ORLANDO, Florida – January 5, 2025 Abbie Stockard, Miss America 2025, is a 22-year-old dancer and choreographer born and raised in Alabama. She is a senior at Auburn University, a member of the Tiger Paws Dance Team, and a student at Auburn University’s College of Nursing, which is now to be funded by $89,000 in scholarships awarded through the Miss America Opportunity, administered by Miss America’s Scholarship Foundation Inc., a 501(c)(3) organization. Abbie is no stranger to Capitol Hill, having collaborated with state and national political leaders to pass impactful legislation. Going forward, she plans to leverage this experience to amplify her advocacy for Healthy Children/Healthy Futures for All and demonstrate that women are a force for positive change. In alignment with Miss America’s philanthropic partnerships,  Abbie has raised over $5,000 for the American Heart Association (AHA) and was recognized

ORLANDO, Florida – January 4, 2025 The new Miss America’s Teen 2025 is  17-year-old Peyton Bolling, currently a senior from Bentonville High School in Rogers, Arkansas. Her community service initiative is “Simple Acts of Citizenship.” Bolling also worked and attended school at the U.S. Capitol for 5 months, and has made history in more ways than one. This was the Bolling’s  first year competing in the Miss America’s Teen competition, and moreover, she is also the first Miss Arkansas to win the title of Miss America’s Teen.  Peyton Bolling was awarded $50,000 in scholarship on Saturday evening from the national stage. As the newly crowned Miss America’s Teen 2025, Peyton Bolling is committed to being a trailblazer for her unshakable passion for civic engagement and community service, Peyton draws inspiration from her upbringing as the daughter of a United States