Our Approach

Our Story

Libertyville Junior Woman's Club was originally founded as a branch of the Libertyville Woman's Club. It was organized on June 10, 1963 by a group of women in Libertyville and federated on September 9, 1963. LJWC was incorporated on August 25, 1964 and has expanded to welcome all area women.

Our Story

Junior Pledge

I pledge my loyalty

To the Junior Clubwomen

By doing better than ever before

What work I have to do,

By being prompt, honest, courteous,

By living each day,

Trying to accomplish something,

Not merely to exist.

-Mrs. Helen C. Kimberly

Tomorrow Depends Upon What We do Today

Meet the 2018-2019 Executive Board

Valorie

Valorie Crusey

President

"I like being part of the LJWC because it is a local community organization that identifies community needs. Once the needs are identified, as a club we develop a plan to take action and support our community. Working together we are able to support many women and children within our community."

Lisa

Lisa Roti

Vice President

"I am excited to be working with Juniors to expand the good we do in the Lake County area. As the 1st Vice President, I am looking forward to a great term of recruiting new members and expanding the club!"

Megan

Megan Eigenrauch

2nd Vice President

"I love Juniors because it gives me a chance to give back to my community. I was born and raised here, so it's a cause that's near and dear to my heart! I also love meeting other woman in my community and forming friendships while helping others."

Cathy

Cathy Nixon

Recording Secretary

"Being new to the Libertyville area, I joined Juniors to meet new friends and support my community.  I love being part of this vibrant group of women who want to help others and better our community —And have fun doing it!"

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Emily DeSousa

Corresponding Secretary

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Wendy Schilling

Treasurer

"I was taught to always give back to those less fortunate.  I spent the last 15 years volunteering at Libertyville Schools and in other capacities, as well. I am a current school board member for D70 and LJWC provides me with another way to give back to the community that has given our family so much."