2024-2025 DallaCite

VOLUME 103 • 2024 – 2025

OUR COMMUNITY OUR COMMITMENT

MISSION STATEMENT The Junior League of Dallas is an organization of women whose mission is to advance women’s leadership for meaningful community impact through volunteer action, collaboration, and training.

VISION STATEMENT To be the premier organization to connect and develop women to improve the quality of life in the Dallas community.

DALLACITE CREDITS Alice Tsang, DallaCite Editor Myia Bennett, Writer Larisa Lemon, Writer Joanie Williams, Writer

COMMUNICATIONS LEADERSHIP Jennifer Mills, Communications Vice President Elle Congelliere, Brand Strategy Chair Virginia Hock, External Communications Chair Emily Deer, Internal Communications Chair Haley Davis, Public Relations Chair Jessica Berend, Social Media Chair

Graphic Design: Southern Fried Paper Printing: Greg Nieberding, Digital 3 Printing Photography: Gittings Portraiture, Tamytha Cameron Photography, Celeste Cass Photography, George Fiala Photography

JUNIOR LEAGUE OF DALLAS STAFF Lisa Nelson, Development Operations Director Kristianne Hinkamp, Membership & Community Manager Sarah Kemper, Director of Finance Alicia Miller, Accounting Associate Nidia Lopez, Operations Manager Mary Halkias, Administrative Assistant Junior League of Dallas, 8003 Inwood Drive, Dallas, Texas 75209 jldallas.org 2

LETTER FROM THE PRESIDENT

TANDRA ALLEN It has been my privilege and honor to serve as the 2024–2025 President of the Junior League of Dallas. This past year, themed Trailblaze, reflected our steadfast vision to be the premier training organization, connecting and developing women to improve the quality of life in Dallas. Together, we trained, connected, and led with determination to address our city’s most critical needs.

We honored our legacy leaders by designating League Headquarters as a State Historical Landmark and celebrated our founding members passion for volunteer action, collaboration, and training. This moment energized us for the year ahead as we forged new paths, seeking our own purpose and embracing innovative leadership to meet today’s challenges.

This year, our outreach expanded significantly. At the annual Mayor’s Back to School Fair, more than 500 JLD organized volunteers provided school supplies and resources to over 10,000 DISD students. Through our Kids in the Kitchen Signature Project, we reached more than 3,000 children across 42 Dallas County zip codes, promoting healthy habits and lifelong wellness.

We strengthened our commitment to leadership development with the inaugural T. Boone Pickens Visionary Award, honoring a distinguished alumna from our Leadership Institute whose journey reflects the lasting impact of League training. We also deepened connections between Actives and Sustainers through joint task forces designed to enhance training, leadership pipelines, and the member experience at every stage of League life.

The 2025 Milestones Luncheon was a highlight, celebrating Sustainer of the Year Peggy Sewell, whose trailblazing leadership continues to inspire.

Events such as Disco for Dallas, the Women’s Leadership Summit, and our Cultural Heritage series brought members together in learning, unity, and celebration.

Thank you for your unwavering commitment to the League and to one another. Through your dedication, we honor our legacy and shape a powerful future worthy of the women who blazed the trail before us.

With all my gratitude,

LETTER FROM THE EDITOR

TANDRA ALLEN

ALICE TSANG

2024 – 2025 Junior League of Dallas President

As we turn the final pages of another impactful year, I am honored to reflect on the stories, achievements, and milestones that have shaped our League and our community. This year, our members have continued to exemplify the League’s mission: promoting voluntarism, developing the potential of women, and improving the community through the effective action and leadership of trained volunteers.

Personally, as a Los Angeles transplant, I can say with certainty that the Junior League of Dallas has been more than a place to volunteer—it has been the place where I found community. What began as a way to get involved quickly turned into friendships, mentorships, and a true sense of belonging. Thanks to this League, Dallas doesn’t just feel like a new city—it feels like home.

This DallaCite is not just a collection of updates—it’s a celebration of service, leadership, and the unwavering spirit that defines the Junior League of Dallas. Thank you for being part of this journey. Here’s to another year of empowering women and transforming Dallas.

