
Junior League of Tuscaloosa Unveils 2026-27 Leadership Team
The Junior League of Tuscaloosa (JLT), a prominent women’s organization dedicated to developing leaders and creating lasting change in West Alabama, has announced its 2026-2027 leadership team.
Junior League of Tuscaloosa 2026-2027 Leadership Team
President: Chelsea Ratcliff
President-Elect: Kate Gundling
Secretary: Osielia Lewis
Sustainer Advisor: Jennifer Colburn
Member at Large: Didi Henry
Member at Large: Jamelia Kelly
Vice President of Administration: Karley Fernandez Conley
Vice President of Community: Whitney Johnson
Vice President of Communication: Laura Braddick
Vice President of Finance/Treasurer: Michele Erdman
Vice President of Fund Development: BK Strickland
Vice President of Membership: Maggie Bates
For nearly 100 years, JLT has helped prepare women to make a difference throughout the community by providing opportunities to build leadership skills, strengthen confidence, and develop meaningful connections across boardrooms, classrooms, nonprofits, and civic organizations throughout the region.

“One of the greatest strengths of the Junior League is the remarkable women who step forward to lead,” said Ratcliff. “This leadership team represents the talent, vision, and heart that define our organization. I am excited to work alongside them as we continue empowering women, supporting meaningful initiatives, and making a difference in Tuscaloosa and beyond."
During the 2026-2027 League year, there will be a strong emphasis on strengthening community partnerships and advancing impactful initiatives.
Highlights of Endeavors
- International Find the Good Day Community Blood Drive on Sept. 17.
- Continuing its longstanding support for Holt Elementary School to enhance student success and school leadership;
- Annual Northport Bunny Trail, which opens Feb. 20, 2027.
- Collaborating with nonprofits, business leaders, and civic organizations to amplify community impact.
- Partnering with the RISE Center, JLT’s centennial nonprofit partner organization of the year, as part of JLT’s countdown to celebrating 100 years of service and impact in 2029.
For more information about The Junior League of Tuscaloosa, visit jltuscaloosa.org.
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