JLCM Mission
Our organization of women is committed to promoting voluntarism, developing the potential of our
members and improving the community through the effective action and leadership of trained volunteers.
Our purpose is exclusively educational and charitable.
JLCM Vision
We serve as a catalyst for community change by creating a legacy of service to the children and families of
Cobb County.
About Us
Founded in 1933 as the Marietta Junior Welfare League, our organization became the Junior League of
Cobb-Marietta in 1976. Today, the Junior League of Cobb-Marietta is an organization of almost 500 women
committed to promoting voluntarism, developing the potential of women, and improving communities
through the effective action and leadership of trained volunteers.
The Junior League of Cobb-Marietta has founded and supported many community projects. Some of our
past projects include Creswell School, the Cobb County Youth Museum, The Center for Children and
Young Adults, Gate City Nursery, and Sheltering Arms Daycare. Most recently we donated $50,000 to The
Center for Family Resources’ new nonprofit center.
With over 8-10 community placements each year, the volunteer financial impact of the Junior League of
Cobb Marietta is over $ 200,000.00 annually, (11,570 hours x $ 16.95/hr = $ 196,111.50 + the $ directly to
projects) We will train almost 50 new provisional members and will continue the volunteer education of our
active members.
In order to accomplish our mission the Junior League of Cobb-Marietta operates several profitable
fundraisers to support the many projects in which our volunteers serve. The success of Mistletoe Market,
Follies, and our cookbooks provides the funds for all the wonderful projects the Junior League of Cobb-
Marietta supports.
Our well-trained members often move into leadership positions in the community. I invite you to become a
part of this dynamic group of women as we continue our legacy of commitment and service to our
community.
Angie Fowler
President, 2007-2008
Our organization of women is committed to promoting voluntarism, developing the potential of our
members and improving the community through the effective action and leadership of trained volunteers.
Our purpose is exclusively educational and charitable.
JLCM Vision
We serve as a catalyst for community change by creating a legacy of service to the children and families of
Cobb County.
About Us
Founded in 1933 as the Marietta Junior Welfare League, our organization became the Junior League of
Cobb-Marietta in 1976. Today, the Junior League of Cobb-Marietta is an organization of almost 500 women
committed to promoting voluntarism, developing the potential of women, and improving communities
through the effective action and leadership of trained volunteers.
The Junior League of Cobb-Marietta has founded and supported many community projects. Some of our
past projects include Creswell School, the Cobb County Youth Museum, The Center for Children and
Young Adults, Gate City Nursery, and Sheltering Arms Daycare. Most recently we donated $50,000 to The
Center for Family Resources’ new nonprofit center.
With over 8-10 community placements each year, the volunteer financial impact of the Junior League of
Cobb Marietta is over $ 200,000.00 annually, (11,570 hours x $ 16.95/hr = $ 196,111.50 + the $ directly to
projects) We will train almost 50 new provisional members and will continue the volunteer education of our
active members.
In order to accomplish our mission the Junior League of Cobb-Marietta operates several profitable
fundraisers to support the many projects in which our volunteers serve. The success of Mistletoe Market,
Follies, and our cookbooks provides the funds for all the wonderful projects the Junior League of Cobb-
Marietta supports.
Our well-trained members often move into leadership positions in the community. I invite you to become a
part of this dynamic group of women as we continue our legacy of commitment and service to our
community.
Angie Fowler
President, 2007-2008
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