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Membership
BECOME A MEMBER
- Engage in Your Community
- Build Lasting Friendships
- Develop the Leader in YouPlease join us at a Meet & Greet to learn more about Junior League membership.
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Are you ready to begin your League journey?
Membership in the JLPA•MP is open to all women over the age of 21 of all backgrounds including, but not limited to, race, national origin, ethnicity, socioeconomic status, religion/beliefs, ability and sexual orientation, who demonstrate an interest in and commitment to voluntarism.
Visit our Join page for more information on membership.
Transfers
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Done in a Day Projects
Done in a Day (DIAD) projects focus on short, intensive community activities that are typically completed in a single day or weekend.
2017-2018 project partners included My New Red Shoes, Second Harvest Food Bank and the Princess Project.
Latest Piper
Hello, summer! Check out the June issue of Piper.
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Shop for a Good Cause
Established in 1970, The Shop, sells gently used clothing, accessories and household items donated by League members, local retailers and the community at large.
Savvy shoppers know to check here first for designer clothing, handbags, shoes, sparkling crystal, china and gently used home furnishings.
LOCATION
785 Santa Cruz Avenue
Menlo Park, CA 94025
650.328.7467SHOP
10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Monday through SaturdayDONATE
10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Tuesday through SaturdayFunds raised at The Shop support the JLPA•MP's projects, services and grants.
Thank you FLASHDASH supporters!
Thanks to these donors, our volunteers and all who played and partied with us for helping to make #flashdash18 a success!
Empowering girls to be STEAM leaders of tomorrow
SPARK an idea•INSPIRE the next generation•CONNECT with leaders
The Junior League of Palo Alto•Mid Peninsula is investing in our next generation of female STEAM leaders through strategic grant-making, coalition building and by partnering with local and national nonprofits on projects for direct service, capacity building and advocacy. We are excited to continue our multi-year partnership with The Tech Museum of Innovation and announce a new partnership with Project READ at the Redwood City Public Library.
In the news: The July 2017 issue of Gentry included this article on the League's partnership with The Tech Museum of Innovation for Girls Days @ The Tech.
"Worlds Top Girl Coders Headed to California," EdSource. Check out the great work our friends and past project partners, Technovation are doing. “If you’re wondering what we should invest in, it’s women. If you educate a woman, the whole community benefits.” Tara Chklovski, Iridescent
You can find coverage of our inaugural partnerships with The Tech Museum and Technovation, including our grant to establish Girls Days at The Tech, on our In the News page.
On why STEAM education for girls matters, check out "Helping Girls See Themselves in STEM Careers," co-authored by our Past President Jan Hickman and Gretchen Walker, Vice President of Education at The Tech. Museum of Innovation.
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Tweets by @jlpampUpcoming Events
DIAD: Vintage Affaire
2:00 PM TO 10:00 PM AT FILOLI, WOODSIDE.
Waitlisted
Done In A Day: St. Anthony’s Padua Meal Service
MENLO PARK, CA.
8:30 AM to 11:00 AM Shift
10:50 AM to 1:00 PM Shift
San Mateo Neighborhood Meeting
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Gatehouse Neighborhood Meeting
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