Mission The Junior League of Baton Rouge, Inc. is an organization of women committed to promoting volunteerism, developing the potential of women, and improving the community through the effective action and leadership of trained volunteers. Its purpose is exclusively educational and charitable.

Vision The Junior League of Baton Rouge, Inc. will enhance the quality of life in the Baton Rouge community in the areas of health, education and cultural development.

1 Our Mission and Vision A Message from Laura Claverie Poche’ mind, body and soul into JLBR’s programs and opportunities for the benefit of yourself, your President, Junior League of Baton Rouge family, your friends and our community. As a diverse group of women effectively trained by the JLBR, we serve as volunteers, collaborators, leaders and catalysts for lasting, relevant Junior League of Baton Rouge embarked upon a journey in impact. It’s our mission in action! 2009-2010 to discover how our MISSION IS POSSIBLE by Empowering Women Through Opportunity. Our valued Our 2009-2010 accomplishments are impressive: increased membership; decreased membership - almost 2,000 women strong - discovered the resignations; best attended membership and training meetings ever; largest provisional class many ways each woman accomplishes our mission when she ever; happy and fulfilled members; and development of the Speaker’s Fund. We celebrated embraces and promotes volunteerism in her daily work; develops another outstanding Hollydays market; the first Triple Crown: Win, Place, Show for Baton her potential as a dynamic, loving and civically-minded woman, Rouge event; and the 50th anniversary of the River Road Recipes cookbook series. mother, daughter, friend, worker and citizen; and improves our community by touching lives as an effective leader and volunteer. We achieved solid management results with an outstanding external audit, a membership survey to set our strategic course, resource analysis, new business systems, implementation The JLBR impacted over 60,000 men, women and children in our community this year by of the AJLI’s Building Blocks for Diversity and Inclusion, strategic training initiatives and working over 40,000 volunteer hours and investing over $6,300,000 to improve education, expanding membership eligibility to three additional parishes. Our strategic planning in eight health and cultural development through our training programs, community projects and areas included training, role of league advisors, diversity and cultural inclusion, membership Community Assistance Fund grants! We raised over $425,000tt through the 2009 Hollydays satisfaction, communications, social enterprise, community impact/outcomes and resource market, record-breaking sales of the River Road Recipes cookbook series, the inaugural Triple management. I could go on and on! None of it would have been possible without each of Crown: Win, Place, Show for Baton Rouge event and social enterprise ventures including the you. Thank you! Baton Rouge Autism Speakers Series and The Little Bookshelf. Our “sweat equity” of 40,000 volunteer hours injected a market value of over $775,000 into our community, and Hollydays “Community Is Our Business!” Through learning about unmet needs in our community, we had a documented economic impact to our region of over $5,100,000! WOW! become passionate leaders and volunteers supporting worthy causes and serving others in our vision areas of education (“mind”), health (“body”) and cultural development (“soul”). We My active years in the JLBR, particularly this past year as your President, have shown me are a powerful and relevant force for good as evidenced by the kind and inspirational words of how each member, without monetary compensation, offers her time, treasure and talents - Mayor Kip Holden, Lt. Governor Mitch Landrieu, Police Chief Jeff LeDuff, ’s First regardless of personal schedules and commitments. You are, by far, our most valuable asset Lady Supriya Jindal and other community leaders at our membership and training meetings. and investment. The primary reason that over 95% of our members join the JLBR is to “make a positive difference” in our community and “network” with exceptional women. On average, I express my sincerest gratitude to the 2009-10 board, executive management, leadership, each JLBR member spends 68 hours per year volunteering through JLBR. This is three times Sustaining Advisory Board, Community Advisory Board, Community Partners, committees the average for Baton Rouge and almost twice the national average! Our membership’s care and every one who collaborated with us and challenged us to improve ourselves and our for others is a measure of its greatness. Trust me when I say that our membership is GREAT! organization. My JLBR service has proven to me again that if you want to lead, you have to serve. The JLBR has done just that for over 78 years and will for many years to come. In sum, Much of our mission focuses on developing the potential of women, and that doesn’t happen MISSION ACCOMPLISHED! automatically. I thank you for your commitment to personal growth, and for investing your

