The Junior League of Washington

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Tycely Williams, President, The Junior League of Washington

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Sep 17, 2018

The Junior League of Washington (JLW) is a network of more than 2,300 highly trained female volunteers dedicated to improving the community through our effective action and leadership. Yolanda Vazquez talks with Tycely Williams, President of the organization. They discuss the mission of the organization and 60th Annual Junior League of Washington Holiday Shops that will take place in November. For more information on The Junior League of Washington, visit their website.

Hosted by: Yolanda Vazquez Produced by: Beltway Newsmakers Team
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