Meet the President of the Junior League of Birmingham Jessica Hopper – Hoover Sun

Jessica Hopper is President of the Birmingham Junior League, a non -profit purpose that focuses on encouraging

Leadership skills among women in the area. In this interview, she shares some information about the organization, including details about their forthcoming initiative for small black dresses.

Q: Tell us about your organization.

A: The Birmingham Junior League is the organization of over 2000 women who want to develop women’s leadership through a joint impact on the community, volunteer opportunities and trainings.

Question: What is your role in the organization and how did you get involved?

A: My name is Jessica Hopper and I am the 103rd President of the Birmingham Junior League.

I was inspired to join the league more than 13 years ago by my two mother [and] Other community mentors have led to a very fulfilled career and a deeper sense of belonging in our community.

Q: Who serves your organization?

A: The Birmingham Junior League supports women, children and families by collaborating with other non -profit agencies around the Central Alabama area.

Q: Tell us why your mission is important.

A: The Birmingham Junior League has a rich history of investing in our community, not just with direct funding,

But also with direct volunteer support for qualified volunteers. Our thoughtful cure group of projects in the Community is a great way for women in our community to invest in their neighborhoods.

In: How can people get involved/help?

A: The Birmingham Junior League is always looking for worse women who are ready to help us expand our mission.

Expecting in March, we have our small black dress initiative, which I hope you see in all our social media platforms.

And if you are also a corporate sponsor with a women’s leadership mission, please visit Jlbonline.com to help us support our mission.