Who We Are
The Junior League of Billings is an organization committed to improving our community by training women to be effective civic leaders. We are currently working to increase learning opportunities and the potential to thrive for families and children in our community. Founded in 1954, the League started many well known organizations, including the Tumbleweed Runaway Program, Venture into the Schools and Wise Wonders, A Montana Children’s Museum.

Our Community Focus
We as the Junior League of Billings are currently focused on Homelessness and Poverty. We are currently working to increase learning opportunities and the potential to thrive in children and families in the Billings community. We partner with many local agencies in Billings to provide enrichment opportunities, vital necessities including diapers and hygiene supplies for children and families. We have partnered with Tumbleweed, Montana Rescue Mission, United Way, BYO Laundry, and many other agencies, nonprofits, businesses and community members.
Training
The Junior League of Billings facilitates leadership training and development for all women. For instance, a woman working in healthcare can volunteer in fund development or public relations, broadening her skill set. This is vital to our mission and sets the Junior League of Billings apart from other service organizations.
Over the past eight years, the Junior League of Billings has held the Montana Women’s Leadership Conference open to our members and the public, bringing in developmental speakers including nationally known speakers, Vicki Clark, Dale Smith Thomas, Donna Hartley, and Ashley Rhodes Courter, and numerous local leaders and speakers.

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Welcome From Our President
It is with great excitement and sincere gratitude that I step into the role of President for the Junior League of Billings. As we begin this new League year, I am energized by the opportunity to lead alongside each of you—an extraordinary group of women committed to service, leadership, and impact.
My vision for this year centers around strengthening our organizational capacity, focusing on member recruitment and engagement, and advancing our strategic planning for impactful community programs. Together, these priorities will help us build a more resilient, responsive, and sustainable League—one that is poised to meet the needs of both our members and our community for years to come.
We will focus on creating a strong internal foundation through thoughtful training opportunities and clear structures to support our volunteers. At the same time, we will invest in our most valuable resource—you, our members—by fostering inclusive, meaningful engagement opportunities, to build a sense of connection that draws new members in and keeps longtime members inspired.
Finally, we will take a purposeful approach to our community impact. Through strategic planning, we will ensure our programs are aligned with the most pressing local needs and designed for measurable, lasting outcomes.
I believe that when women come together with intention and heart, there is no limit to what we can achieve. I am honored to serve this League and to help shape a future that reflects our shared values and ambitions.
Thank you for your trust, your commitment, and your leadership. I look forward to a year of growth, collaboration, and impact—together.
Warmly,
Amy H. Riesinger
2025-26 President, Junior League of Billings