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Mr. & Miss FIFNC Pageant celebrates abilities and inclusivity

By Staff Report, posted 3 months ago
Photo provided by: FIFNC. 

The Mr. & Miss First In Families North Carolina Pageant, a special event celebrating children with disabilities, is set to take place on Saturday, Oct. 26, 2024, at Hope Mills Parks and Recreation, located at 5766 Rockfish Rd in Hope Mills, starting at 2 p.m.

This unique pageant provides a platform for children with disabilities to shine and share their talents in a supportive environment. Tameka Bright, renowned for her advocacy through "All Things Bright," will serve as the event’s mistress of ceremonies, ensuring an afternoon filled with joy and celebration.

The judging panel boasts a lineup of community figures including Jerome Scott, Stacey Jackson, Isaac Castleberry and Marcus Doss, all committed to recognizing and honoring the participants' abilities and achievements.

The event is proudly supported by a wide array of local businesses and individuals who believe in creating inclusive opportunities for all children. Sponsors include:

  • Platinum Sponsors: Lily Kat’s Consignment Boutique, Tamu Brown
  • Gold Sponsors:
  • Silver Sponsors: Cindy McCormic, Kevin Brooks, Ashley Bradshaw, Mr. & Mrs. Scott, Janis Scott and Tara Hinton
  • Bronze Sponsors:Service Source, Ronnetta Howze, Tamara Douglass, Veronica Hargrove and Pauletta Johnson

Sponsorship opportunities are still available at various levels, with options ranging from Platinum ($200) to Bronze ($50), allowing the community to show support and contribute to the success of this heartfelt event.

The community is invited to come together to support these amazing children as they demonstrate their talents, courage, and determination. It's more than a pageant; it’s a celebration of the unique abilities and potential of each participant.

For more information, to become a sponsor, or to inquire about accessibility accommodations, please contact Brianna Scott at (910) 872-3167.

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