We are very excited to introduce our 2027 Titleholders and DPC Board of Directors!

L to R: Christopher Long, Brandy Johns, Blake Red Elk Miss Dallas’ Tee Mia Ferraro, Miss Dallas J-Belle Kimbrell, Miss Park Cities Sophia-Rose Centurioni, Miss Park Cities’ Teen Ravali Mocharla, Brandy Johns, Audrey Carll, Jona Althaus

Dallas Park Cities Accomplishments

Annette Addo-Yobo, Miss Dallas 2023 & Miss Texas 2025, earned the Gold Award for serving over 500 Hours during her year of service.
Danielle Ball, Miss Dallas 2024, earned the Lifetime Award for serving over 1,000 Hours during her lifetime of service to date.
Kennedy Hardeman, Miss Park Cities 2024, earned the Bronze Award for serving over 100 hours during her year of service.
Lily Roberts, Miss Dallas’ Teen 2024, earned the Gold Award for serving over 150 hours during her year of service.
Savannah Wilson, Miss Park Cities’ Teen 2024, earned the Gold Award for serving over 311 hours during her year of service.

The Miss Dallas Park Cities Organization is an official certifying organization of the President’s Volunteer Service Award
For more information: https://presidentialserviceawards.gov

The Miss Dallas Scholarship Foundation is a 501(c)(3) non-profit committed to helping young women achieve excellence by providing positive growth opportunities.

Our mission is to help build confidence, cultivate life skills, promote healthy living, distribute scholarships for higher education, and serve our community.  

Success

Participating in the Miss America Organization not only helps you pay for college and prepare for a career, it provides an opportunity to gain additional life experience, work on issues of importance to society, enhance your personal and professional skills, and develop your performance-related and other talents.

STYLE

Your personal style is like a signature—unique to you and easily recognizable to others, giving you that edge you need for pageant success. Your style should be based solely on what you like, what looks good on you, and how to portray that with confidence.

SERvice

The Miss America Organization founded the platform concept, which requires each contestant to choose an issue about which she cares deeply and that is relevant to our society. Once chosen, titleholders across the country use their stature to address their platform issues with community-service organizations, business and civic leaders, the media, and others. 

SCholarship

Most young women who have competed or are planning to compete have done so to earn scholarships to further their education. It’s vitally important to remember the value of your education as you work through the pageant system. MAO has maintained a decades-old tradition of empowering young women to achieve their personal and professional goals, while providing a forum in which to express their opinions, talent, and intelligence.

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