Provides a presentation of the board of directors, details about upcoming events, and information about current collaborative projects. Visitors are also presented with the organization's contact addresses and hyperlinks to other Jaycees communities.

Serving the Communities of Chanceford and Lower Chanceford Townships and Felton Borough. Site includes information about past and prospective activities and meetings, a presentation of the board of directors, and details about the geographic location of the organization. Visitors can also read the monthly newsletter, and browse the home page of the organization's director.

Founded in June 1954 and dedicated to people living in the Central Bucks area. Site includes presentations of current board of directors and of the past presidents, the organization's creed, history and projects, and a calendar of activities. Visitors can also browse through chapter forms, a gallery of images, and a frequently asked questions section. Also includes a members' business directory and hyperlinks to the State's and the US chapters.

Founded in 1952 for people between the ages of 21 to 39. Site details recent events and activities, membership benefits, and the structure of the board of directors. Also includes a photo album, an online guestbook, information about the contact addresses and directions, and a members' Webring.

Displays information about the organization's board of directors, philosophy, and frequently asked questions. Also includes details about recent events and activities, membership conditions and contact details, along with a directory of links to other Jaycees communities.

Established in 1941. Site presents the organization's history, mission and creed, along with the present structure of the board of directors, and membership benefits. Also includes the activity calendars, details about past and future competitions, and the contact addresses. Visitors can also obtain information about the community's web discussion group, the monthly newsletter "The Compass", as well as facts about local attractions and cultural organizations in the area, and a arcade games section for online entertainment.

Formed as a merge between the Allentown and the Parkland Jaycees. Provides details about upcoming activities, information and images taken from monthly meetings, donations or adhesion conditions, and contact details. Also includes a list of past and current sponsors and contributors.

Provides details about the mission and the structure of the community, along with current and archived activity calendars, service programs, and information about the board members. Also includes the organization's creed, past and actual newsletters, and contact details.

Established in 1939. Site includes details about the history, mission, and the structure of the organization, with resources on membership benefits, programs, honors and the schedule of periodical meetings. Also displays information on the monthly publications, "The Blaze" and the "East Africa Center Newsletter", and links to other chapter Web sites. Visitors can also leave their impressions on a message board, or access the community's online chat room.

Displays details about the community's mission, board of directors, members, and current projects. Visitors can also sign the guestbook, browse through the organization's documentary "The Power of Negotiating", and obtain map directions and contact addresses for the organization and for the "Maniac Mansion", a collaborative project conducted along with Arnold Citizens Volunteer Fire Co No. 1.

Includes details about recent activities, collaborative projects, and presentations of the board of directors and of the current members. Also includes hyperlinks to the official online discussion forum, information about the monthly eNewsletter, and contact addresses.

Under construction. The new Web location has the "About us" section still under construction.

Established on September 29, 1971. Includes brief presentations of the organization's creed, mission and board of directors, recent events, and contact details. Visitors are also presented with the advantages of becoming a registered member of this community.

Chartered in 1948 and dedicated to people aged between 21 and 39. Includes informative resources about the community and its monthly newsletter "The Colonial", details about current projects and a gallery of images from recent events, as well as adhesion conditions presented for prospective members.