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Carter Brown, National American Miss North Carolina Jr. Pre-Teen Queen volunteered with New Horizons Fellowship Church.
Carter Brown, Miss North Carolina Jr. Pre-Teen and her sister queen and mentor, Miss North Carolina Pre-Teen, Hannah Gold, spent their day serving needy families in Wake County, North Carolina. With Santa Claus in tow and the help of hundreds of other volunteers, these two ladies hostessed families and organized and wrapped gifts for New Horizons Fellowship Church’s Christmas Store!
Anna Grace Smith, Miss Tennessee Preteen Queen 2012, organized and directed the second annual Queens for a Cure “Think Pink” Benefit Pageant.
Anna Grace Smith, Miss Tennessee Pre-Teen 2012, organized and directed the second annual Queens for a Cure “Think Pink” Benefit Pageant which was held Oct. 22, 2012. The purpose of the pageant was to raise money for Susan G. Komen for the Cure Foundation as well as raise awareness about Queens for a Cure. This year over $3000 was raised for Komen for the Cure and 6 division queens were crowned as well as 1 overall queen. These girls will participate in various events serving their communities throughout the next year as representatives of Queens for a Cure. Anna Grace is the national President of Queens for a Cure which is an organization for pageant queens and contestants to come together and use their crowns to be positive role models in their communities. Anna Grace and her members organize and participate in many events every month.
Anna Grace also volunteers monthly at a local Second Harvest Food Bank Pantry and participates in annual mission trips with her church youth group. On December 1, 2012, Anna Grace volunteered at the Jingle Bell Walk in Franklin benefiting the Arthritis Foundation.
Jaymason Mease, National American Miss South Carolina Princess Queen, volunteers at Race for the Cure.
Jaymason Mease, Miss South Carolina Princess volunteers at Race for the Cure. It was an amazing opportunity and she was happy to be able to be part of the Race for a Cure, Susan G. Komen event in Greenville, South Carolina. There she volunteered at the information booth, handing out free gifts and informative packet regarding breast cancer along side her new friends from Clemson University.
National American Miss North Carolina Jr. Teen Queen Abigail Satter volunteers at Clemmons food pantry.
Miss North Carolina Jr. Teen Abigail Satter doing volunteer service Saturday, September 1st at Clemmons food pantry. She is very passionate towards helping hunger in her community. She is also constantly trying to help her organization “Feeding FriendZ” and trying to make it world wide.
Hannah Gold, National American Miss North Carolina Pre-Teen Queen has been busy volunteering with the SPCA of Wake County.
Hannah Gold, Miss North Carolina Pre-Teen has been busy volunteering with the SPCA of Wake County.
The SPCA of Wake County’s goal is to rescue 1,000 pets this summer. As of Friday, August 31st, 997 lives have been saved since summer started! Hannah started volunteering with the SPCA of Wake County in 2007. Hannah adopted her two cats Squishy and Isabella from the SPCA while she was volunteering.
Hannah Gold, National American Miss North Carolina Pre Teen Queen, has been busy volunteering with the Triangle/Eastern North Carolina JDRF organization.
Hannah Gold, Miss North Carolina Pre Teen, has been busy volunteering with the Triangle/Eastern North Carolina JDRF organization. Hannah is very excited and looking forward to the upcoming Triangle Walk to Cure Diabetes on November 10, 2012. Last year, the event raised over $1 million for diabetes research. This organization is very dear to Hannah’s heart because she has many friends with type one diabetes and her father was diagnosed at the age of two.
2012 National American Miss South Carolina Teen Queen volunteers at Back to School Wellness Fair.
Miss South Carolina Teen Casey Johnson volunteered at the 6th annual Back to School Wellness Fair where she handed out bears to local school children. She really enjoyed meeting all of these children and being able to give them a toy to start off the school year with a smile!
Jaymason Dru Mease, National American Miss South Carolina Princess Queen, has been busy volunteering around town. In her first two weeks of being queen she has realized it is going to be a busy and exciting year.
Jaymason Dru Mease, Miss South Carolina Princess, has been busy volunteering around town. In her first two weeks of being queen she has realized it is going to be a busy and exciting year. This past week she delivered stuffed animals to Helping Hands Home and the Collins Home which cares for foster children. She loved seeing the kids faces light up with their new stuffed animals. She was able to spend some time playing with the children and enjoyed her time with them.
After leaving Helping Hands and the Collins Home she went to the Sheriff’s office and gave some stuffed animals to them. They will be distributed to the trunks of other deputies to hopefully bring some comfort to children who may be caught in a bad situation.
Jaymason and her mom also went to Foxnest animal shelter and helped out with the dogs and cats there. She love animals so this was a lot of fun for her. There are so many animals that need good homes. While they wait for that perfect home to come along Jaymason plans to be there for them as much as she can. She has already begun setting up fundraisers to help out the local animal shelters. She looks foward to helping out and trying to make a difference over the next twelve months and years to come.
National American Miss Georgia Queen Jennifer Mullins spent time at the United Mitochondrial Disease Foundation.
National American Miss Georgia Jennifer Mullins attended a breakfast for the United Mitochondrial Disease Foundation at The Peachtree Club in Atlanta. There were over 2000 toys donated to these children and Santa Clause was present. The children, their families, and Jennifer all had a great morning.
Samantha Wethel, National American Miss Georgia Princess Queen, went to Hammond House Assisted Living Home in North Augusta, to talk about Heart Health and Blood Pressure.
Samantha Wethel, Miss Georgia Princess, went to Hammond House Assisted Living Home in North Augusta, to talk about Heart Health and Blood Pressure. Samantha was there along with a pharmacist from Walgreens talk to the residence. Samantha ended the talk with what she learned in school about having a healthy heart and gave each one the the residences Valentine Cards she hand made and bears. On Valentines Day she went to Westwood Nursing home and gave all the residences Valentine Cards and bears. She really enjoyed visiting with the residents.