FROM THE PRESIDENT 2 Board of Directors President Laura Poche’ President Elect Julie Dickinson Strategic Initiatives Director Angele Davis Kelley Long Range Planning Kathryn Liberty Policy Governance Ann Michele Logan Chief Financial Officer Tish O’Connor Director at Large Anita Bankston Director at Large Bridgette Coleman Nominating Chairman Maria Davis Recording Secretary Betsy Edwards Sustaining Advisor Jan Breen Sustaining Advisor Yolanda Dixon

Management Committee President Elect Julie Dickinson Community Vice President Catherine Van Hook Community Impact Director Courtney Newbill Financial Vice President Lesley Gremillion Fund Development Vice President Connie Lieux Marketing & Communications Vice President Lori Boyce Membership Vice President Gina Tharp Nominating Chairman Maria Davis Planning Director Leslie Campbell Recording Secretary Betsy Edwards Sustaining Advisor Sara Downing

3 BOARD AND MANAGEMENT Much has changed since the Junior League of Baton Rouge started nearly 73 years ago. Women are working full-time jobs while maintaining their commitment to volunteerism. The continued use of advanced technological means of communication is a sure sign of change. And though the society in which we live has become more complex, the JLBR is still home to a group of dedicated, enthusiastic women continuously making our community a better place. We still provide opportunities for learning, growing and personal development. We still are committed to putting our power and resources to work for our community.

We are proud to celebrate all of our accomplishments, and some significant milestones for the 2009-2010 year included:

Hollydays had another smashing year. This event requires every the help of every JLBR member, and the SHOPPING FOR A CAUSE hard work pays off. Hollydays Market 2009-2010 raised more than $450,000.

WIN, PLACE, SHOW FOR BATON ROUGE The inaugural Win, Place, Show for Baton Rouge celebrated the Kentucky Derby in style and helped raise more money for JLBR activities and work.

RIVER ROAD RECIPES River Roads Recipes celebrated continued success after its 50th anniversary in the 2008-2009 year. JUNIOR LEAGUE OF BATON ROUGE, INC.

15 JLBR members gave an amazing 40,000 volunteer hours to 15 community projects at a market value of more than $740,000. The 2009-2010 provisional class – 190 women strong – was the largest class ever for JLBR. We Community Projects are one of the only leagues in AJLI with a membership growing this rapidly.

COMMUNITY More than 23 community agencies provided services from literacy to help for caregivers to arts for ASSISTANCE FUND children with help from the JLBR Community Assistance Fund.

CHANGING FOR GOOD 4 COUNCIL Board of Directors Jan Breen &Yolanda Dixon Executive Management Sara Downing Community Copper Alvarez Financial Cathy Dardenne Fund Development Emily Distefano Marketing Kim Hunter Reed Membership Louise Bruce AJLI Jan Breen & Liz Harris COMMITTEE Admissions/Transfers Rose Hudson Advisory Planning Dovie Brady Donor/Grant Research Nancy Crawford Endowment Gwen Fairchild Hollydays Michelle Reimsnyder & Ann Conway Nominating Shelia Sterling Placement Meg Gerald Provisional Advisors Cindy Rice, Kathleen Howell Public Affairs Dawn Watson R&D Seal Ann Longwell RRR Tanja Foil Sustainer Relations Cynthia Graves, Chris Jackson Training Renee Craft Ways and Means Boo Thomas RRR 50th Anniversary Donna Saurage TRIPLE CROWN: WIN, PLACE, SHOW FOR BATON ROUGE Kim Morgan OTHER Community Impact Director Janet Pace PROJECT Junior Master Gardeners Janet Forbes Opening Doors for Autism Rachel Howell Patient Activity Days Char Joanne Roberts Little Bookshelf Susan Bankston

5 SUSTAINING ADVISORS Every year, JLBR raises Over $420,000 2009-2010 allocations from Hollydays: Shopping for a Cause, River Road Recipes, and the new Win, Place, Show for $21,062 Baton Rouge event. These funds are put to work ENDOWMENT to help our community partners and to provide CONTRIBUTION training and development for JLBR members. $237,544 $88,853 IMPROVING THE COMMUNITY* In 2009-2010, we invested more than ADMINISTRATIVE COSTS $600,000 in community programs, training and development and other activities that support the mission of JLBR.

(*) Includes administrative costs of community and fund development programming. The JLBR has a Community Reserve Fund of $119,704.02 (as of November 30, 2010) which may be used for community initiatives in the future and/or in the event of the cancellation of fundraising events due to emergencies or natural disasters.