ALICE TSANG

2024 – 2025 DallaCite Editor 3

JUNIOR LEAGUE OF DALLAS BOARD OF DIRECTORS The Board of Directors manages the activities, property, and affairs of the Junior League of Dallas (JLD), emphasizing strategic and proactive leadership. The Board sets and revises governing policies and ensures the alignment of the JLD mission and vision at all levels of the organization through policy administration, financial management, strategic planning, operational continuity, and public relations.

President: Tandra Allen President-elect: Lindsay Davis Administrative VP: Julia Tucker-Huth Communications VP: Jennifer Mills Community VP: Katie Royal Development VP: Katie German Diversity, Equity, Inclusion & Belonging VP: Zakiyah Johnson Financial VP: Nicole Rodriguez Membership VP: Brandi Garrett Secretary: Alexandria Twiss Signature Projects VP: Leigh Ann Sheffield Strategy VP: Katherine Haskel Training VP: Kimberly Blanton-Day Sustaining Advisor: Elizabeth Dacus

COMMUNITY ADVISORY BOARD The Community Advisory Board (CAB) is comprised of community leaders representing various areas of expertise: health and human services, government, media, business, law, and the arts. The CAB provides strategic guidance in assessing community needs and helps communicate our purpose and programs to the community at large.

ARCILIA ACOSTA

EMILY HARGROVE

DR. KESHA O’REILLY

NORMAN P. BAGWELL

DR. DAHLIA HASSANI

DREXELL OWUSU

JONATHAN BLUM

REGEN HORCHOW

JESSICA BASS BOLANDER

MICHAEL JACKSON

RUBEN ESQUIVEL

SARAH KAHN

CEO, Carcon Industries Chairman, Bank of Texas

Partner, Holland & Knight Vice President, Lockton Companies Vice President for Community and Corporate Relations, UT Southwestern Medical Center

ANGELA FARLEY

CFO/COO, Dallas Regional Chamber

RUTH FARRAR

President, Beacon Emergency Services Team Chairman, Early Matters Dallas Executive Director of Magnet Schools, Dallas ISD President & CEO, Housing Forward

GABRIELLE MADISON President, Bonton Farms

ASHLEY MCIVER

COO, Sendero

Senior Philanthropy Officer, Communities Foundation of Texas

SCOTT FLANNERY

ALFREDA NORMAN

CEO, North Texas and Oklahoma, UnitedHealthcare 4

President, M.B. & Edna Zale Foundation

Retired Senior Vice President, Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas

District 7 Trustee, Dallas College Chief Learning Officer, Perot Museum of Nature and Science

DAMION POURCIAU

Project Executive, Turner Construction Company

DR. SANA SYED

Vice President, Allyn Media

ROSLYN DAWSON THOMPSON

President & CEO, Dawson Communications + Strategy + Governance

LEADERSHIP COUNCIL

The Leadership Council implements the programs and policies of the Junior League of Dallas. These leaders and their committees govern their respective responsibilities within the policies set by the Board.

Auction Chair: Stephanie Kaye Ramirez Brand Strategy Chair: Elle Congelliere Community Advisory Board Chair: Michelle Prudhomme-Coleman Community Initiatives Director: Caitlin Holcomb Development Communications Chair: Ashleigh Johnson Diversity, Equity, Inclusion & Belonging Chair: Melva Perez Education and The Arts Director: Rachel Chewakin Education Chair: Anna Stutler Emerging Projects Director: Sarah Hantak Executive Sponsor: Courtney Gear Executive Sponsor: Jessica Pantano Executive Sponsor: Michelle Powers Executive Sponsor: Kimberly Sawyer External Communications Chair: Virginia Hock Finance Chair: Katy Ratley Governance Chair: Keisha Dragone Headquarters Chair: Natalie Knight Health & Wellness Director: Veronica Wallace Internal Communications Chair: Emily Deer JLD Leadership Institute Chair: Dulari Mehta League Initiated Projects Director: Audrey Maxwell

Luncheon Chair: Lauren Combest Luncheon Chair-elect: Krystle Craycraft Major Gifts Chair: Shivangi Perkins Membership Chair: Jessica Poole Membership Engagement Chair: Lauren Junge New Member Chair: Christie Batka Nominating Chair: Carrie Hill Placement Chair: Lexi Koonce Provisional Chair: Courtney Johnson Public Relations Chair: Haley Davis Research & Development Chair: Andrea McPherson Research & Planning Chair: Jenna Berg Signature Projects Grants Director: Cathryn McClellan Social Media Chair: Jessica Berend Special Events Chair: Allison Gaughan Strengthening Families Director: Alex Yocum-Beeman Technology Chair: Jennifer Burns Transfer Chair: Tessa Wilkin Underwriting Chair: Jennifer Welden

