Community Improvement & Capacity Building
Junior League Of Houston Inc
HOUSTON, TX
Total revenue
$9.8M
Total expenses
$6.7M
Net assets
$18.1M
Grants received
$7.6M
105 grants
EIN
741185659
Tax year
2023
Mission
The Junior League of Houston, Inc. 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.
Programs
2 programs
Community Program and Community Support Services - See Schedule OCommunity Program and Community Support Services: Community projects are a main focus of The Junior League of Houston, Inc. During the 2023-2024 fiscal year, the League served individuals through community projects addressing a broad spectrum of needs in Houston and surrounding areas. Many of these programs are initiated by the League and fully supported through League volunteers and funding. League volunteers serve many people - infants, children, women in crisis, families, and the elderly; in many places - hospitals, museums, camps, and schools; and in many capacities - docents, mentors, and program facilitators. During the 2023-2024 fiscal year, the League combined volunteer time with direct financial support through grants, collaborative efforts, and community projects.
Membership Services, Training, and Education - See Schedule OMembership Services, Training, and Education: The Junior League of Houston, Inc.'s membership is more than 4,000 strong. In addition to community volunteer placements, active and provisional League members attend a required number of general membership meetings each year. League members receive ongoing volunteer training and attend a variety of other meetings including council, education, leadership/training, community placement, and committee meetings. League members create newsletters, seasonal event calendars, a biannual magazine, and a yearly directory, as well as maintain a comprehensive website and social media presence. The goal of membership training and education is to further the mission of the League in developing the potential of women and training volunteers for effective action and leadership in the community.
Financials
FY 2023
Revenue
Expenses
People
25 listed
Elizabeth Kendrick
Development Vice President
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30 hrs/wk
Laura Thompson
Financial Vice President
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30 hrs/wk
Dionella Martinez
Membership Vice President
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30 hrs/wk
Lisa Houssiere
Recording Secretary
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25 hrs/wk
Mary Beth Black
Director
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10 hrs/wk
Olayemi Brown
Director
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10 hrs/wk
Cari Collins
Director
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10 hrs/wk
Katherine Doyle
Director
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10 hrs/wk
Courtney Durham
Director
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20 hrs/wk
Amanda Hanks Bayles
President
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35 hrs/wk
Michelle Esparza
Director
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10 hrs/wk
Kelly Hickman
Director
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10 hrs/wk
Terria Hutchinson
Director-at-Large
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6 hrs/wk
Carson Kelley
Director
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10 hrs/wk
Marie Newton
Director
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10 hrs/wk
Brandy Pugh
Director
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10 hrs/wk
Michael Ann Young Singleton
Director-at-Large
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6 hrs/wk
Margie Sutton
Director-at-Large
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6 hrs/wk
Kaitlyn Zapalac
Director-at-Large
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6 hrs/wk
Tiffany Echevarria
Director
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10 hrs/wk
Mary Lee Hackedorn Wilkens
President-Elect
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30 hrs/wk
Laura Whitten
Community Vice President
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30 hrs/wk
Malcolm Rowland
Tea Room General Manager
$160K
35 hrs/wk
Rebecca Pivec
Administrative Director
$156K
40 hrs/wk
Pedro Sanchez
Tea Room Assistant Manager
$108K
50 hrs/wk
Independent contractors
Ann Wolf Interior Decoration LLC
Interior design services
Allied Universal Security Services
Security services
Grants received
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$110K · 2 grants · 2023–2024
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