National American Miss Georgia Jr. Pre-Teen Queen, Gabriela Norwood, helped at Dekalb Medical Center. They held a Cancer Awareness Day. This was a day for them to bring awareness to different cancers and they also did cancer screenings that day. Gabriela was a big help and enjoyed lending a hand!
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Irelyn Jean Potts, Miss Kentucky Princess, rode in the Memorial Day Parade.
Irelyn Jean Potts, Miss Kentucky Princess, rode in the Memorial Day Parade. Irelyn had a great time representing National American Miss in her local parade in Morehead, Kentucky! She loved being able to ride in a convertible and had a really good time seeing everyone and waving to the crowd.
2012 Miss Ohio Queens participate in the Cincinnati Red’s opening day parade!
2012 National American Miss Ohio Queens participate in the Cincinnati Red’s opening day parade!
Miss Ohio Queens got the opportunity to participate in the Red’s opening day parade in Cincinnati. It was covered on all 4 news channels in Cincinnati. The National American Miss Queens were the only queens in the parade, what an amazing opportunity! They only allow one “Queen” unit in the parade – last year it was 2 Miss Universe System Queens. The girls had such a great time!
2012 Miss Georgia Queens participated in a St. Patrick’s Day Parade.
The 2012 National American Miss Georgia Queens showcased in the St. Patrick’s Day Parade held in Atlanta, Georgia.
The 2012 Miss Georgia Queens showcased in the St. Patrick’s Day Parade held in Atlanta, Georgia.
National American Miss North Carolina Pre-Teen Queen Kristen Johnson particiaptes in the 9/11 National Day of Service and works with H.A.L.O.
Kristen participated in the 9/11 National Day of Service. She baked and delivered homemade chocolate chip cookies to some local fire departments in Charlotte.
Kristen participated in the 9/11 National Day of Service. She baked and delivered homemade chocolate chip cookies to some local fire departments in Charlotte. She volunteered through the Bank of America Community Volunteers which provided the contact information. She called several fire departments to arrange delivery of their cookie trays. She picked stations in four different parts of town in order to cover a wide area. The project gave her an opportunity to share one of her favorite things to do and bring a smile to someone else. She was able to meet firefighters at each station and thank them for all their hard work and dedication to keeping the community safe. She was able to sit in one of the trucks which was she thought was really cool. Kristen said it was good to see their smiles when delivering the cookies to them. Kristen said it was great to show our local heroes how much they are appreciated.
Kristen’s second activity was as a rescue dog handler for Project H.A.L.O ( Helping Animals Live On). Her duties included event set up, handling rescue dogs during the event and providing for its needs, speaking with potential adoptive parties, and encourage support of the organization to event visitors.