2024 – 2025 FINANCIALS REVENUE $2,822,528 Special Event Revenue: $785,470 Membership Dues and Fees: $704,579 Contributions: $808,437 Investment Income: $211,397 Unrealized Gain on Investments: ($87,738) Realized Gain on Investments: ($224,906)

EXPENSES $2,816,357 Expenses Program Services Projects and Grants: $915,046 Direct Support: $378,354 Supporting Services Fundraising: $486,904 General and Administrative Costs: $904,081 Affiliate Dues: $131,972

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COMMUNITY PROGRAM OVERVIEW EDUCATION & THE ARTS

HEALTH & WELLNESS

STRENGTHENING FAMILIES

COMMUNITY INITIATIVE

BOOKER T. WASHINGTON HIGH SCHOOL FOR THE PERFORMING AND VISUAL ARTS

BAYLOR SCOTT & WHITE DALLAS FOUNDATION

COMMUNITY PARTNERS OF DALLAS

DONE IN A DAY

Volunteers: 11 Funding: $20,000

Volunteers: 21 Funding: $41,025

Volunteers: 17 Funding: $27,000

CHILDREN’S HEALTH

DALLAS HOLOCAUST AND HUMAN RIGHTS MUSEUM

DALLAS AREA HABITAT FOR HUMANITY

EQUEST

VOLUNTEERS: 166 FUNDING: $135,376

VOLUNTEERS: 169 FUNDING: $231,074

Volunteers: 13 Funding: $35,250

Volunteers: 15 Funding: $15,000

Volunteers: 30 Funding: $43,500

DALLAS MUSEUM OF ART

METHODIST HEALTH SYSTEM FOUNDATION

Volunteers: 15 Funding: $14,776

DALLAS ZOO

Volunteers: 25 Funding: $26,000

GIRL SCOUTS OF NORTHEAST TEXAS

Volunteers: 18 Funding: $12,500

LITERACY ACHIEVES

Volunteers: 11 Funding: $15,000

THE DALLAS ARBORETUM Volunteers: 40 Funding: $15,100

THE GEORGE W. BUSH PRESIDENTIAL CENTER

Volunteers: 13 Funding: $35,000

NORTH TEXAS FOOD BANK Volunteers: 30 Funding: $23,000

RONALD MCDONALD HOUSE OF DALLAS Volunteers: 39 Funding: $14,724

SCOTTISH RITE FOR CHILDREN

Volunteers: 18 Funding: $19,600

THE SENIOR SOURCE

Volunteers: 15 Funding: $40,000

Volunteers: 25 Funding: $10,000

VOLUNTEERS: 165 FUNDING: $261,685

VOLUNTEERS: 20 FUNDING: $7,200 Volunteers: 10 Funding: $1,000

SPANISH IMMERSION

Volunteers: 10 Funding: $6,200

Volunteers: 30 Funding: $40,000

DALLAS CASA

Volunteers: 12 Funding: $25,000

DALLAS CHILDREN’S ADVOCACY CENTER

Volunteers: 21 Funding: $35,000

GENESIS WOMEN’S SHELTER & SUPPORT Volunteers: 23 Funding $30,000

NEW FRIENDS NEW LIFE

Volunteers: 11 Funding $15,000

OUR FRIENDS PLACE

Volunteers: 18 Funding: $35,660

RAYS OF LIGHT

Volunteers: 15 Funding: $14,000

THE FAMILY PLACE

Volunteers: 14 Funding: $26,000

SIGNATURE PROJECTS OVERVIEW LEAGUE INITIATED PROJECTS

SIGNATURE GRANT PROJECTS

EMERGING PROJECTS

JULIETTE FOWLER COMMUNITIES ARTFUL AWAKENINGS

COMMUNITY OUTREACH

MAYOR’S BACK TO SCHOOL FAIR

GRANTS FOR INNOVATIVE TEACHING

PARK IMPROVEMENT PROJECT

VOLUNTEERS: 91 FUNDING: $143,500

Volunteers: 12 Funding: $11,950

BOYS & GIRLS CLUB COLLEGIATE STEPS Volunteers: 27 Funding: $28,750

ST. PHILIPS GIRLS NIGHT OUT Volunteers: 21 Funding: $15,900

JUANITA J. CRAFT CIVIL RIGHTS HOUSE Volunteers: 2 Funding: $12,500

KIDS IN THE KITCHEN

Volunteers: 18 Funding: $70,400

MUSICAL OUTREACH

Volunteers: 11 Funding: $4,000 6

VOLUNTEERS: 57 FUNDING: $165,750

Volunteers: 9 Funding: $40,000

Volunteers: 30 Funding: $82,400

VOLUNTEERS: 27 FUNDING: $37,000

Volunteers: 14 Funding: $950

Volunteers: 13 Funding: $36,050

SIGNATURE PROJECT HIGHLIGHTS DALLAS MAYOR’S BACK TO SCHOOL FAIR

