recognize outstanding students, and
supports literacy contests, a book club and provides monthly snacks.
Cook & Feed for Friends in Need, approximately 150 home cooked meals are prepared monthly and are
delivered to Operation Hope’s homeless shelter and food pantry.
“Healthy Families 5K Run/Walk”, On Sunday, November 15, 2015 the JLEFC will host its second annual
Healthy Families 5K Run/Walk fundraiser at Beardsley Park in Bridgeport, CT. This family friendly event allows
participants to enjoy healthy exercise at this historic park while at the same time supporting the community
projects of the JLEFC.
The Junior League of Eastern Fairfield County 95th Anniversary Gala, On April 2, 2016, the JLEFC will host a
Gala at The Patterson Club in Fairfield, CT, to support our mission and these projects.
We are thrilled to announce Fairfield Living Magazine and Moffly Media as our Media Sponsor. Moffly print and
digital media are the “must-read” on all things social and cultural within Fairfield County reaching an impressive 1 of
3 residents in this affluent area. The Gala will be featured in three issues of Fairfield Living Magazine. This relationship
allows us to offer you exciting sponsorship opportunities that we hope you will consider.
YOU can help make our 95th anniversary year a success in one or more of the following ways:
1. Sponsor the Junior League of Eastern Fairfield County and Gala.
2. Donate an item or service to support the Gala.
3. Participate our Gala on April 2, 2016 at The Patterson Club.
With the help of your tax-deductible donation, the JLEFC can continue to train volunteers to serve and better our
community. Together, we can make a difference. We encourage you to learn more about the JLEFC and register for
the Healthy Families 5K Run/Walk at www.jlefc.org.
Sincerely,
Jamie Braden
JLEFC Fund Development Chair 2015-2016
Over 95 Years of Community Service in Eastern Fairfield County
739 Old Post Road • Fairfield, CT 06824 • 203-259-9995 • [email protected] • www.jlefc.org
The JLEFC is proud to support Bridgeport, Easton, Fairfield, Monroe, Newtown, Redding, Shelton, Southport, Stratford, Trumbull, Weston and Westport.
Tax ID: #06-6058169. The JLEFC is a 501(c)(3) and donations may be deductible as permitted by tax laws.
Sponsorship
Donation Agreement
The Junior League of Eastern Fairfield County (JLEFC) will hold its second annual Healthy Families 5K
Run/Walk on Sunday, November 15, 2015 at Beardsley Park in Bridgeport. Funds raised will support
the Healthy Families, Healthy Futures projects of the JLEFC and its mission. The JLEFC is a 501(c)(3)
organization and donations are tax deductible to the extent permitted by law. Federal Tax ID # 06-6058169
Contact Information
Name
Company Name
Address
City
State
Zip
Phone
Email
Sponsorship Opportunities
Please check one of the following:
q 95th Anniversary Sponsor
All sponsors will receive recognition at the Healthy Families 5K Run/Walk
$5,000 & above
q Presenting Sponsor$2,500
q Sprinter$1,000
q Runner$500
Industry exclusivity
Mention in press releases
Logo on JLEFC Website
Logo in all Moffly Media coverage offered to the JLEFC
Logo on Brochures and flyers
Logo on T-Shirts if contract signed by 10/30/15
Inclusion of marketing materials in race bag
Logo on Gala Tickets and Invitation
Logo on Gala Program
Opportunity to display promotional table tents at event tables
Six tickets to the 95th anniversary gala on 4/2/16
Logo on flyers
Opportunity to display promotional table tents at event tables
2 tickets to the 95th anniversary gala on 4/2/16
Logo on flyers
Logo on flyers
In-Kind Donation Information
In-kind donations will receive recognition as outlined above. Please include any special conditions or restrictions.