Junior League is... $363,666 DEVELOPING THE Diverse. POTENTIAL OF WOMEN* – Jan Sumrall Business Manager, Old State Capitol

CONNECTING MISSION & FUNDING 6 SEVEN HUNDRED FORTY THOUSAND DOLLARS JLBR members gave an astonishing 40,000 community hours – a value INVESTED IN COMMUNITY of over $740,000 –through work with community projects and league activities. That work helped 14 Baton Rouge organizations improve the lives of men, women, children and families across Baton Rouge.

THOUSAND 40 HOURS IN THE COMMUNITY

THOUSAND 775 DOLLARS WORTH OF SERVICE

4 ORGANIZATIONS 1 HELPED IMPROVED LIVES

7 COMMUNITY PROJECTS Athlete in All of Us In keeping with the spirit of athleticism and achievement in our physically disabled and senior citizens! Our volunteers worked with the contestants at the Senior Olympics in the fall and the Baton Rouge Wheelchair Tennis Tournament in the spring. Annual impact 2,400 people Impact since inception 14,400 people

Capable Arts Helping all kids have fun! Our volunteers worked with McMains Children’s Developmental Center to plan and run a one-week summer camp that allows kids with disabilities to learn and grow through the fun of the arts. Annual impact 110 Children at the 2009-2010 event Impact since inception 880 people

Kids’ Korner Instilling lifelong habits of good health! Our volunteers planned and taught fun, educational nutrition lessons on Saturday mornings to children housed at the Battered Women’s Shelter. Annual impact 410 people Impact since inception 2,870 people

Ready Hands Addressing our pressing needs! Our volunteers developed and executed grassroots community projects at a moment’s notice. This year we participated in or coordinated 30 separate events throughout the Baton Rouge area. Annual impact 54,000 peoplE Impact since inception 115,917 people

Mid-City Dance Project Making children’s dreams of stardom come true! Our volunteers worked with dancers participating in Mid City Dance Project’s production of the Inner City Nutcracker in December and its spring performance. Annual impact 5,500 people Impact since inception 20,500 people

ONGOING COMMUNITY PROJECTS 8 La Book Fest and FestForAll Children’s Village Bringing literature and arts to our community! Our volunteers assisted in the preparation for the Louisiana Book Festival in October. In spring, our volunteers planned and executed the “Children’s Village” at FestForAll in the first weekend in May by organizing storytelling events and other arts and crafts. Annual impact 1,500 people Impact since inception 24,000 people

Opening Doors for Autism Unlocking the resources of the Baton Rouge community for the families of children diagnosed with Autism Spectrum Disorder. Our volunteers worked to update our Resource Guide for Autism while planning the future Resource Center for Autism and to organize the inaugural year of the Baton Rouge Autism Speakers Series, lovingly know as “BRASS”. Annual impact 3,600 autistic children, parents and service providers through BRASS, with the ability to reach everyone in the world through the online Resource Center

Prevent, Prepare, Promote! Previously collecting Amber Alert kits for families with children from 2004 until 2008. Since then, the committee is revamped to technological needs and is drafting a safety manual analyzing internet dangers such as predators and cyber bullying. Through collaboration with federal and state law enforcement officials, parents will be armed with the facts, and how-to’s of prevention. This safety manual will be provided in hard copy to all EBR Schools and provided through the Junior League of Baton Rouge website for free. Impact since inception 15,890 people

Youth Unite! Developing leadership and confidence in our teenagers! Volunteers worked with Junior Achievement to plan and run a one-day conference for high school students focusing on career and leadership skills. Volunteers also planned and led a Saturday S.M.A.R.T. conference for girls, with the Boys and Girls Club, designed to instill self-esteem and confidence in middle school-aged girls. Annual impact 288 people Impact since inception 7,056 people

9 ONGOING GOMMUNITY PROJECTS TLC for Caregivers Healing the spirits of the caretakers of Alzheimer’s patients! Often sandwiched between children and aging parents, caregivers need a chance to unwind and network with fellow caregivers. Volunteers planned and implemented four events over the fall and spring to give the caregivers and their charges a day or night out. Annual impact 400 people Impact since inception 1,673 people

Sustaining Membership’s “River Road Ramblers” Healing the spirit of residents residing at local retirement communities and nursing homes! Over 50 sustaining members of the JLBR brought the joy and hope of song and dance to the Baton Rouge community. Annual impact Multiple retirement communities

