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Who We Are
The Junior League of Northwest Arkansas has over 250 trained volunteers that contribute volunteer hours and help raise funds to support our community projects and partners to raise awareness about domestic violence in Northwest Arkansas.
Click below to learn about joining the Junior League of Northwest Arkansas.
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What We Do and Why
The Junior League emphasizes the training of women in volunteer service and developing their potential to act as community leaders. This commitment to training serves the needs of our League, as well as our community partners in the fight against domestic violence.
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Touch-a-Truck
This year’s Touch-a-Truck will feature crowd favorites– dozens of vehicles that kids (and kids-at-heart) can explore. Vehicles you can expect to see include construction equipment, safety and transportation vehicles, motorcycles, tractors and much more.
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We are women building a better community in Northwest Arkansas
Mission Statement
The Junior League of Northwest Arkansas 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.
Reaching Out Statement
The Junior League of Northwest Arkansas reaches out to women of all races, religions, and national origins, who demonstrate an interest in and a commitment to voluntarism.
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May 15
Touch-a-Truck
Join us for the 2021 JLNWA Touch-a-Truck event! Join us Saturday, May 15, 2021! 9am to 10am quiet hour for children with sensory needs 10am to 2pm general admission Pinnacle Hills Promenade Mall 2203 Promenade Boulevard Rogers, AR 72758 This year’s Touch-a-Truck will feature crowd favorites– dozens of vehicles that kids (and kids-at-heart) can explore. […]
That's My Bag - a Proven JLNWA Project & Success Story
The goal of That’s My Bag is to provide thousands of children in Benton, Carroll, Madison, and Washington counties who are removed from their homes or enter the foster care system with a backpack that includes clothes for one week, under-garments, socks, personal hygiene items, books, stuffed animals and toys, and other comfort items.
