Allison is a dedicated and passionate individual with a diverse background and a strong commitment to community service. As a national spokesperson for the Beauty for Good Organization, she is part of the launch of the book Victoria Says No!, a resource that focuses on anti-drugs, anti-bullying, acceptance of others, and includes an activity encouraging children to create visionary boards to set goals and dream big.
As Miss Florida for America, she also uses her platform to advocate for music programs through her initiative, “The Treble is Keeping the Music Alive,” and mentors the youth to find hobbies that help them discover their purpose and potential. With a Bachelor’s in Music and a Master’s in Human Resources Development, Allison combines her love for music with her professional expertise. She’s a skilled violinist, who once held the position of concertmaster of the Towson University Symphony Orchestra, and a horseback riding instructor for children with special needs. Beyond her advocacy, Allison enjoys outdoor activities. She believes in the importance of mental and physical health, and constantly strives to inspire and uplift those around her.
The Mrs. America organization has a rich history dating back as far as 1938. This renowned national competition has won numerous pageantry awards and is recognized as the premier MRS pageant. The organization epitomizes excellence, celebrates family values and professionalism, and honors the beautiful, poised, articulate, women that are "America's greatest natural resource-the contemporary married woman" (David Marmel, President of Mrs. America).
Now the organization has added a new title "Miss for America". The National competition will coincide with the Mrs. America pageant in Las Vegas on the legendary Elvis Presley stage. Miss for America seeks to celebrate the unmarried woman who has obtained personal, professional, and community achievements.
The inaugural Miss Florida for America pageant will coincide with our Mrs. Florida America pageant May 18-19th at Westgate Resorts in Orlando. The winner will receive an all-expense paid trip, including airfare, to compete at Nationals.
The qualifications for Miss Florida for America:
• Must be 18 or older
• Must be single at the time of the Miss Florida for America Pageant (Divorced, Widowed, Legally Separated with or without children)
• Must live in the State of Florida