Junior League of Fayetteville

10/15/2026

Ready to grow your community project?

​The Junior League of Fayetteville is hosting a CAP Grant Information Session!

Junior League of Fayetteville is dedicated to empowering local non-profits and community organizations making a real impact in Cumberland County, with focus placed on supporting women, children, and community welfare.

Come learn how your non-profit can secure funding through our Community Assistance Program.

Spread the word! Tag a local non-profit leader or organization below who shouldn't miss this opportunity. 👇

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10/09/2026

A quick heads-up for our Holly Day Fair vendors!

We want to make sure our vendor community stays informed and in the know! We’ve been made aware of a potential scam circulating, so please take a moment to review the information in the graphic and stay alert for any suspicious messages.

As always, if something doesn’t seem right, trust your instincts and verify before responding.

We’re sharing this as a precaution to help keep our vendors informed and protected.

We’re so excited to have you be part of the 59th Annual Holly Day Fair, and we appreciate being part of such a wonderful vendor community!

10/09/2026

07/16/2026

“🎉 Vendor Applications are NOW LIVE! 🎄
Oh What Fun awaits at the 59th Annual Holly Day Fair!
Applications are officially open for vendors interested in joining one of Eastern North Carolina's premier holiday shopping events.
✨ Important: We've upgraded to a new Vendor Portal. All vendors, returning and new, must create a NEW vendor profile before submitting a 2026 application. Previous login credentials will no longer work.
Ready to apply?

Visit: https://www.jlfay.org/hollydayfair/exhibitors/

Vendor Portal/Login Questions?

📧 [email protected]

Vendor Questions?

📧 [email protected]

We can't wait to see all of the amazing vendors who will help make our 59th Annual Holly Day Fair unforgettable!
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03/20/2026

The Junior League of Fayetteville is proud to award five scholarships of $2,100 each to outstanding young women in our community! Applications are now open to female high school seniors in Cumberland, Hoke, Harnett, Sampson, Robeson, Bladen, and Lee Counties who demonstrate exceptional volunteerism and leadership.

Eligibility includes:

Graduating high school senior

Enrolled in a post‑secondary institution (verification required)

Active community volunteer (outside of school)

Able to list leadership roles and recognition awards

We’re excited to support the next generation of leaders. Encourage an eligible student to apply today!

03/20/2026

We were honored to attend the Postpartum Depression Workshop hosted by the Margie McLean Foundation, Inc, featuring an impactful session led by Dr. Renee Manneh.

This important conversation created space for awareness, education, and support surrounding maternal mental health, reminding us that care for mothers is essential to the health of our entire community.
It was inspiring to stand alongside members of the Junior League of Fayetteville and the Fayetteville Area Section NCNW, united in purpose and service.

Thank you to Regine Lesane for sharing this meaningful initiative and helping amplify such a vital cause.

Together, we continue to advocate, educate, and uplift.

03/03/2026

Member Monday Spotlight: Ms. Jasmine Frowner

For Jasmine Frowner, joining the Junior League of Fayetteville has meant becoming part of something greater, a network of women committed to leadership, service, and meaningful community impact. Through her League experience, she has built relationships, stepped confidently into leadership, and helped create change in the community.

When women come together with intention, transformation follows.

Fun Fact: Jasmine is a huge Golden Girls fan, it’s her nightly comfort show! Because timeless friendships and strong women never go out of style.

02/17/2026

Leadership flourishes in spaces where purpose and partnership align, and this week, we’re honored to feature Ms. Sherice Alford!

Through her journey with the Junior League of Fayetteville, Sherice has had the opportunity to collaborate with dynamic, like-minded women who share a deep commitment to community impact. In the process, she continues to uncover hidden strengths and gifts within herself, growing both personally and as a leader in service.

Her experience reflects the power of collective impact: when women come together with heart and intention, meaningful change follows.

Join us in celebrating Sherice and the dedication she brings to strengthening our community.

02/17/2026

We’re proud to highlight Ms. Darlisha Warren, a valued member whose journey within the Junior League of Fayetteville reflects growth, discovery, and creativity in action.

Through her League experience, Darlisha has embraced opportunities to explore and expand her talents, gaining deeper insight into who she is and how she shows up in service. The League has provided a platform for her to grow not only as a leader, but as an individual committed to continuous development.

Fun Fact: When she’s not serving the community, Darlisha enjoys crafting in her free time, bringing creativity and intention to everything she creates.

Join us in celebrating Darlisha and the unique gifts she brings to the League and our community.