The Junior League of Dallas was proud to partner again this year with the Mayor’s Office, DISD, nonprofits, corporations, and community volunteers for the Mayor’s Back to School Fair. As a League, we believe that every child should feel excited for their first day of school and have no worries about having everything they need to succeed. The League has worked tirelessly to recruit and train nearly 500 volunteers who included JLD members and the community. These volunteers welcomed the 10,000+ families and informed attendees about the services and supplies children will need to make a strong start. The League also worked with partners to feature 100+ vendors who provided information, services, and supplies that included immunizations, dental screenings, vision exams, and other health and social services that kids may not be able to access elsewhere.

For 28 years, the Mayor’s Back to School Fair has helped prepare the children of Dallas for success and included local school mascots, Dallas sports team mascots, and representatives from various Dallas organizations to foster a fun fair environment to help get kids excited for the new school year. The League hopes that families feel a sense of community leading into this new school year and that this event will help poise each of these students for achieving success.

KIDS IN THE KITCHEN

This year’s Kids in the Kitchen (KITK) Train the Trainer event took place on Friday, January 31, 2025. The program empowers youth to make healthy lifestyle choices and combats the rise of childhood obesity and related health issues through a fiveweek fitness and nutrition education initiative. The committee is dedicated to raising awareness and educating our membership on important health topics. Supported by the Association of Junior Leagues International (AJLI) Inc. and its member Leagues, KITK is a nationally recognized health education program. This year alone, we reached over 3,000 children and parents in Dallas County with lessons focused on nutrition fundamentals, healthy cooking, and sustaining a healthy lifestyle.

WOMEN LEAD

On Saturday, March 29, 2025, the Junior League of Dallas (JLD) celebrated the voices and visions of the future as it awarded $39,000 in collegiate scholarships to nine remarkable college-bound women from Dallas ISD during the 12th annual Women LEAD Speech Competition and Awards Ceremony. Thank you to our fabulous emcee, Chief Relationships Officer at Communities Foundation of Texas and JLD Sustainer Calvert Collins-Bratton, for leading the evening with grace and energy. Selected from a highly competitive pool of 29 applicants representing Emmett J. Conrad High School, Thomas Jefferson High School, and South Oak Cliff High School, the nine finalists delivered inspiring speeches to a panel of distinguished judges including Tandra Allen, JLD President; Tiffanie Rice, Comerica Bank VP of Regional External Affairs; and Jennifer Bartkowski, Girl Scouts of Northeast Texas CEO. Since its inception in 2013, Women LEAD has awarded 82 scholarships totaling $385,000 to deserving seniors from three area high schools—underscoring JLD’s commitment to education, empowerment, and equity for young women.

Following the oratory competition, held at the Junior League of Dallas Headquarters, the judging panel tallied the votes and determined the winners based on the merits of their scholarship application and speech presentation.

First Place Winner ($15,000 Scholarship): Anica Ayala Second Place Winner ($10,000 Scholarship): Maria Hernandez Third Place Winner ($5,000 Scholarship): Daniya Ayele Fourth Place Winner ($3,000 Scholarship): Diana Torres Fifth Place Winner ($2,000 Scholarship): Marianee Moran Arguela Honorable Mention Winners ($1,000 Scholarship): Samma Abdulrahman, Lorreine Govea, Karla Gutierrez, and Lucero Sanchez.