Appropriate for All Occasions Appropriate for All Occasions Helping the visually impaired young women explore the social world! Volunteers worked monthly with students from the Louisiana School for the Visually Impaired to increase their interaction skills in social and professional settings by organizing and implementing social events and opportunities. Impact since inception 40 visually impaired young women

Junior Master Gardeners Exposing children to the joys of nature and gardening! This program, developed by the University Cooperative Extension Network and held at Baton Rouge’s Hilltop Arboretum, introduced young gardeners (ages 7-10) from all backgrounds and their families to the fun of working and playing in the soil... Our volunteers used the Junior Master Gardener curriculum to teach the fundamentals of gardening as well as the environment and ecology. Annual impact 200+ people Impact since inception 400 people

Patient Activity Days Healing through the arts! Volunteers provided a weekly offering of four activities—music/singing, painting, reading, and creative arts—to pediatric patients from all backgrounds at Our Lady of the Lake Children’s Hospital throughout their hospital stay. Annual impact 1200 PEOPLE Impact since inception 4,500 PEOPLE

ONGOING COMMUNITY PROJECTS 10 The Community Advisory Board brings their valuable insight and guidance to help us direct the work we do. Their expertise helps us Junior League is... identify needs, develop solutions and leverage our resources in the community.

Mrs. Laura Poche’ Mrs. Jennifer Eplett Reilly A Resource. – Samuel Sanders Mr. Samuel Sanders Mr. David Boneno Executive Director, Mid City Redevelopment Alliance Mrs. Mary Beth Chevalier Mrs. Sylvia Weatherspoon Mr. Darian Chustz Dr. Jack L. Breaux Junior League is... Ms. Donna Saurage Mr. Jake Netterville

Ms. Gerri Hobdy Ms. Mary Durusau Volunteerism.

Mr. Scott Berg Ms. Peggy Scott – Walter Monsour President and CEO, East Baton Rouge Redevelopment Authority Mrs. BeBe Facundus Mr. Walter Monsour

Mr. Derek Gordon Mr. Jay Dardenne Junior League is... Congressman Bill Cassidy Mr. Marvin Borgmeyer Energy! Mr. Chris Valluzzo – Derek Gordon CEO, Arts Council of Greater Baton Rouge

11 COMMUNITY ADVISORY BOARD The JLBR Community Assistance Fund (CAF) provides short-term financial support to local nonprofit organizations. Since 1981, more than 200 organizations have used CAF grants to fulfill their missions and improve the lives of people in the greater Baton Rouge area.

$48,145 in direct financial support to 24 community agencies and organizations in 2009-2010.

$50k $40k $48,145 to $35k $37,075 $38,103 24 community agencies and $30k organizations $25k

$20k $22,540 $15k $10k $5k $0 2006-2007 2007-2008 2008-2009 2009-2010 CAF GRANTS CAF GRANTS CAF GRANTS CAF GRANTS

COMMUNITY ASSISTANCE FUND 12 After careful review, the committee awarded funding to the following agencies/projects:

Baton Rouge Area Alcohol & Drug District Attorney’s Rape Crisis Center Center, Inc. Short-term inpatient detoxification and Support services including hotline, counseling and referral services. $2,500.00 referrals and hospital advocates for victims of rape. $2,500.00 Baton Rouge AIDS Society HIV/AIDS education, referrals, counseling services, Family Road of Greater Baton Rouge technical assistance, community education and Classes, workshops, services and support groups for volunteer training. $1,000.00 over 108 agencies serving families. $2,500.00

Baton Rouge Children’s Health Project Greater Baton Rouge Food Bank Medical and mental health services for underserved Providing food for people in need. $2,500.00 children and families. $2,500.00 Gait Way Therapeutic Horsemanship Best Buddies Louisiana Volunteers programs for Certified instruction for adults and children with one-to-one friendships, integrated employment and special needs. $2,116.95 leadership development for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities. $2,500.00 Grandparents Raising Grandchildren Information Center Information and support to The Cinderella Project of Baton Rouge kinship caregivers and their families. $1,886.80 Providing prom dresses for young women in the Greater Baton Rouge community. $2,500.00 Heritage Ranch Life skills, mentoring, and service learning programs in the public school system and City Year Louisiana School-based tutoring and in the community through summer camp programs. mentoring for underserved children and service projects $2,000.00 for the community. $1,681.00

