The Junior League of Greenville, NC is a volunteer-run organization of women committed to civic leadership, connection, and service. We create opportunities for women to grow their skills, contribute meaningfully, and lead with purpose.
Our story in Greenville began in 2010 with the founding of the Junior Women’s Association. In 2017, that foundation became part of the larger movement through association with AJLI. The Association of Junior Leagues International, a global network of nearly 300 Leagues united by a shared mission.
Today, we continue building on that local legacy through leadership, service, and collaboration rooted in Pitt County. Our members turn leadership into action through hands-on service, volunteer engagement, and community collaboration that support children, families, and food-access efforts across Pitt County.
We are proud to honor the leaders who helped shape the Junior League of Greenville, NC, from the women who started JWA in 2010 to the League leaders who continue carrying the mission forward today.
Past Presidents & Legacy
The Junior League of Greenville, NC is built on the leadership, service, and dedication of the women who helped shape the League over time.
We are proud to honor the past presidents and leaders whose work helped build our local legacy.
2010-2011 - Elise Gay
2011-2012 - Meredith Hinton
2012-2013 - Jessica Davis
2013-2014 - Stephanie Bunn
2014-2015 - Missy Clark
2015-2016 - Courtney Steed
2016-2017 - Laura Mulkey
2017-2018 - Betsy Criscitiello
2018-2019 - Anna Logemann
2019-2020 - Emily McLamb
2020-2021 - Erika Taylor
2021-2022 - Emma Hodson
2022-2023 - Lauren Lumley
2023-2024 - Katie Butler
2024-2025- Lauren Thorn
2025-2026 - Jerrika Alston
2026-2027 Board
To advance women’s leadership for meaningful community impact through volunteer action, collaboration, and training.
Women around the world as catalysts for lasting community change. Our community work is shaped by local need, member leadership, and partnerships that help extend our reach. We support local efforts that address food insecurity and access to essential resources, including service with food pantries, food distribution partners, and student-centered support programs.
The Junior League of Greenville, NC welcomes all women who value our mission. We are committed to inclusive environments of diverse individuals, organizations, and communities.
We believe strong leadership and meaningful service are strengthened by diverse perspectives, authentic belonging, and relationships rooted in respect.
Our work is grounded in collaboration, community, diversity, empowerment, leadership, respect, and service.
These values shape how we lead, how we partner, and how we invest our time and resources in the work of strengthening our community.