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HISTORICAL MARKER COMMEMORATION EVENT On September 9, 2024, the Junior League of Dallas (JLD) unveiled a Texas Historical Commission Marker at their Headquarters, commemorating over a century of dedicated service to the Dallas community. This marker honors the unwavering commitment of JLD members to initiatives that have significantly enhanced the lives of women and children since the organization’s inception in 1922.

DECADES OF IMPACT 1920s: Following its formation, the JLD concentrated on two main volunteer activities: The Handicapped Shop and the Junior League Home for Convalescent Children.

1930s: The League expanded its focus to address unemployment, implementing programs aimed at providing relief and support to those affected by the economic challenges of the Great Depression.​ 1940s: During World War II, JLD members spearheaded efforts to support the community through various wartime initiatives, demonstrating resilience and adaptability in times of crisis.​ 1950s: The organization turned its attention to special education and juvenile mental health, advocating for and establishing programs that addressed the unique needs of these populations.​ 1950s & Beyond: The League deepened its community footprint through expanded focus areas, robust training of women civic leaders, tens of thousands of volunteer hours donated annually, and sustained investments in the Dallas community through strategic partnerships, grants, and scholarships.​ ​ The historical marker not only acknowledges these pivotal contributions but also celebrates the enduring legacy of the JLD. During the Unveiling Ceremony, JLD President Tandra Allen aptly stated, “Every time we pass these steps and view this marker, we are continuing to contribute to a legacy.”​

UNVEILING CEREMONY The unveiling ceremony brought together JLD members to reflect on their shared history and reaffirm their commitment to future service.

The event featured refreshments at the JLD headquarters, fostering fellowship and gratitude among attendees. This gathering served as a poignant reminder of the organization’s mission and the collective impact of its members over the past century.​ This historical marker stands as a testament to the Junior League of Dallas’ century-long dedication to voluntarism and community improvement. It not only honors past achievements but also inspires current and future members to continue the tradition of impactful service.​

Centennial Co-chair Margo Goodwin, Centennial Co-chair Andrea Cheek and JLD Centennial President Christa Sanford 8

WOMEN’S LEADERSHIP SUMMIT + JLD LEADERSHIP INSTITUTE WOMEN’S LEADERSHIP SUMMIT Held on Friday, February 21, 2025, the Junior League of Dallas welcomed more than 150 women to its headquarters for a memorable Women’s Leadership Summit, moderated by Monica Christopher, the president of Texas Woman’s University, and Sarah Jackson, the associate vice president of HTNB. This symposium featured trailblazers from across the city, sharing their journeys to success and how to walk in purpose and passion every single day, with the overall theme of Trailblazing with purpose.

Gillea Allison, president of D Magazine, discussed the ins and outs of what it means to be a strong leader in her industry, staying innovative while still mission-focused, and being committed to leading with purpose. Hilda Galvan, former partner-in-charge of the Dallas office of Jones Day, shared how she has overcome challenges as a Hispanic woman in her industry, as well as sharing her story of how she created collaboration among stakeholders to create positive impact in Dallas and for the state of Texas. Laurie Grace Roberts, the CEO and founder of Rethink Results, culminated a magnificent line-up by illustrating her passion for helping career-driven women build their leadership style and navigate a work and life balance so they are both moving forward with their career and thriving at the same time.

Some other overall key takeaways throughout the symposium included the importance of advocating for oneself in professional settings, leaning into purpose-driven work, and seeking out sponsors/ mentors to accelerate career advancement. These inspiring panelists shared actionable strategies for maintaining a sustainable career while incorporating personal priorities and an overall sense of balance.

The event concluded with a call to action, encouraging attendees to actively support and uplift other women in their respective fields. This event was a great success, leaving female attendees of all ages and backgrounds feeling inspired, uplifted, and ready to make a lasting impact. By fostering mentorship and advocating for equity, participants left with a renewed commitment to shaping a more inclusive and empowering professional environment.

