Become a Volunteer


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  Like most Americans, you've probably seen the Miss America competition televised live annually from Atlantic City, NJ. What you probably haven't seen is what's going on behind the scenes of the show, thanks to hundreds of thousands of volunteers throughout the country.

The nationally televised Miss America competition is just one very small part of a nationwide, community service network that operates 12 months a year in every state and more than a thousand cities and towns across the country. On an annual basis, Miss America state and local titleholders, along with the Organization's network of volunteers, participate in more than 12,000 community service projects, providing in excess of 500,000 service hours to worthy causes.
Who Are the Miss America Volunteers?
The volunteers who become involved in the Miss America Organization are just like you. They come from all walks of life, every generation and represent all professions and academic disciplines.

Those who become volunteers tend to stay involved because they're making a difference and having a great time along the way. The Miss America Organization offers volunteers a unique opportunity to integrate their diverse backgrounds and interests to make valuable contributions to their communities, empower young women, form lifelong friendships, further their own business objectives and dabble in the glitz and glamour of show business.

Volunteer Opportunities Include:
Awards Committee Members
Merchandise Representatives
Back Stage Assistants
New Locals Development Committee Members
Board Members
Publicity Committee
Business Managers
Production Specialists
Committee Chairpersons
Program Book Committee Members
Community Relations Liaison
Registration & Recruitment Specialists
Contestant Coordinators
Scholarship Committee Members
Development Specialists
Security Experts
Food Service Supervisors
Special Events Committee Members
Gift Liaisons
State & Local Directors
Hospitality Specialists
Ticket Takers & Ushers
Judges Transportation Experts
Judges Committee
Traveling Companions
Logistics Team Members
Wardrobe Consultants
Marketing Specialists
Web Site Specialists
And many, many more!!

If you have time, talent, a service or a venue to contribute, we have a place — and a need — for you. Whether you direct a local Miss America program, wash cars at a fundraiser or reach out to other community service organizations and educators to secure briefings and platform related appearances for your Miss America titleholder, you will be making a positive difference in your community and in young women's lives.

For more information about volunteering in the Miss America system, e-mail MissDCAmerica@aol.com.
 
 
 
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