Ms. Spirit American Renaissance 2012 - Jackie Thompson, and co-judges for the Lexington Middle School Miss Wildcat Pageant. Being asked to judge is always an honor and an opportunity to promote the American Renaissance Pageant and their commitment to community service.

MS. SPIRIT AMERICAN RENAISSANCE 2012, JACKIE THOMPSON, MADE AN APPEARANCE AT THE COLUMBIA EXPO ON FEBRUARY 10, 2013. JACKIE WAS ABLE TO REPRESENT THE AMERICAN RENAISSANCE PAGEANT AND TALK TO ASPIRING QUEENS ABOUT ARP AND THE PAGEANT’S EMPHASIS ON COMMUNITY SERVICE. JACKIE WITH STYLE WEEK FEATURED MODEL, LEXI MILLER

Ms. Spirit American Renaissance 2012 – Jackie Thompson, was honored to appear on Pageant Cast Live. So many times pageants are thought to be frivolous. Thanks to Pageant Cast, Trinity Nicole Miller and the American Renaissance National Pageant we were able to set the record straight. Discussions centered around Domestic Violence, Finance and Homelessness

Four American Renaissance Queens received the Presidential Community Service Award for their committment to volunteering in their communities. Pictured are Ms. Woman American Renaissance 2012-Kelsey Hall, Little Miss American Renaissance Lifetime Queen-McKenzie Elledge, Ms. Royal American Lifetime Queen-Linda Elledge and Ms. Washington American Renaissance-Deborha Petruzzi. Congratulations to all of them!!

RAISING MONEY FOR THE CLASS ROOM - MS. SPIRIT AMERICAN RENAISSANCE - 2012, JACKIE THOMPSON, LOVES VOLUNTEER WORK WITH HER SON’S SCHOOL AND RAISED MONEY DURING THE FALL FUNDRAISER - BOOSTERTHON.

Ms. Royal American Renaissance Lifetime Queen – Sheila Klein participated in the 2012 Dallas Veteran's Day parade. Sheila was driven by her husband, Michael.

Ms. Royal American Renaissance Lifetime Queen-Sheila Klein performed in a show for the Veteran's Hospital in Bonham, Texas. Her dance team, the Dallas Tap Dazzlers, Marilyn Monroe (Stacy Dominguez) and Carol Cohen entertained the veterans with tap numbers, songs and an impersonation. We hosted a raffle after the show with gift bags containing $10.00 Walmart gift cards, money for the commissary, patriotic caps, t-shirts, and so on. There were about 89 veterans in the audience. It was a great show!