JLD LEADERSHIP INSTITUTE - T. BOONE PICKENS VISIONARY AWARD Junior League of Dallas Leadership Institute was established in 2008 as the T. Boone Pickens Leadership Institute through a generous gift from T. Boone Pickens. His lead gift to develop the potential of women leaders for Dallas, has enabled over 440 members to participate and graduate from the program. Today, the JLD Leadership Institute continues to develop the leadership skills of a selected annual class of members through their participation in a 10-month development and leadership course. Graduates of the JLD Leadership Institute leave motivated to impact the Dallas community and equipped with the knowledge and skills to bring positive and effective change.

The Leadership Institute also announced the inaugural T. Boone Pickens Visionary Award and awarded a distinguished alumna with the honor and recognition. The T. Boone Pickens Visionary Award was established in recognition of the vision that T. Boone Pickens had to advance the mission of JLD and in celebrating the spirit of the program’s impact to collectively address the critical needs in our community. One honoree is to be selected each year who is a distinguished alumna of the program and has demonstrated elevated leadership talents and skills because of her Leadership Institute training. Specifically, she has used her training to impact the League and community in a visionary, innovative manner to honor the spirit of T. Boone Pickens. As well, she has shown exemplary mentorship abilities. JLD is proud to have many outstanding Leadership alumna who exhibit these outstanding qualities, exemplify leadership skills and training, and who make a difference in the community.

JLD is proud to announce that Lee Gleiser, was selected and recognized for the inaugural T. Boone Pickens Visionary Award at this year’s Leadership Institute Graduation. Lee is Director of Audience Development at Southern Methodist University’s Meadows School of the Arts and credits the Leadership Institute for advancing her skills as an educator and elevating her as a strong presenter. During her time in the League, Lee served actively in the community and then within training programs within the League. She has offered her time and expertise multiple times as a Sustaining advisor, mentoring many League members and future League leaders. She is eager to serve and doesn’t hesitate when called upon to be a part of various events. She was a part of the first T. Boone Pickens Leadership Institute Class and credits what she learned there for her confidence and success throughout her career.

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The Junior League of Dallas (JLD) held its annual Milestones Luncheon on Friday, April 11, 2025, at the Omni Dallas Hotel, gathering members, sponsors, and supporters for a meaningful afternoon celebrating leadership, service, and community impact. The event featured special guest Alex Snodgrass—Dallas-based food blogger, three-time New York Times bestselling author, and creator of The Defined Dish and SideDish—and honored Peggy Sewell as the 2025 Sustainer of the Year.

The day began with a VIP reception and photo opportunities in the Trinity Ballroom, followed by the main event in the Dallas Ballroom.

Emceed by Shelly Slater, a six-time Emmy Award-winning anchor and reporter, the luncheon opened with an invocation from Bishop Greg Brewer, interim rector at Church of the Incarnation.

Milestones Luncheon Co-chairs Lauren Combest and Debbie Oates thanked sponsors and announced the raffle, including a chance to win four prizes: a $5,000 Shopping Spree at Highland Park Village; a $5,000 PlainsCapital Bank Debit Card; a two-night stay at The Inn at Mattei’s Tavern with airfare on Southwest Airlines, and a NorthPark Valet Pass to make shopping for your vacation a breeze (total package valued at $5,000); and a $5,000 Gift Card to Bachendorf’s.

JLD President Tandra Allen and Sustainer President Sally Dutter presented the Sustainer of the Year award to Peggy Sewell, recognizing her decades of service and leadership. A tribute video featuring heartfelt messages from Peggy’s family, friends, and colleagues highlighted her commitment to the League and the broader Dallas philanthropic community.

After lunch, Shelly Slater welcomed Alex Snodgrass to the stage for a candid and inspiring conversation. Alex shared insights into her rise from hobby blogger to culinary entrepreneur, her journey balancing motherhood and business, and the roots of her passion for food and community. The luncheon menu included some of Alex’s own signature dishes.

The 2025 Milestones Luncheon celebrated not only the achievements of its honorees but also the enduring spirit of the Junior League of Dallas—an organization committed to creating positive, lasting change across the city.

Junior League of Dallas Past Presidents

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2025 SUSTAINER OF THE YEAR

Peggy Sewell

The Junior League of Dallas is excited to celebrate 2025 Sustainer of the Year Peggy Sewell!

On September 17, 2024, members of the Junior League of Dallas (JLD) and invited guests gathered for a special evening at the historic Meadows Museum at Southern Methodist University (SMU) to celebrate a milestone member. Against the backdrop of world-class art and warm hospitality—including hors d’oeuvres and refreshments from Salum Restaurant—attendees enjoyed an evening of connection, celebration, and inspiration.