Fair Market Value of Item $______________________ (What a buyer would expect to pay)
Item Description ___________________________________________________________________________________________
____________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Payment Information
Signed agreement and logo (if applicable) are required by November 2, 2015. | Please submit agreement to: JLEFC | 739 Old Post Road | Fairfield, CT 06824
q
q
Check enclosed (payable to JLEFC) for total amount in agreement
Charge total amount in agreement to credit card:
q MasterCard q
Visa
Cardholder’s Name ________________________________________________________________________________________
Card Number ______________________________________________________________________ CVV# _________________
Expiration Date __________________Signature ________________________________________________________________
For additional information, please visit www.JLEFC.org
Sponsorship
95 th
Donation Agreement Anniversary
Gala
The Junior League of Eastern Fairfield County (JLEFC) will hold its second annual 95th annual
Anniversary Gala on Saturday, April 2, 2016 at The Patterson Club in Fairfield. Funds raised will support
the Healthy Families, Healthy Futures projects of the JLEFC and its mission. The JLEFC is a 501(c)(3)
organization and donations are tax deductible to the extent permitted by law. Federal Tax ID # 06-6058169
Contact Information
Name
Company Name
Address
City
State
Zip
Phone
Email
Sponsorship Opportunities
q 95th Anniversary Sponsor
$3,500 and above
Name mention in all Press Releases
Logo on JLEFC website
Logo on all Gala advertising
Logo on Gala tickets and invitation
Logo on Gala program
Opportunity to display promotional items at Gala
Four (4) tickets to the 95th Anniversary Gala on 4/2/16
q Community Leader$2,500 Name mention in all Press Releases
Two (2) tickets to the 95th Anniversary Gala on 4/2/16
q Community Builder$1,000
Name mention in all Press Releases
q Community Supporter$500
In-Kind Donation Information
In-kind donations will receive recognition as outlined above. Please include any special conditions or restrictions.
Fair Market Value of Item $______________________ (What a buyer would expect to pay)
Item Description ___________________________________________________________________________________________
____________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Payment Information
Signed agreement and logo (if applicable) due 7 days after agreeing to sponsorship details . | Please submit agreement to: JLEFC | 739 Old Post Road | Fairfield, CT 06824
q
q
Check enclosed (payable to JLEFC) for total amount in agreement
Charge total amount in agreement to credit card:
q MasterCard q
Visa
Cardholder’s Name ________________________________________________________________________________________
Card Number ______________________________________________________________________ CVV# _________________
Expiration Date __________________Signature ________________________________________________________________
For additional information, please visit www.JLEFC.org
Numerous Junior League Members
have become household names through
their professional and personal pursuits.
Below is just a sampling of famous
Junior League women.
Shirley Temple Black 1928-2014
Child actress featured in more than 40 films; U.S.
Representative to the United Nations (1969-70); U.S.
Ambassador to Ghana (1974-76); first woman to serve
as White House Chief of Protocol (1976-77)
Palo Alto • Mid-Peninsula, CA
Barbara Bush 1925-
Community service volunteer, literacy activist, author;
former First Lady of the United States (1989-1993);
founder of the Barbara Bush Foundation for Family
Literacy (1989)
Houston, TX
Laura Bush 1946-
Literacy activist, volunteer, author; former First Lady of
the U.S. (2001-2009); launched Ready to Read, Ready
to Learn educational initiative (2001)
Dallas, TX
Marilyn Carlson Nelson 1939-
Chair and former CEO of Carlson Companies, the
first major North American travel company to sign
the ECPAT international code of conduct regarding
the sexual exploitation of children (2002); Chair
by presidential appointment, National Women’s
Business Council (2002-2005); Author: How We Lead
Matters: Reflections on a Life of Leadership (2008)
Minneapolis, MN
Sarah Palfrey Cooke Danzig 1912-1996
Two-time U.S. Tennis Champion (1934, 35) and twice
doubles champion at Wimbledon (1930, 36), author,
activist; lobbied the U.S. Tennis Association to remove
the color bar (1950); voted into the International
Tennis Hall of Fame (1963)
The City of New York
Betty Ford 1918-2011
Humanitarian, woman’s rights and substance abuse
prevention advocate, former First Lady of the U.S.
(1974-77); founder, Betty Ford Clinic (1982)
Grand Rapids, MI
Margaret Hamilton 1902-1985
Actress, best known for her role as the Wicked Witch
of the West in The Wizard of Oz
Cleveland, OH
Katharine Hepburn 1907-2003
4-time U.S. Academy Award-winning actress (1934,
68, 69, 82); 3-time British Academy Award recipient
(1969, 83); writer; daughter of suffragette Katharine
Houghton
Hartford, CT
Oveta Culp Hobby 1905-1995
First Commander of Women’s Auxiliary Army Corps
(1941-45); first U.S. Secretary of Health, Education &
Welfare (1953-55) in President Dwight D. Eisenhower’s
Administration
Houston, TX
Mary Pillsbury Lord 1904-1978
U.S. Delegate to the United Nations, succeeding
Eleanor Roosevelt
Minneapolis, MN & The City of New York
Ruth Rowlands Nichols 1901-1960
Female aviation pioneer who held simultaneous
world records for speed, altitude and distance. Was
an early advocate for including women in the NASA
space program.
