JLOEB Media Contact
Alysha Dean
alyshadean@gmail.com
(925) 989-7382

JLOEB PR Chair:
Kimberley Hoidal (kimberlyhoidal@gmail.com)

LAFAYETTE, CA - Recognized in the East Bay for over 73 years as an organization that promotes voluntarism in woman and creative community service projects, the Junior League of Oakland-East Bay, Inc. (JLOEB) welcomes 53 new members this year.

“I am extremely excited that such a passionate group of women have decided to join the JLOEB - their many talents, experiences and can do attitudes will enrich both our league and our communities,” New Member chair Liz Cantwell said.  

The New Member committee hosted two Wine and Cheese Socials and a New Member orientation picnic over the summer that attracted prospective members.  The events put on by the New Member committee were well attended and 53 women became New Members of the League.

New Members include Francine Alhadeff, Monica Andrade, Nicole Berce, Melissa Brandman, Monica Burns, Veronica Cerruti, Connie Chu, Elisabeth Claytor, Joelle Costelli, Trudy DeVivo, Lindsay Dodyk, Heather Eastwood, Maggie Elkin, Monica English, Carlene Freeman, Melinda Garcia, Amy Garcia, Jenny Gautier, Cara Gercken, Veena Goel, Christine Gunn, Sally Hallett, Lauren Harms, Laura Grace Henkelman, Darlene Hersh, Jessica Huard, Creston Hutcherson, Kelly Jasso, Katie Kaplan, Jennifer Leischer, Devon Lowery, Rachel Loya, Gabriella Maestas, Laurie Martinez-Blandini, Nicole McMahon, Melissa Murphy, Leslie Nathan, Angela Rodesney, Jessika Shipp, Emily Sill, Sandy Spring, Suzie Swift, Lisa Taw, Casey Taylor, Jeanine Tredinnick, Barbara Vietor, Erin Villarreal, Kemeka Walker, Marilyn Wheelwright, Andi Wilkie and Lauren Wise.

Women Building Better Communities

Founded in 1935, the Junior League of Oakland-East Bay, Inc. is an organization of women committed to promoting voluntarism, developing the potential of women, and improving communities through the effective action and leadership of trained volunteers. The JLOEB offers women the opportunity to implement change in the community in three major ways: projects, grants, and outreach. Its purpose is exclusively educational and charitable. To learn more, support League projects and/or become a member, please visit http://www.jloeb.org. 

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