06/26/2026
📢 A New York Junior League 125th Anniversary Report.
One of the city’s oldest nonprofits, the New York Junior League, was founded by a group of young women in 1901 with a simple vision: trained women volunteers can lead change in their communities.
Yet 125 years after our founding, many of the same challenges continue to face our city.
From food and housing insecurity to widening educational and socioeconomic gaps, too many New Yorkers are falling through the cracks of a system grappling with accelerating need, funding constraints, and the long-term impacts of a global pandemic.
That’s why we convened leaders from across New York City’s nonprofit community to discuss the systemic challenges facing our human services sector-and what we can do to build a stronger, more resilient future for all New Yorkers.
Today, we’re proud to share our landmark 125th Anniversary Report, Bridging the Gaps: Strengthening NYC’s Human Services Infrastructure for Families and the Future.
Read the full report here: https://www.nyjl.org/new-york-junior-league-report-calls-for-new-funding-models-and-sector-wide-coordination-network-finds-demand-on-nyc-nonprofits-surging/
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