Sandra Day O’Connor 1930-
First female U.S. Supreme Court Justice (1981-2006);
Assistant Attorney General for Arizona (1965-69);
first woman to serve as the majority leader of a state
Senate (1969-74) in Arizona
Phoenix, AZ
Actress, author; substance abuse prevention activist;
former First Lady of the U.S. (1981-1989)
Los Angeles, CA
Eleanor Roosevelt 1884-1962
First Lady of the United States (1933-1945); social
reformer; humanitarian; author; U.S. Delegate to
the United Nations, (1946-52, 1961-62); Chair of the
Human Rights Commission overseeing the creation
of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights (1948)
Founder of The Junior League (1901); first defender
of consumer rights in President Franklin Roosevelt’s
Administration (1933); organizer, Farm Foundation
Board (1933-34)
Eudora Welty 1909-2001
Pulitzer prize-winning author of The Optimist’s
Daughter (1969); photographer; lecturer
Jackson, MS
Former U.S.
Luxembourg
Austin, TX
Ambassador
to
Switzerland
[ ELECTED TO GOVERNMENT ]
[ Canadian Parliament ]
Florence Bird
Judy Biggert
Elected U.S. House of Representatives
1998-2013
Chicago, IL
Frances P. Bolton
1940-1969
Cleveland, OH
Susan Brooks
Mary Harriman Rumsey 1881-1934
Pamela Willeford 1950-
[ U.S. Congress ]
and
2013-present
Indianapolis, IN
Jennifer Dunn
1992-2004
Seattle, WA
Anna G. Eshoo
1992-present
Palo Alto • Mid-Peninsula, CA
Mary E. Pruett Farrington
1954-1956
Honolulu, HI
Tillie K. Fowler
Elected to Canadian Parliament 1978-1983
Winnipeg, MB
1992-2000
Jacksonville, FL
Margaret McTavish Konantz
Isabella Selmes Greenway
Winnipeg, MB
1933-1936
Bobbie Sparrow
Calgary, AB
[ Canadian Provincial Appointment ]
Lois Mitchell
Lieutenant Governor of Alberta 2015-present
Calgary, AB
Kay R. Hagan
Elected to U.S. Senate, 2008-2015
Greensboro, NC
Carolyn Maloney
1992-present
Famous Junior League Members
Nancy Reagan 1921-
Alyson l. Huber
1981-1985; U.S. Secretary of Labor 1991-93
Rockford, IL
California State Assembly Member,
2008-present
Doris Matsui
Diane Patrick
2005-present
Sacramento, CA
Arlington, TX
Sacramento, CA
Texas House of Representatives, 2007-Present
Betty Sims
Ruth Sears Baker Pratt
Missouri State Senator, 1995-2002
1929-1933
Emily Anne Staples Tuttle
St. Louis, MO
Minnesota State Senate, 1977-1980
Margaret Chase Smith
Elected in 1948 to U.S. Senate; elected in1940 to U.S.
House of Representatives; first woman to serve in both
houses of Congress
Bangor, ME
Minneapolis, MN
[ Local Government (U.S.) ]
Pat Evans
[ State Government (U.S.) ]
Martha Bedell Alexander
North Carolina House of Representatives,
1992-2000
Mayor of Plano, TX, 2002-2009
Plano, TX
Margaret Hance
First woman mayor of Phoenix, AZ, 1976-1983
Charlotte, NC
Phoenix, AZ
Betsey Bayless
Glenda Hood
Arizona 16th Secretary of State, 1997-2002
First woman mayor of Orlando, FL, 1992-2003
Phoenix, AZ
Greater Orlando, FL
Roseann Knauer Bentley
Willie Mount
Missouri State Senator, 1995-2002
First woman mayor of Lake Charles, LA, 1993-1999
Springfield, MO
Lake Charles, LA
Mary O. Donohue
Florence Shapiro
New York State Lt. Governor, 1999-2006
Mayor of Plano, TX, 1990-1992
Troy, NY
Plano, TX
Beth Halteman Harwell
Carole Keeton Strayhorn
Tennessee General Assembly Member, 1988-present,
Speaker of the House, 2011
First woman mayor of Austin, TX, 1977-1983
Nashville, TN
Kerry Healey
Massachusetts State Lt. Governor, 2003-2007
Boston, MA
Austin, TX
Famous Junior League Members
Lynn Martin

an extraordinary breed of woman capable of leading her community

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