Mikelle Monson Miss Carbon County 2018 Platform:
"emPOWERed Decison Making for Success
"Through my platform "emPOWERed Decision Making for Success" I want to educate others to use the acronym POWER which stands for positivity, optimism, work ethic, and respect. When a person employs these 5 traits it enables them to make better decisions and become their best self. When people come together with positivity, circumstances change and better outcomes are achieved. Optimism takes what we learned in the past to help us live an accomplished present and prepare for a better future. Commitment to anything takes work and having a good work ethic is empowering in and of itself. Respect is an often overlooked value, but is essential to accomplish success. These 5 key elements will provide the necessary tools that instill a sense of self-reliance in each child, teen and adult that they can in turn teach and help others. Increasing awareness of the good that each person can accomplish through a single act or decision renders possibilities limitless. Expanding opportunities for service and hard work will empower individuals with an earned sense of accomplishment. Respect for leaders, community and country needs to burn within the heart of every American. It will take education, practice, and cooperation to establish a cohesive community. It's an obligation we all must tackle." -Mikelle Monson
Miss Carbon County's Outstanding Teen 2018
Meets With Commissioners
Miss Carbon County Collects 1447 Pairs of Shoes for Soles4Souls!
Thank you to our Little Miss program contestants for raising 1447 pairs of shoes to be donated to the Soles4Souls campaign!
Soles4Souls is a non-profit social enterprise based in Nashville, TN and creates sustainable jobs and provides relief through the distribution of shoes and clothing around the world!
Soles4Souls is a non-profit social enterprise based in Nashville, TN and creates sustainable jobs and provides relief through the distribution of shoes and clothing around the world!
Miss Carbon County 2018 Meets With Commissioners
Miss Carbon County’s Outstanding Teen and Attendants
Give Back to the Community
http://etv10news.com/miss-carbon-countys-outstanding-teen-and-attendants-give-back-to-the-community/
Madison Burrola Miss Carbon County 2017 Platform:
Mission I'mPossible: Choose Your Future
"Mission I'mPossible: Choose Your Future is a service platform I created to help children and teens in my community achieve a positive life style. All they need is guidance in order to set attainable goals, cope with set backs, and believe they are possible. It is my goal to create a positive support system for every child and teen in my community so they can feel confident in who they are and fulfill their dreams. YOU ARE POSSIBLE. One way I want to promote my platform is by posting Motivational Mondays every week. Look out for my posts and share them to spread the positivity!" -Madison Burrola
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Miss Carbon County Collects over
1000 lbs of shoes for Africa!!
THANK YOU Carbon County for helping me raise 1,054 pounds of shoes! 👟👞👠👢A special thanks to all those who were willing to be drop off locations: Encore Dance Studio, Spectrum Paint Supply, Chug Drive Thru, Smith's, Price City Library, Balance Rock, Sally Mauro Elementary and Lydia's Daycare. 😁 Your shoes are the first step in helping the amazing people in Burkina Faso, Africa.
Madison Burrola Meets Commissioners as
Miss Carbon County 2017
Stuffed Animal Drive for Kids in Crisis
The Miss Carbon County Royalty came together and collected 500 stuffed animals through local Elementary Schools for children in crisis in Carbon County. They were delivered to Castleview Hospital Highway Patrolman, Sheriffs Office, and DCFS. These will help children in scary situations have some comfort.
Road to Miss Utah Projects
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Miss Carbon County Aajah Breinholt surpassed her goal of raising 1000 pairs of shoes for the "Shoes For Love" program and raised 2,550 pairs of shoes!!!!!!
At the Mini, Little, and Junior Miss Carbon County Pageant. 21 contestants collected 1649 pairs of shoes!! The Glass Slipper Award was presented to the girl is each age group that collected the most Mini Olivia Rondinelli with 106 pairs, Little Gianna Valdez with 168 pairs, and Junior Madisen Justesen with 350 pairs. Shoe drive continues with a drop off box at KUSA Radio Station, Carbon High School Drive, and USU Eastern Cosmetology Drive. Shoes go to people in need in Africa and are sold to raise money to build water wells. Contact Aajah to donate new or lightly used shoes. |
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Met goal and raised $350 total for the Children's Miracle Network thanks to friends, family, and the Show Me Your Shoes fundraiser at the local Miss Carbon County Pageant. Contestants displayed shoes that represented them and the audience voted for Peoples Choice Award. Congratulations Aajah Breinholt on winning that award,
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