JLD President Tandra Allen opened the evening by welcoming guests and sharing her enthusiasm for the year ahead.

She then introduced the 2025 Milestones Luncheon Co-chairs, Lauren Combest and Debbie Oates, who offered an exciting preview of the upcoming Milestones Luncheon.

The highlight of the evening came with the announcement of JLD’s 2025 Sustainer of the Year: Peggy Sewell. Introduced by Sustainer President Sally Dutter, Peggy was honored for her outstanding service to the Dallas community and her longstanding dedication to the League. With a lifetime of leadership across numerous nonprofit organizations, Peggy exemplifies the mission of the Junior League—empowering women and improving communities through volunteerism and leadership.

“We are delighted that Peggy has been selected as our 2025 Sustainer of the Year,” said Debbie Oates, JLD Sustainer and Milestones Luncheon Co-chair. “No one captures the ideals we strive to achieve as a Sustainer more than Peggy. How fitting it is to gather here at the Meadows Museum, a place that holds deep meaning for Peggy and her family, to celebrate her dedication, leadership, and service.”

Peggy’s history of involvement with the League is both deep and impactful. As an Active member, she served on the Public Relations Committee and played numerous roles on the Ball Committee. As a Sustainer, her service includes positions on the Sustainer Board and as Meeting Arrangements Chair, Garden Club Meeting Host, and Honorary Ball Chair. She has also served as Sustainer Advisor of the Ball for two years.

Beyond the League, Peggy has lent her leadership and vision to many of Dallas’ most prominent institutions, including the Dallas Museum of Art, UT Southwestern Medical Center, and The Hockaday School. She has chaired and supported countless fundraising events, from the Cattle Baron’s Ball and Crystal Charity Ball Fashion Show to the UT Southwestern Sweetheart Ball and the Susan G. Komen Luncheon.

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DISCO FOR DALLAS! AUCTION RECAP On Saturday, November 2, 2024, the Junior League of Dallas (JLD) hosted its sold-out annual auction party, “Disco for Dallas,” at the chic One MICHELIN Key Hotel ZaZa in Uptown Dallas. Nearly 300 JLD members and guests came together for a dazzling evening to support the Junior League of Dallas’ Community Service Fund, which fuels the League’s impactful grants and programs across the community.

The night sparkled with disco-themed decor, including pink glitter floral arrangements by McShan Florist, festive balloons from Sweet Celebrations, and a glowing disco marquee by Alpha-Lit Marquee Dallas. Twin spinning disco balls sponsored by Uptown Dallas, Inc. were a show-stopping highlight. Guests enjoyed gaming tables, a diamond pull sponsored by Cook Diamonds, and a lively silent auction filled with high-end experiences and exclusive memorabilia.

The gourmet menu offered crowd-pleasers like mini beef Wellingtons, crab cakes, and bacon-wrapped dates, with crispy fried chicken biscuits as a late-night delight. Dessert featured disco-themed cake pops and chocolate-covered strawberries, while guests sipped the signature cocktail of the evening, “The Disco Dazzler,” a playful raspberry lemonade spritz served in rose gold disco-ball glasses.

Memorable photo ops included a neon “Follow the Call of the Disco Ball” sign and a mirror photo booth with a rose-gold sequin backdrop

by DFW Selfie Mirror. The dance floor was alive all night with performances by The Revive Trio and DJ CSTATZ, the official DJ of the World Series Champion Texas Rangers.

Among the attendees were JLD President Tandra Allen, Development VP Katie German, Auction Chair Stephanie Kaye Ramirez, and other League leaders and supporters. The evening was a glittering success, blending fun, fashion, and philanthropy to make a lasting impact on the Dallas community.

