North Carolina Junior Sorosis (NCJS) offers diverse opportunities for “hands-on” service in the community as well as personal growth. NCJS is committed to promoting volunteerism, improving our community, providing financial support to needy causes and fostering new friendships.

NCJS was organized in 1938 as a community service organization for women between the ages of 18 and 40. North Carolina Junior Sorosis is a member of the General Federation Women's Club (GFWC), which is the largest and oldest women's volunteer organization in the world. The State Federation, GFWC of North Carolina, is divided into nine Districts and NCJS is in District 7.

Women of all ages, backgrounds and interests work together to make their communities, their state and their nation a better place in which to live. Any woman who desires the opportunity for the fellowship and fulfillment that comes from volunteering is welcome. Through Federation involvement you can develop talents, abilities and skills which united with a common goal enables clubs to make an impact in their communities.

Volunteer service, not only locally but also on the national and international level, has been and continues to be NCJS' main interest.

Opportunities for community involvement are organized within six departments. These departments are Arts, Conservation, Education, Home Life, International Affairs, and Public Affairs.

A monthly newsletter, monthly meetings and workshops keep individuals informed about upcoming club activities and volunteer opportunities.