13 COMMUNITY ASSISTANCE FUND GRANTS 2009-2010 Hope Academy A K-8 school for children with The Sunshine Foundation Providing social and academic difficulties. $973.41 kindergarteners in public, private and parochial schools with the esteem-building book You Are Sunshine, Mary Bird Perkins Cancer Center Cancer care along with teacher guides. $1,500.00 for patients and families. $2,500.00 Swine Palace Productions Theater on the LSU Mental Health Association for GBR Services campus that brings professional productions to Baton to help people with or at-risk for mental health and Rouge and serves as a training ground for students in substance abuse issues. $1,587.00 LSU’s theater programs. $1,000.00

The NHP Foundation Affordable multifamily Teach for America - South Louisiana housing for families and seniors and programs Training and providing teachers to serve low-income and services to enhance residents’ quality of life. communities. $2,500.00 $2,500.00 United Methodist HOPE Ministries, Inc. Playmakers of Baton Rouge, Inc. Bringing Family mentoring programs, client-choice food educational experiences to young audiences through bank and other services to prevent homelessness and professional productions and locally-produced touring promote self-sufficiency and dignity. $2,500.00 shows. $2,400.00

Prevent Child Abuse Louisiana, Inc. Programs Junior League is... and activities to prevent the abuse and neglect of Louisiana’s children. $2,500.00 The Salvation Army Programs that provide basic Giving. needs, youth services and more for the community. – Melissa Dotson $2,000.00 Active Volunteer, Junior League of Baton Rouge

COMMUNITY ASSISTANCE FUND GRANTS 2009-2010 14 Platinum Underwriter Broussard Paper Sponsor CJ Brown “Murals by Tara” Artis Doe’s Eat Place $75,000 & Over Greater Baton Rouge $2,500-$4,999 ClimaStor Tara Button Future Fitness Guarantee Broadcasting Business Report Baton Rouge Beer Agency College Drive Mini-Storage Nike Golf – Cary an Wellness Center InRegister Magazine Capital One Country Roads Magazine Ashley Guglielmo Karen Giffel and Jennifer Gold Underwriter Lamar Outdoor Advertising Community Coffee Cracker Barrel Performance Contractors Poe $50,000-$74,999 Sheraton Baton Rouge Company, LLC Crump Wilson Architects Prive’ Lingerie Boutique Kleinpeter Music Mercedes-Benz of Convention Center Hotel Culinary Productions Dr. & Mrs. John Traxler Republic National LA Bayou Bistro Baton Rouge Red Door Interiors Hilton Baton Rouge EMCO Distributing Company Lamps and Lighting IBERIA BANK Capitol Center Fallin & Fallin Family SEMS, Inc. Maxwell’s Market Silver Underwriter Kleinpeter Photography dentistry Serendipity Salon Michael Cascio $25,000-$49,999 Patron Louisiana Lottery Galatoire’s Bistro Southern Design & Mike Wampold Baton Rouge River Center $5,000-$9,999 Mansur’s on the Boulevard Hancock Irrigation The Allison Monjuni’s Clear Channel Baton Rouge Coca-Cola Mockler Beverage Company Jake’s On The Avenue Collins Band Oh Baby! Cox Communications Bottling Co. Sign Express Julie & Travis Dickinson The Dermatology Clinic O’Neill’s Music Otey White and Associates Baton Rouge Metro Airport Superior Grill Kean’s Fine Dry Cleaning The Design Studio Rags Land The Advocate Blue Cross Blue Shield Sweet Impressions Cakes Lance Hayes Flowers Tom and ReRe Shaw Richard Wampold, DDS WAFB 9 News… Creative Video Productions and Desserts Lauren Barksdale Towne Center at Shannon C. Poche Louisiana’s News Channel Don Parker The Ambrosia Bakery Fine Art Cedar Lodge Suzanne Plitt Entergy Locophotobooths.com Turner Industries Creative Studio Underwriter Esopi Contributor Louisiana Nursery Unique Cuisine Catering The Windsor Court Hotel $15,000-$24,000 Ruffino’s Italian Restaurant $1,000-$2,499 LSU Spirit Squad Zippy’s Victoria’s Toy Station EMs AAA Rent All McDonald’s Zoe’s Kitchen Lee Michaels Fine Jewelry Ned Fasullo and the Adler’s Mestizo Louisiana Donor Sullivan’s Steakhouse Fabulous Big Band Amedysis Mexican Restaurant $500-$999 Supporter WBRZ Channel 2 Orchestra Anton’s Fine Jewelry Michael Hillar, DDS Acadian Frame & Art $250-$499 Paul Naquin Blumberg & Associates Michael J. LeBlanc Family Alvarez Construction Alexander Art Studio Benefactor See-Hear Productions Cajun Contractors dentistry Angelique and Victoria’s Bethdales $10,000-$14,000 The Wine Loft Camelot Club Michael Lee, DDS Bowie Outfitters Body Mechanics 225 Magazine Town Favorites Capitol City Produce Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Carter Plantation Belle Gray Home Décor Casino Walk-Ons Bistreaux & Bar City Social Magazine Longwell Currie Cheryl Payne

