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Junior League of Dallas Announces 2026-27 Board of Directors

The Junior League of Dallas has announced its 2026-2027 Board of Directors, who are excited to make a broader impact across Texas
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The Junior League of Dallas (JLD) recently installed its Board of Directors for 2026–2027.

Through proactive leadership and future community engagement, JLD’s trained volunteers and Board of Directors seek to address the city’s most urgent problems. JLD champions the power of women, voluntarism, and the city of Dallas. 

“This year, we’re embracing the power of helping every member shine through meaningful training, connection, and service,” said Lauren Combest, 2026 – 2027 president of the Junior League of Dallas. “When women are equipped with the tools and confidence to grow as leaders and volunteers, their impact reaches far beyond our organization. By investing in each member’s success, we strengthen our League and create an even brighter future for the Dallas community.” 

The 2026 – 2027 Junior League of Dallas Board of Directors includes:

  • Lauren Combest, President 
  • Courtney Johnson, President-elect 
  • Jessica Stillwell, Administrative Vice President 
  • Sarah Hantak, Communications Vice President 
  • Lexi Holt, Community Vice President 
  • Sarah Keller, Development Vice President 
  •  Priscilla Wood, Diversity, Equity, Inclusion & Belonging Vice President 
  • Nina Threets, Financial Vice President 
  • Hannah Galvan, Membership Vice President 
  • Annmarie Chiarello McInerney, Secretary 
  • Audrey Maxwell, Signature Projects Vice President 
  • Megan LaDriere White, Strategy Vice President 
  • Jessica Berend, Training Vice President 
  • Jennifer Tobin, Sustainer Advisor 

For more information on the Board of Directors or to get involved with JLD, be sure to visit the website

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Jake Wilkinson is a summer 2026 People Newspapers editorial intern. He is a rising senior at the University of North Texas and formerly volunteered for the student newspaper on campus during the summer semester. After finishing a spring internship at UNT’s police station, he's ready to bring his experience covering community journalism to Dallas. Jake is a big film and entertainment industry fan, and originally from Oahu, Hawaii.
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