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Molly Kimball

Molly is a registered dietitian with a passion to make it easy for people to live their strongest, healthiest lives. She is the founder of Eat Fit, a nonprofit initiative of Ochsner Health that works with local restaurants, markets, schools and corner stores to develop & identify nutritious items on the menu. The Eat Fit… Read More

Kristen Preau

Kristen Preau Moore’s ambition in life has always been to celebrate the place she proudly calls home—which is why her early career shows a distinct pattern: She was a costume character at Jazzland, an intern at the Superdome, and worked in marketing and sales for University of New Orleans Athletics, among other things. But it… Read More

Teresa Lawrence

Teresa Lawrence is a Cuban-born entrepreneur who arrived in the United States as a refugee on President Nixon’s “Freedom Flight” in 1973. Joined by her mother, brother, and grandmother, it was this pursuit of liberty mingled with sheer uncertainty that instilled in her a strong work ethic that follows her to this day. From bagging… Read More

Disaster Relief

In times of natural disaster and other emergencies, the Junior League of New Orleans (JLNO) stands ready to assist government agencies, non-profit partners, and shelters with basic needs such as diapers for children, period supplies and adult incontinence products. While these supplies are consistently in high demand all year, they are especially critical in times… Read More

Dues Invoice

Your 2019-2020 Dues Invoice is available to view here. If you have questions about your member status, email info@jlno.org. Click here for the 2019-2020 Active Dues Invoice. Click here for the 2019-2020 Sustainer Dues Invoice. Click here for the 2019-2020 Sustainer Plus Dues Invoice.

Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Plan

The Junior League of New Orleans (JLNO) condemns all forms of discrimination, racism, and racial intolerance against people of color in our communities and in our organization. Women of color have historically been systemically denied inclusion in our economy, education, civic privileges, and responsibilities in the voluntary sector, not excluding our own Junior League of New… Read More

Sustainer of the Year 2020 – Wendy Beron

There’s a saying among Junior Leaguers that if you want something done, give it to a busy woman. Never has this adage been personified more perfectly than by Wendy Beron. Wendy has a spectacular resume, an impressive list of accomplishments and accolades both personal and professional. But it is her kindness and modesty that shine… Read More