15 HOLLYDAYS 2009 BENEFACTORs China Barouque Friend Daisy Cakes Lorelei’s The Bag Lady Chocollage $100-$249 Dixie Landing/Blue Bayou Lux Salon Robicheaux’s Specialty The BNC Group Culinary Therapy 2 Cool 4 School Edwin Watts Merci Beacoup Candy The Myrtles Plantation Dairy Fresh of LA Accessories Etc./ Eros Mignon Faget Robin Bonnette The Spotted Pony Dixon Smith Interiors Bliss Boutique Faux Abulous Mommy Made It For Me Sage Photography The Toffee Company ENT Connection Amy B’s Fleming’s Prime Steakhouse Monogramed Gifts Shannon Barksdale Mahon Tricia’s Baby Station Gracious Grato’s Anne Underwood & Wine Bar Nari Nari Shoeffle’ Under Wraps Head Over Heels Audubon Nature Institute Friends of Uganda NK Boutique Silverwear V-Mart Hilltop Arboretum Balanced Body Frock Candy On The Brightside Smoothie King Wal Mart – Baker Jeannie Frey Rhodes Bar Needs Funshine Music Oriented Expressed Imports Southern Candymakers Wal Mart – Central Photography Baton Rouge Little Theater Gifts By Miss Priss Osborne and Miller Spectrum Fitness Club Walsh Pilates Lamps and Lighting Beatrix Bell Guarantee Service Team of Paper N Things Stefanie Cascio YMCA of the Capital Area Laserworks of Louisiana Benny’s Car Wash Professionals, Inc. Pebbleware Doughmakers Photography Lindsey’s Entertainment Ben McDonald Gymboree Pizzazzing You Stella Boutique Little House and Co. Billy Heroman’s Florist Haute Baby Precious Metals Sterling Grace Louisiana Arts & Science BREC’s Baton Rouge Zoo Hemline PTL Custom Gifts Su King’s Museum Brenntag Southwest, Inc. I Catchers Hair & Body Spa Rachel Spruel SweetPea’s Meghan’s Closet featuring Brushes and Bows James H. Granier, CPA Randi Deaton Sweetea’s Tara Button Carriage’s Jerky Central Rapid Lube Tari’s School of Dance Pelican Point Celebration Station Jewel of Havana Raising Cane’s Cherchies Specialty Just Dotty Sea Lilly Chris’ Specialty Meats Kaplan Plastics SGW Designs Christian Street Furniture Karen Austin SimplifyIT Circle Bowl Kelea’s Sweet Wishes Clearly Coasters Kiki Junior League is... Top Tier Turf and Claire Marie’s L & A Imports Ornamental, LLC Claire Sanchez Laurie’s Lagniappe The Face Place Classic Jewelers Lolly Lane The Westin Galleria Clothes Hound Louisiana Art and Empowering. Crossroads/World Art science Museum – Sylvia Weatherspoon Anchor, WBRZ-TV

