Founded in 1938, Jack & Jill of America, Inc. is an organization of African American mothers dedicated to empowering children through leadership development, volunteer service, and philanthropic giving.

The Washington, D.C. chapter was founded on March 16, 1940. Today, more than 175 mothers and more than 270 children make up the Washington DC chapter of Jack and Jill. For 85 years, we have remained focused on promoting the aims of our founders through sound children’s programming, legislative advocacy, meaningful service, generous support of local community organizations and the Jack and Jill Foundation.

Bubbles, Bourbon and Bones is the Washington, D.C. chapter’s signature fundraising event. We invite you to join a sophisticated and spirited fundraising event featuring a signature Bourbon cocktail, remarkable Bubbles (and wine!), and upscale Barbeque fare! This festive party supports local non-profit charities and the Jack and Jill of America, Inc. Foundation.

Each year, the Washington, DC chapter carefully selects local nonprofit beneficiaries based on a set of 9 criteria, including the charity’s mission and goals, and its impact on the local, and greater Washington, DC community.

Additionally, a third of all monies raised will go to the Jack and Jill Foundation to support issues affecting children and families through investing in programs that provide quality education, healthcare, and safe environments. We hope that you will join our efforts.

Bubbles, Bourbon & Bones

Help Us Raise Funds to Support Our Local Community.