Category: Community Service

Stephanie Ramos Kentucky Teen Queen has been honored for speaking out against cyber-bullying.

Kentucky Teen Queen Stephanie Ramos was contacted by the Mayor of her hometown Danville KY, because he knew about the community service that she has been doing in her town and surrounding areas.

Kentucky Teen Queen Stephanie Ramos was contacted by the Mayor of her hometown Danville KY, because he knew about the community service that she has been doing in her town and surrounding areas. She has been promoting her platform by being a spokesmodel on the effort of preventing cyber-bullying. Stephanies hometown is very proud of how she is using her National American Miss title. Stephanie was honored by the Mayor and the four commisioners with a Proclamation. The event was televised on her local television station and it was printed in their local paper.

Alina Galvan, National American Miss North Carolina Pre-Teen Queen, worked hard to raise money for our wounded troops.

National American Miss North Carolina Pre-Teen Queen Alina Galvan presented a check to the wounded warriors along with a representative from Chic Fil A. Alina teamed up with Chic Fil A to do a Spirit Day to raise money to benefit the wounded warriors.

Alina Galvan presenting check to our wounded troops.National American Miss North Carolina Pre-Teen Queen Alina Galvan presented a check to the wounded warriors along with a representative from Chic Fil A. Alina teamed up with Chic Fil A to do a Spirit Day to raise money to benefit the wounded warriors. Alina and Caliee Calabrese(Miss N.C.Junior Preteen) did the spirit day together to show the troops that they are appreciated. Alina is the founder of “Letters Of Thanks”. Alina’s father is in the Army and she is also the grandaughter of a Vietnam Veteran!The military life has been a big inspiration to her work as an avid volunteer for our troops. She says she is thankful for their sacrifices for our freedom!

National American Miss Oregon Jr. Pre-Teen Queen, Ciara Wilson, works hard to raise awareness for Juvenile Arthritis.

Ciara Wilson, Miss Oregon Junior Pre-teen Queen, has been busy raising funds to help find a cure for Juvenile Arthritis! Ciara, an active girl that enjoys competitive dance and ski racing was diagnosed with Juvenile Arthritis two years ago.


Ciara Wilson, Miss Oregon Junior Pre-teen Queen, has been busy raising funds to help find a cure for Juvenile Arthritis! Ciara, an active girl that enjoys competitive dance and ski racing was diagnosed with Juvenile Arthritis two years ago. This disease affects over 300,000 American children. Currently, she is doing well and enjoying her active lifestyle. Ciara realized that many kids with Juvenile Arthritis suffer with no cure in sight. As a result she has organized her own fundraiser called “Ciara’s Day of Dance” to support CARRA, the Childhood Arthritis & Rheumatology Research Alliance. She organized a dance party with her friends to support this great cause. Ciara raised over $400 to help find a cure for Juvenile Arthritis! Check out the website to see more!

http://www.firstgiving.com/fundraiser/ciarawilson/ciarawilsonsfundraisingpage?fge=thanks

In addition, Ciara attended the Jingle Bell Run Kick-Off Party which benefits the Arthritis Foundation of Oregon. The festivities were held at the Nike World Headquarters on October 23, 2011. The Jingle Bell Run takes place in downtown Portland, Oregon on December 4, 2011 . In the photos, Ciara is pictured with the Grand Marshall for the run, Annise Nassib, and the Youth Grand Marshall, Owen Dye. She looks forward to volunteering at the upcoming holiday event! Check out the website to see what took place!

http://portlandjinglebellrun.kintera.org/faf/home/default.asp?ievent=477709

Ciara plans to continue her volunteering and fund raising efforts in 2012 to help kids with Juvenile Arthritis!

Miss Kentucky Pre-Teen Queen Christina Rubio works hard representing National American Miss.

Christina Rubio, the 2011 Miss Kentucky Pre-Teen, has been working hard since she was crowned in July of 2011.

Christina has been busy distributing the stuffed animals and books donated by herself and other fellow 2011 NAM KY contestants to places such as Fire and Police Departments, Libraries, and the Louisville, KY Ronald McDonald House.

Christina Rubio, the 2011 Miss Kentucky Pre-Teen, has been working hard since she was crowned in July of 2011.

Christina has been busy distributing the stuffed animals and books donated by herself and other fellow 2011 NAM KY contestants to places such as Fire and Police Departments, Libraries, and the Louisville, KY Ronald McDonald House. Because of the critical conditions of a lot of the patients at the Ronald McDonalds House, they are not able to accept stuffed animals. So, Christina invested in some new puzzles for the children and families to go along with the books donated to RMHC in Louisville. Christina is continuing her Volunteer work, along with being the State Vice President of Star Events for Future Career and Community Leaders of American in Kentucky.

Christina has met with Congressman Brett Guthrie, Kentucky State Senate Presindent David Williams, as well as Major General Donald Storm. She has also visited Abraham Lincoln’s Birthplace in honor of a great President.

She has also volunteered at the Elizabethtown’s Target’s National Night Out helping the children play games, answering questions, and giving out prizes. She ran the Advocacy and Support Center for Victims of Sexual Assault and Abuse booth. Christina also visited The Grayson Manor Nursing Facility, where she deliverd fruit baskets and cookie trays to the residents. She enjoyed her time volunteering at the nursing home. She helped the residents with activities as well as visiting all the patients rooms and delivering fruits and cookies to the residents and fixing them drinks. Chrisitina spent time talking and socializing with the residents and staff.

She is making the most of her time as the 2011 National American Miss, Miss Kentucky Pre-Teen and loving every minute of it!

