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Miss South Carolina Jr. Pre-Teen Aria Surka to participate in Relay For Life.
National American Miss South Carolina Jr. Pre-Teen Queen Aria Surka to participate in Relay For Life.
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National American Miss (NAM) Blog
National American Miss South Carolina Jr. Pre-Teen Queen Aria Surka to participate in Relay For Life.
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Take time to see a bit more about our program and the wonderful young women who represent us.
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watch?v=sU6QmemA0f0&feature=mfu_in_order&list=UL Miss South Carolina Jr. Teen Hannah Reece made 2 great videos we wanted to share with you! Take time to see a bit more about our program and the wonderful young women who represent us. One video is from the state pageant held for South Carolina. The other video is from our National pageant held in Anaheim California. We hope you enjoy!
BELLE SCOTT, NAM PreTeen SC FILMS ANTIBULLYING PUBLIC SERVICE ANNOUNCEMENT / CREATES WEBSITE TO COMMEMORATE AND PROMOTE HER NAM EXPERIENCE AND OPPORTUNITIES!
Belle Scott Anti-Bullying PSA
BELLE SCOTT, Miss South Carolina PreTeen FILMS ANTIBULLYING PUBLIC SERVICE ANNOUNCEMENT / CREATES WEBSITE TO COMMEMORATE AND PROMOTE HER NAM EXPERIENCE AND OPPORTUNITIES
Belle Scott, NAM PreTeen SC, filmed an anti-bullying public service announcement and has been busy promoting her stand against bullying. She has shown her video to different school grade levels as well as spoke with them regarding bullying and ways to get help. Her video is linked on several different web sites and has been presented to 4 local television stations. Additionally, her video can be viewed on YouTube at http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9IIHE2jDjTQ
Belle addressed her local community leaders informing them of NAM, her title, and requested opportunities to volunteer wherever needed. Please visit Belle’s website for pictures and information on all she has been blessed to have been a part of as a result of her participation in the National American Miss organization. http://sites.google.com/site/bellescottnamscpreteen/home
Hannah Reese continues using her title as National American Miss South Carolina Jr. Teen in a positive way.
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 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.
Belle assisted in her local Chamber of Commerce at National Night Out on August 2, 2011. National Night Out is dedicated to stopping crime by showcasing the positive aspects of coming together as a community.
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.
Marissa volunteered to help with the pet food drive to continue her dedication to helping animals and their families in need, benefiting the Humane Society.
Marissa volunteered to help with the pet food drive to continue her dedication to helping animals and their families in need, benefiting the Humane Society. Ever since she held her first pet at one year old, Marissa fell in love with animals. Each of her 12 pets she has had in her life has been a rescue animal. She would have never met them if they were not saved by continued perseverance of the Humane Society. Marissa organized a pet food drive in the past and it was such a success and helped so many people and animals that it was an obvious choice when choosing her service project. The pet food she collected will be distributed within the Humane Society where they need it most and among families who are in need. Marissa plans to continue the drive into next year and the future. Her donation of over 100 pounds of food is just a small way to say thank you to the Humane Society for speaking for those who cannot speak for themselves.
In line with Mrs. Obama’s “Let’s Move” campaign, Megan’s community involvement centered around encouraging children to become more fit. Today, in America, nearly one in three children is overweight or obese.