For over 100 years The Junior League of Ogden can trace its beginnings to the efforts of Mrs.Martha Brown Cannon, who in 1906 called together a group of Ogden’s prominent women interested in general charitable work. 

 

We’re part of an international network of 291 Leagues comprised of over 150,000 women, in Canada, Mexico, the U.K. and the U.S., engaged in similar work in their own communities. This provides us with a unique and powerful depth of knowledge and resourcefulness to bring about the changes we strive to accomplish.

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Junior League of Ogden members are at the forefront of tackling society’s thorniest issues. Our commitment, has remained unwavering: to develop exceptionally qualified civic leaders who can identify our community's most urgent and pressing needs and address them with meaningful and relevant programs and initiatives that not only improve lives, but change the way people think.

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JLO History Highlights

Today we have over 40 active women and 51 sustainers who come together to inspire new ideas and continue
to educate and provide charitable means to the Ogden Community.

 

Women join the league to find their people, develop their purpose, and ignite their passions.

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