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The Junior League of Charlotte, Inc. (JLC 2019-2020 Annual Report
The Junior League of Charlotte, Inc. (JLC)
2019-2020 Annual Report
Who We Are
Junior League of Charlotte, Inc. (JLC) is an organization of nearly 1,600 Charlotte-area women. The League is a diverse group who welcomes all women who support the League’s mission of promoting voluntarism, developing the potential of women and improving the community through effective action and leadership of trained volunteers. In addition, League members serve on numerous boards and coalitions throughout the region, as well as lead a variety of business, civic and nonprofit organizations.
• The JLC is a member of The Association of Junior Leagues
International, Inc. (AJLI), which is comprised of 292
Leagues throughout the U.S., Great Britain, Mexico and
Canada, with a collective membership of more than 155,000 women. • Founded in 1926, the JLC has provided more than 1.6 million volunteer hours and $13.7 million in contributions to the Charlotte-Mecklenburg community.
The Journey of a Lifetime
Provisional – First year of membership in the League. Provisionals are focused on gaining exposure to and a greater understanding of the League’s community involvement, partners and fundraising. Active – Continue training to become effective volunteers and civic leaders. Actives focus on community partners, running the League effectively, communicating our story and fundraising. Sustainer – Upon achieving Active requirements, members may transition to Sustainer status, remaining involved in League work, fundraising and advising partners and projects.
Leadership Development
Training is at the heart of the JLC’s mission to empower women as they build stronger communities. Leadership programs include Get on Board, the Leadership Development Institute (LDI), and the Public Policy Institute (PPI). Additional monthly Training Tuesday workshops focus on a variety of professional, leadership, health and personal growth topics.
Community Projects & Placements
JLC run community projects: - Advocacy and Public Awareness - Big Shots Saturdays - Done in a Day - Kids in the Kitchen - Project Development & Evaluation
JLC community partnerships - Alexander Youth Network - Allegro Foundation - Baby Bundles - Center for Community Transitions - Charlotte Community Service - Charlotte Speech & Hearing Center - Digi-Bridge - Heart Math Tutoring - Promising Pages - Second Harvest Food Bank - Sugar Creek Charter School
Advocacy
Since 1926, the JLC has been committed to advocating for the issues and causes of importance to our members, including the children and families of Charlotte and Mecklenburg County. The JLC has two committees dedicated to advocacy and public awareness. The JLC’s Advocacy and Public Awareness Committee, in partnership with the JLC Public Policy Institute, educates JLC members, community organizations and policy-makers on issues facing the communities we serve. Our advocacy efforts fall into the following categories: –Draft policy recommendations –Act as JLC liaisons with city, state and federal legislators –Host voter registration drives and Meet the Candidate events
Women of Distinction Awards
Founders Award: Betsy Conway Outstanding Service Award: Barb Pellin Community Partner of the Year: Reid Park Academy Provisional of the Year: Mallory Moyer Spirit of the League Award: Briana McNeil Transfer of the Year: Allison Broemel Sustainer of the Year: Dawn Liles In-League Placement of the Year: Project Evaluation and Development Community Placement of the Year: Digi-Bridge
Mission Statement
The Junior League of Charlotte, Inc. is an organization of women committed to promoting voluntarism, to developing the potential of women and to improving the community through the effective action and leadership of trained volunteers.
Vision Statement
The Junior League of Charlotte, Inc. will be a leading force in improving the lives of children and families in the Charlotte community.
Diversity and Inclusion Commitment Statement
The Junior League of Charlotte, Inc. welcomes all women who value our Mission. We are committed to inclusive environments of diverse individuals, organizations and communities.
Community Impact
The Junior League of Charlotte, Inc. (JLC) commits financial and volunteer resources to community agencies and projects that focus on the most critical needs of the Charlotte community. From June 2018 through May 2023, the JLC will partner with our community
to ensure that all children are school ready by focusing on health and educational needs of children from birth to fifth grade in
priority areas of Mecklenburg County.
Thank you!
Thank you to our volunteers who have donated their time, skills and funds to support the JLC’s commitment to promoting voluntarism, developing leaders and improving communities. Thank you to our individual and corporate donors who have allowed us to increase our impact in this community. We are grateful for the generosity of all who support the Junior League of Charlotte.
JLC Board of Directors 2019-2020
President President-Elect Executive Vice President Chief Financial Officer Nominating Chair Board Secretary Sustaining Advisor Members at Large Tricia Wilson Magee Charlitta Hatch Beth Bechhold Shannon Vandiver Emily Reichs Ashley Soublet Mary Tinkey Eugenia Brown Julie Brown Allyson Colaco Kelly-Ann Leverone Claire Magee Ferguson Amy Rhyne Lisa Tomlinson Elizabeth-Ann Wieber
2019-2020 Annual Report Financials:
To view our complete 2019-2020 audited financial statements, please visit www.jlcharlotte.org.
Breakdown of Expenses by Category
Breakdown of Expenses by Category
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Fundraising $59,211 Management & General $91,194
Revenue and Support
Other $17,840
JLC Management Team 2019-2020
Executive Vice President Beth Bechhold Executive Vice-President Elect Jamie Mills Vice President of Finance Martha Bordogna Nominating Vice Chair Monique Perry
Risk Manager
Julie Spahn President-Elect Charlitta Hatch Communications Manager Spencer Collins
Assistant Manager Tramayne Osbourne Community Impact Manager Rhonda Blasingame
Assistant Manager Amber Shannon Education & Training Manager Whitney Hill
Assistant Manager Nicole Smith Human Resource Manager Allie Hanson
Assistant Manager Ashley Morris Fund Development Manager Helen King
Assistant Manager Brittany Wright
In-Kind Legal Services $23,657 Contributions & Fundraising $109,501
Membership Dues and Fees $352,574Investment Income $163,281 Breakdown of Expenses vs. Revenue Yearly Net Assets = $92,229
Expenses vs. Revenue
Yearly Net Assets = $92,229
Revenue 54%
Expenses 46%
Total Net Assets Year Beginning vs. Year Ending
Ending Bginning Total Net Assets Year Beginning vs. Year Ending:
■ Ending ■ Beginning
Total Net Assets
$2,803,244 $2,895,473
Total Revenues and Support - $666,853 Net Assets End of Year - $2,895,473 These numbers reflect the 2019-2020 audited financial statements of The Junior League of Charlotte, Inc. which comprise the financial position as of May 31, 2020, and the related statement of activities, functional expenses and cash flows for the year. The JLC’s financial statements were prepared using the accrual basis of accounting. All significant receivables, payables and other liabilities are reflected. The JLC is tax exempt under section 501 (c) (3) of the Internal Revenue Code.