HOLLYDAYS 2009 BENEFACTORS 16 Adolph, Angela Brunet, Amy Downing, Sara Margaret Gremillion, Lesley LaFleur, Vanessa Afeman, Celine Burkhalter, Crystal Drago, Mary Kathryn Guarisco Montelaro, Charlene Lafont, Deanna Aguilar, Beth Bush, Allison Dugas, Sandra Guarisco, Martha LaMotte, Kimberly Aronson, Laurie Campbell, Leslie Dykes, Emily Haddox, Lauren Lanneau, Joany Artigue, Jennifer Carmouche, Mary Eisenbraun, Adele Harris, Elizabeth LeBas, Sherri Austin, Karen Carnahan, Carolyn Ennis, Donna Hart-James, Cupid Lieux, Connie Aycock, Julia Carter, Marcia Favre Zeringue, Shelley Harvey, Joanne Madere, Krista Aycock, Mary Cashio, Claire Favre Zeringue, Shelley Hayes, Margo Bouanchaud Magee, Colleen Baldridge, Nancy Cedotal, Susan Feigley, Karen Healy, Melissa Maher, Becky Baldwin, Terri Chrestman, Jennifer Feigley, Melissa Higginbotham, Rachael Marino, Michelle Bankston, Anita Cinman, Meredith Fontenot, Kyra Hoffpauir, Kay Martin, Ellen Bardwell, Julia Collett, Audra Ford, Kimberly Holland, Meghann Matessino, April Barnett, Brooke Cotton, Gwen Forrester, Sharon Hopkins, Tracy Mauffray, Cheryl Bearden, Barbara Couvillion, Jean Fourrier, Ann Felice Howell, Rachel Mayfield, Lucy Billings, Susan Cowart, Ashley Franklin, Monique Hurlbert, Debbie McCoy, Tawayla Black, Susan Dardenne, Cathy Garrett, Kaycee Israel, Audrey McDermott, Jill Blanchard, Stephanie Davis Kelley, Angele Gary, Rhea Johnson, Wendy McDowell, Ellen Bologna, Peggy Day, Hollea Gaspard, Robin Jones, Julie McKenzie, Elissa Bonaventure, Gale Day, Leslie Gautreau, Alyssa Jones, Stewart McKnight, Elizabeth Boone, Maradith Dean, Colette Gerald, Meg Keller, Sarah McLaughlin, Leslie Booth, Michelle DeBosier, Erin Gibson, Linda Keller, Sarah McNulty, Kelli Bounds, Jennifer Dickerson, Tiffany Giering, Catherine Kilgore, Erin Messina, Carey Bourgeois, Ellen Dickinson, Julie Giering, Catherine Kilgore, Lynn Miles, Christie Bowen, Maria Dickinson, Julie Graves, Whitney Kimble, Molly Millender, Micheline Broussard, Lisa Dold, Jenny Green, Chandra Knapp, Megan Miller, Ann

17 GIFTS TO THE ENDOWMENT FUND Mills, Jerry Lynn Prater-Bailey, Lisa Stokeld, Jill Monroe, Ann Raetzsch, Betsy Stone, Sharon Monroe, Frances Ragas, Danielle Tarleton, Nicole Montanaro, Melanie Ragland, Lauren Temple, Britney Morales, Jenny Rauch, Tracy Temple, Kelli Myer, Renee’ Rice, Cindy Tharp, Gina Neff, Lisa Roberts, Harry and Sharon Thompson, Nancy Newbill, Courtney Robichaux, Nancy Tillson, Kathryn Newton, Patty Robinson, Kimberly Traxler, Allison Be a Leader, Become a Legend Ney, Suzanna Rodrigue, Ashley Valluzzo, Krista Ney, Suzanna Roshto, Jill Van Hook, Catherine & Leave a Legacy Novak, Karen Ross, Shikira Vidrine, Janet Your help now will allow Oatley, Aimee Roussel, Ashley Wells, Amanda Junior League of Baton Rouge Odom, Amy Routier, Elise Weston, Lissa to enhance our community tomorrow. Palmer, Tiffany Russo, Adelaide Weston, Lissa Parker, Pam Rutledge, Tiffany Wilbert, Emily Since 1932 our corps of woman volunteers has been Parks, Ami Safer, Melanie Wilkinson, Katherine singularly focused on improving life for our friends Payne, Cheryl Sandefer, Cynthia Williams, Martha and neighbors throughout Baton Rouge. But we can’t Phillips, Elizabeth Sands, Tom Willis, Renee do it alone. Your gift to the Junior League of Baton Pike, Jill Sceroler, Allison Wilson, Jessica Rouge Endowment is a contribution to the future of the Pletsch, Frances Nell Sides, Holly Windham, Jacqueline women, children and community culture of the Poche’, Laura Silvey, Cheryl Wright, Lauren Greater Baton Rouge Area. Pollard, Glenda Smyth, Lois Powell, Willye Spence, Nona Prater-Bailey, Lisa Stokeld, Jill To make a gift or for more information visit us at www.juniorleaguebr.org

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