The AJLI Marketing and Communications Award recognizes Junior Leagues that have used multiple pathways and channels, specific marketing strategy, and long-term planning to increase brand awareness and successfully promote the Junior League’s Mission.
In 2018, The Junior League of Birmingham, AL won the Marketing & Communication Award for their #IAmTheJLB Public Relations Campaign.
In 2018, The Junior League of Chicago, IL won the Marketing & Communication Award for their Community Spotlights Campaign.
In 2013, The Junior League of Washington, DC won the Marketing & Communication Award for their Communications Campaign.
In 2013, The Junior League of Dayton, OH won the Marketing & Communication honorable mention for their "I Believe" Campaign.
In 2012, The Junior League of Long Island, NY won the Marketing & Communication Award for their Visibility Campaign.
In 2012, The Junior League of Kansas City, MO won the Marketing & Communications Honorable Mention for their 2010 Holiday Mart.
In 2010, The Junior League of Baton Rouge, LA won the Marketing & Communication Award for their Marketing Source Communications Plan.
In 2010, The Junior League of Mobile, AL won the Marketing & Communication Honorable Mention for their Integrated Marketing Communication Plan.
In 2007, The Junior League of Cedar Rapids, IA won the Marketing & Communication Award for their Expand & Improve Educational & Interactive Opportunities (EIEIO) at Old McDonald's Farm.
In 2007, The Junior League of Cincinnati, OH won the Marketing & Communication Honorable Mention for their Mindpeace Program.
In 2006, The Junior League of San Antonio, TX won the Marketing & Communication Award for their Walking for Women's Health Initiative.
In 2006, The Junior League of Minneapolis, MN won the Marketing and Communications Honorable Mention for their "Girl Culture" Initiative.
Seeking to forge a stronger, more consistent brand identity and communicate consistently to members and the community at large, The Junior League of Kansas City created a formal Marketing Council Program. Functioning like an in-house advertising agency, the Council provided strategic input on League projects and programs, resulting in increased media placement, more membership inquiries and greater attendance at League fundraisers.