About
The Frankenmuth Jaycees are part of Junior Chamber International, the world's premiere volunteer organization for young professionals. The Junior Chamber of Commerce (more commonly known as the Jaycees) was founded in 1915 by Henry Giessenbier Jr. as a social group for young men. In 1984, the organization began to allow women as part of a ruling by the U.S. Supreme Court.
Since 1961, we have offered members the opportunity to get involved and help create a better place to live, work, and play by using our skills and resources to organize community fundraisers. Proceeds from all of our projects, like the World Expo of Beer and Jaycee Race Series, are donated to charitable causes or go back to building our chapter.
Members are between the ages of 21 and 40, and are brought together by a love of community, philanthropy and skill-building projects. Membership does not require a sponsorship or application.
The Frankenmuth Jaycees are governed by a Board of Directors that is broken up into teams that focus on management, membership, community and individual development.
For more than 60 years, the Frankenmuth Jaycees have proven time and time again that we are tomorrow’s leaders accepting the challenges facing our community today. Learn more about our organization's history here.
Joining the Frankenmuth Jaycees is an easy process! Whether you want to attend a few meetings or jump right in, each member creates their own journey. Find out how to start your own journey today!