Miss South Carolina Teen Queen Sabrina Lercara makes an appearance at Fur Ball Moonlight Gala and works with the “Princess Workshop.” .

Sabrina Lercara, National American Miss South Carolina Teen Queen, was asked to be a character princess by Crystal Garret former Miss South Carolina 2007 in her program called “Princess Workshop” which helps needy girls feel like princesses for a day.

Sabrina was also asked to make an appearence as Miss South Carolina Teen at the 2011 Fur Ball Moonlight Gala which was held at The Columbia Metropoltian Convention Center. This organization raises money to save the lives and give homes to thousands of homeless dogs and cats in the Midlands that would otherwise have been euthanized. She was a red carpet greeter and dress model for silent auction.

Sabrina Lercara, National American Miss South Carolina Teen Queen, was asked to be a character princess by Crystal Garret former Miss South Carolina 2007 in her program called “Princess Workshop” which helps needy girls feel like princesses for a day. Sabrina appeared as “Belle” from Walt Disney’s “Beauty & The Beast” and the little girl Sabrina sponsored was the same character princess. Sabrina fixed her hair, painted her nails, played games, read books, and had a dinner party.

Chelsea Burt, Tennessee Pre-Teen Cover Girl, walks for Lymphoma and Leukemia.

Chelsea Burt, Tennessee Pre-Teen Cover Girl, walks for Lymphoma and Leukemia.

National American Miss Tennessee Pre-Teen Cover Girl Chelsea Burt, walked for the Lymphoma and Leukemia. Chelsea met with Emily Ramesy, Tennessee Pre-Teen Queen and Olivia Wright and they were able to walk together for this great cause. She also handed out some teddy bears. Chelsea had a great time walking for such a great cause! She is going to participate in several more walks to spread the word on different medical issues facing many different people. Chelsea enjoys working with people and spreading a postivie message of National American Miss.

Emily Ramsey, 2011 National American Miss Tennessee Pre-Teen Queen volunteering her time around town!

Emily Ramsey, Miss Tennessee Pre-Teen Queen, has been volunteering around town with different organizations.

Emily Ramsey, Miss Tennessee Pre-Teen Queen, has been volunteering around town with different organizations. She volunteered for the Kids Wish Network. She passed out gift bags to needy families and met a great group of people who started the Kids Wish Network. They gave over 2,000 gift bags to families in Monroe County. It really made Emily think of how blessed she truly is to have all of the luxuries that she has. She also started working with a non-profit organization,The Butterfly Fund. The Butterfly Fund was founded for two little girls, Emily Barger and Maddie Harrill, who passed away in 2008 from the same type of rare childhood cancer. All of the proceeds given to The Butterfly Fund are donated to Childhood Cancer Research at East Tennessee Children’s Hospital. Emily has been selling butterfly pins made by the Sequoyah High School Majorettes for The Butterfly Fund as well. Emily also walked in the CureSearch Walk in Knoxville,TN for Childhood Cancer Research. She also had the chance to read to the children at the pre-school she attended when she was little. Emily was also able to give them books that were collected at the pageant.

National American Miss Georgia Jennifer Mullins around town.

She really enjoyed interacting with the community and helping to spread the positive message of National American Miss.


Miss Georgia particpiated in a parade in Suwanee. She really enjoyed interacting with the community and helping to spread the positive message of National American Miss. Jennifer also participated in the 5K for Breast Cancer with the American Cancer Association. It was in Atlanta at Centennial Olympic Park at 8am and it was soo cold!! But it was also soo much fun! It was wonderful to be involved in such a great cause.

Cailee Calabrese and Alina Galvan, National American Miss North Carolina Jr. Pre-Teen Queen and Pre-Teen Queen work with local residents at Wesley Pines and our Military Heros.

National American Miss Jr. Pre-Teen Queen and Pre-Teen Queens, Cailee Calabrese and Alina Galvan called bingo for the residents at Wesley Pines.


National American Miss Jr. Pre-Teen Queen and Pre-Teen Queens, Cailee Calabrese and Alina Galvan called bingo for the residents at Wesley Pines. The residents enjoyed the girls so much they wanted them to come back again. The girls were also honored to be invited by the Wounded Warriors battalion on October 17th to meet with them and asked if Cailee would bring some DVDs to stock up their movie house. There are 600 wounded warriors currently at Fort Bragg and the commanding officers were very impressed with the projects that the girls do to support our troops. This is Cailee’s 3rd year for her Movies for Military and we are so pleased that the troops are benefiting from her project. Also, they are getting 600 goody bags ready along with cards to deliver to our brave men and women who fight for our freedom. During that time they will be doing an awards presentation for our soldiers.

Hannah Reese, Miss South Carolina Jr. Teen Queen named to be a representative for D.A.R.E Youth Advisory Board.

Throughout the school year, Hannah will speak at fifth grade D.A.R.E. graduations across the state sharing her testimony with students about her committment to saying “No” to drugs and alcohol.

Hannah Reese, National American Miss South Carolina Jr. Teen, was named the South Carolina representative on the D.A.R.E. American Youth Advisory Board. This summer, she was a guest speaker at the graduation ceremony of the newly trained South Carolina D.A.R.E. Officers. Hannah will also travel to Quantico, Virginia for the annual D.A.R.E. Youth Advisory Board training at the Drug Enforcement Agency (DEA) facility in November. Throughout the school year, Hannah will speak at fifth grade D.A.R.E. graduations across the state sharing her testimony with students about her committment to saying “No” to drugs and alcohol.