Queens For a Cure Benefit Pageant

Event Founders and Emcees Kennedy and Victoria.

Breast cancer survivors in the audience being presented on stage.

This event raised over $10,000 which will be donated through Race for the Cure. At the race, all Queens for a Cure participants will have the opportunity to display their banners and crowns in recognition of their fundraising efforts.

Pageant judge - Chandler Batiste, Miss Whatcom County 2009 and first runner-up at Miss Washington 2009.

Taylor Mann - Queens for a Cure Supreme Queen. Taylor raise over $1,000 for Race for the Cure.

Isabelle Banks - Queens for a Cure Supreme Princess. Isabelle raised $825.00 for Race for the Cure. She was also first runner up in the Junior Pre Teen division.

Pageant Judge and friend - Tia Hunsperger. Tia was Mrs. Washington Globe 2003 and placed as 2nd runner up at the Mrs. US Globe Pageant.

Cheyanne Garcia - Queens for a Cure Pre-Teen Queen.

Kendall Sadler - Queens for a Cure Supreme Sweetheart and Kelly Backous - Queens for a Cure Miss Queen.
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Today I attended the first annual Queens for a Cure Benefit Pageant founded by two amazing young ladies. Victoria Knight and Kennedy Miller formed Queens for a Cure after a friends mother passed away from breast cancer. Inspired by the love of their own mothers, they wondered if they could do something to help prevent more daughters from losing their mothers. Queens for a Cure raises money by holding the pageant event and donating proceeds to breast cancer research. The Supreme titles encourage participants to go out into their communities and raise additional donations.