One of the many reasons I returned to the Miss America Organization over six years after my first involvement is its emphasis on health, especially women’s health. After completing my education and beginning my career, I, like many women, found myself pulled away from my fitness goals as I navigated the stress and demands of this new phase of life. I quickly realized that true health is not just physical—it also includes mental health, balance, and resilience. Remembering how much better I felt both physically and mentally years earlier as a local titleholder further encouraged me to revisit the organization and reinvigorate not only my fitness, but also my overall well-being.
I am especially proud the organization is now partnered with the American Heart Association, giving young women a platform to advocate for health in every sense—body, mind, and spirit. Thank you for joining me in supporting heart health and holistic well-being as Miss Moore County as I continue striving toward both personal fitness goals and my mission of empowering others through my CSI!
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Miss America and Miss America's Teen National Scholarships are awarded by a separate non-profit 501(c)(3) organization, the Miss America's Scholarship Foundation Inc. This collaboration provides funds for national awards, and in addition, both Miss America's/Miss America's Teen State Scholarships and the American Heart Association's Go Red for Women movement. The American Heart Association's Go Red for Women is Miss America's Scholarship Foundation's national health thought leader. All above mentioned entities are 501(c)(3) organizations and all donations to this campaign are fully tax-deductible per IRS regulations.
