We're all involved in service everyday. Most of us are driven to serve; an almost longing to help others. This is a service heart. Bring along your heart for service as a member of JLB. 

Junior League Food Drive Benefits Second Harvest, Feeding America Southwest Virginia

March 1, 2019

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KINGSPORT - The Junior Leagues of Kingsport, Bristol, and Johnson city will hold their 29th annual food drive at local Food City locations Saturday to benefit Second Harvest Food Bank of Northeast Tennessee and Feeding America Southwest Virginia. 

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2018-2019 Project Spotlight

Eight Reasons You Should Join (or support)

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Junior League of Bristol uses Little Free Libraries to aid new Literacy Campaign

June 30, 2018


Thanks to participation in an innovative program promoting literacy, the Junior League of Bristol has joined with the Bristol, Tennessee, city schools and members of a local Boy Scout to get more books in the hands of potential readers.


Known as the Little Free Library project, the program promotes a love of books and reading by getting written works into the hands of as many readers as possible.


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​Explore Bristol! 

In the News 

Caterpillar Crawl is a permanent scavenger hunt located in downtown Bristol based on the children's book, A Very Hungry Caterpillar by Eric Carle. Bronze sculptures, designed by local artist Val Lyle, are "hidden" along State Street.
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Click the image to the above to view or print the map and take your children, grandchildren, friends or children of any age to enjoy a clever scavenger hunt in Downtown Bristol!

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​The Junior League of Bristol has committed to a Focus on Community.  Click below to learn more about our projects.

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The Junior League of Bristol, in conjunction with the Bristol, VA Parks & Recreation Department has approved our community project for the 2018-2019 League Year - a sensory board at Sugar Hollow Park in Bristol, VA. In previous years, playground equipment has been donated by the Junior League of Bristol at Sugar Hollow Park, and the addition of a sensory board and panels not only provides safe and stimulating play for children with special needs, but appeals to children of all ages.







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We are excited to begin working on construction of this project with our anticipated completion date scheduled for Spring/Summer 2019.

To donate to the Junior League of Bristol's 2018-2019 League Year Project, please click here.

You can also mail donations to Junior League of Bristol TN/VA, Inc. P.O. Box 1448, Bristol, VA 24203.

"Since it's inception in 1901, there have been many misconceptions about the Junior League. And okay, some of them have been true at points in the organization's history, but almost all of them are silly​ at this date and time.

​So let's chat about what the Junior League actually does and why you might consider joining or supporting it."

-This Custom Life

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Check out this *awesome* article  written by a former Junior League of Washington, DC Past-President...







... and then RSVP to the Junior League of Bristol's

2019 Spring Social!