Join a Network of Women Leading With Purpose
The Junior League of Greenville, NC is built by women on a shared commitment to service, leadership, and community. We welcome all woman who are ready to contribute to that mission.
Interested in Joining?
Membership is an opportunity to serve Pitt County, grow as a civic leader, and build meaningful relationships with women who care about strengthening the community around them. Whether you are new to volunteer service or looking for a place to deepen your leadership, this is a space to learn, contribute, and grow with purpose.
Is Membership a Good Fit for You?
Membership may be a good fit if you are looking for a place to:
- Serve the Greenville and Pitt County community
- Build confidence as a leader
- Learn more about nonprofit and civic work
- Connect with women who value service and growth
- Develop skills through hands-on experience
- Support meaningful community partnerships
- Contribute to something larger than yourself
What Membership Means
Membership is more than attending meetings or completing service hours. It is an opportunity to develop practical leadership skills through hands-on service, committee work, training, collaboration, and community engagement.
Members learn how to plan, organize, communicate, advocate, manage projects, support community partners, and lead with confidence. The work is local, but the leadership developed here carries into workplaces, classrooms, nonprofits, boardrooms, civic spaces, and everyday life.
You do not need to join with every skill already in place. Membership is designed to help women grow through experience, mentorship, service, and shared responsibility.
Ways Members Engage
Members participate in the League through a variety of opportunities, including:
- Community service projects that support local needs across Pitt County
- Done in a Day opportunities that provide short-term, hands-on volunteer support
- Committee service where members help plan, organize, and carry out League work
- Leadership development through training, mentorship, and practical experience
- General Membership Meetings that keep members connected, informed, and engaged
- Community partnerships that allow members to collaborate with local organizations
- Fundraising and sponsorship efforts that help sustain service and impact
Join the movement!
Junior League of Greenville, NC Eligibility Requirements
- Applicants must be age 22 by July 1st of the year in which they are applying
- Applicants must reside or work within Pitt County
Eligible and Ready to Apply?
We’re Empowering the Next Great Civic Leaders
The Junior League of Greenville is a network of women developed as community and civic leaders creating community impact. Women who have an interest in being engaged in community and civic leadership and who seek the opportunity to engage in work through the Junior League that results in a meaningful and sustained community image are welcome.
WHAT TO EXPECT AFTER JOINING
New members are considered a provisional member until they met the following requirements:
- Attend a minimum of three (3) General Membership Meetings. GMMs are held on the second Tuesday of each month
- Attend a minimum of three (3) Provisional Meetings
- Shadow one (1) Committee Meeting – times vary
- Shadow one (1) Board Meeting - held every fourth Tuesday of each month
- Complete five (5) volunteer hours with our League
- Pay membership dues
Provisional members have one year from the date of joining to complete all requirements. Once requirements are met members will be recognized, promoted to active member status and placed on a committee. Provisionals will be assigned two mentors that will help guide them through the process and track their progress in completing all requirements.
Transfer Members
What to Expect as a Transfer
Transfers to the Junior League of Greenville must first contact their “home” League and request a transfer to the JLG. Once the paperwork is completed through AJLI and forwarded to the JLG, the membership secretary will send the transferring member a welcome letter and information regarding responsibilities. The transfer will then be asked to forward membership dues.
Requirement for Transfers
Transfer members who maintained any other membership status will be identified as active members at the Junior League of Greenville, NC provided they meet eligibility for membership and have completed provisional training.
Are You Moving Away from Greenville or Pitt County?
If you are a current member of the Junior League of Greenville and would like to transfer your membership to a League in another city, please fill out our Transfer Request Form.
Sustaining Members
Sustaining Members are members who have completed the provisional requirements and served for a minimum of six years as active members. Sustaining Members continue to support the League through the payment of annual dues.
Who can join the Junior League of Greenville, NC?
Women who are interested in community service, leadership development, and meaningful connection are encouraged to learn more about membership.
What does membership involve?
Members participate in service, training, meetings, and League activities that support both personal leadership growth and community impact.
Do I need previous volunteer experience?
No. A willingness to learn, serve, and engage with the mission is what matters most.
How do I learn more?
Contact UsInterested prospective members can contact us using the button below.
What if I am moving away from Greenville or Pitt County?
Current members who are moving away from Greenville or Pitt County may request to transfer their membership to a Junior League in another city through the League’s transfer process.
What is a provisional member?
A provisional member is a new member who is completing the first stage of League membership. During this period, provisional members learn more about the League, attend meetings, complete service hours, and begin building connections within the organization.
How long do provisional members have to complete requirements?
Provisional members have one year from the date they join to complete all provisional requirements. Once those requirements are complete, they are recognized, promoted to active member status, and placed on a committee
What happens after I become an active member?
After completing provisional requirements, members are promoted to active member status and placed on a committee. Active members continue serving the League through volunteer work, meetings, leadership development, and committee participation.
Will I have support as a new member?
Yes. Provisional members are assigned two mentors who help guide them through the process and track progress toward completing membership requirements.