(L-R) Past President Brooke Bailey, Sustaining Advisor Elizabeth Dacus, Training Vice President Kimberly Blanton-Day, Development Vice President Katie German, Community Vice President Katie Royal, Membership Vice President Brandi Garrett, Finance Vice President Nicole Rodriquez, and President Tandra Allen 12

THANK YOU TO OUR 2024 – 2025 SPONSORS! $100,000 +

Lyda Hill Sewell Automotive Companies

$50,000 - $74,999 Dallas Southwest Osteopathic Physicians The Kohl Foundation Texas Instruments

$15,000 - $24,999

Baker Botts, LLP Bank of Texas Baylor Scott & White Health The Agnes Cluthe Oliver Foundation United Healthcare

$10,000 - $14,999

Jacquelin Sewell Atkinson Children’s Health Glendenning Family Carol Huckin Erin Mathews Debbie and Nickey Oates Origin Bank Marian Richmond Scovell Family Foundation Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital Dallas Liz and William Wolcott

$5,000 - $9,999

Tandra Allen Susan Attwell Susan Baldwin Jill Bee CCRM Fertility of DallasFort Worth A.L. Chilton Foundation Lori Whitlow Christensen Claire Chu Lauren Combest Community Partners of Dallas Lisa and Clay Cooley Family Foundation Linda Custard Linda Evans Margo Goodwin Louise Griffeth J. M. Haggar, Jr. Family Foundation Carrie Hill Hollee Hirzel Val Lawlor Luther King Capital Management Methodist Health System JoAnne Moore Mike Myers Margot Perot Mary Stewart Ramsey Linda Robuck Evelyn Rose Scannell Properties Diane Scovell Nancy Seay Carl Sewell Candace Winslow

$2,500 - $4,999

Ashley Allen Alvarez & Marsal Disputes & Investigations, LLC Julie and Scott Bagley BTP Tax Pros Center for Pain Relief Don Clampitt Krystle Craycraft Katherine Crow Alison Doherty Claire Emanuelson Nancy Halbreich Sara Kremin Sarah Losinger Nancy Cain Marcus Betty Martin Janie McGarr Methodist Health System Foundation Ashley Murdter Ashley Parks PlainsCapital Bank Michal Powell Caren Prothro Katy Ratley Debby Robinson Nicole Rodriguez Jennifer Scripps Southern Methodist University Southwestern Medical Foundation Gayle B. Stoffel Tolleson Wealth Management Margaret Wells Cindy Wolf

$1,000 - $2,499

Elaine Agather Brooke Bailey Kathryne Bishop Margaret Black Chris Blackburn Sharon Bromberg Susan Brown Shannon Callewart Monica Christopher Citizens Charitable Foundation Anne Reeder Corley Elizabeth Dacus Lindsay Davis Stephanie Davis Sally Dunning Sally Dutter Rusty Duvall Alli Eagan Claire Emanuelson Sandra Estess Deborah Fikes Missy Fisher Ola Fojtasek Forget Me Not Garden Club Nancy Gabel Kyle Galbraith Elizabeth Gambrell Gleeson Family Fund Ann Heard-Sakhaee Rue Henry Emily Hoad Judy Holmes Jenny Jeter

Laura Johnson Nancy and Rod Jones Ann Frances Jury Sue Justice Lila Marshall Sara Martineau Lynn McBee Linda B. McFarland Dulari Mehta Carolyn Lacy Miller Dian Moore Christina Norris Tammy Novak Lydia Novakov Connie O’Neill Pam Perella Mary Martha Pickens Erin Pope Louis, Lou Ann and Melissa Poynter Family Foundation Caren Prothro Michelle PrudhommeColeman Kim Quinn Janet Quisenberry Lindsey Ralston Deborah Capera Ryan Christa Sanford Pat Schiff Linda Secrest Bettye Slaven Jill Smith Sally Sparkman Venise Stuart Deborah Ethridge Sutton Jennifer Welden Lee White Roberta Williamson Cathryn L. and Jon R. Withrow Foundation Susan Wolcott Donna Zick

$500 - $999

Albertson’s Inc. American Cancer Society Michele Bandel Courtney Batiste Charmaine Becken Emily Bell-Wootten Mary Catherine Benavides Jessica Berend Kimberly Blanton-Day Deanna Brown Pam Busbee Catherine Byrne Clare Chaney Marilyn Cline Amy (Mimi) Campbell Cole Peggy Dear Stephanie Dolan Nancy Doxey Ann Marie Dreiling Margie Francis Allison Gaughan Genesis Women’s Shelter & Support Katie German Nancy Gopez Jennifer Grinke Ellen Griswold Mary Henrich Helen Holman Regen Horchow

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