#321 Rebecca West Interview: Miss Maryland Volunteer 2026

EPISODE · Sep 25, 2025 · 1H 6M

#321 Rebecca West Interview: Miss Maryland Volunteer 2026

from Confessions of a Pageant King · host Adrian Kwan

Each week, I share no-fluff pageant coaching that helps you win. Both on stage and off. After coaching titleholders in Miss Universe, Miss USA, and Miss America, and 350+ pageant interviews, this isn’t theory. It’s what works.https://thepageantproject.com/subscribe👑 About RebeccaRebecca West is a senior at Frostburg State University, where she proudly serves as a cheerleader and an advocate for meaningful community engagement.As the reigning Miss Maryland Volunteer, she uses her platform not just to serve, but to lead with heart and purpose. Her SERVE initiative, Forget Me Not, was inspired by her grandfather’s battle with dementia. Through this heartfelt mission, Rebecca has raised over $6,000 to support Alzheimer’s and dementia patients and their families.She creates meaningful moments by organizing interactive events in care facilities, with her favorite being tap dancing with residents in nursing homes, bringing joy, music, and movement to those who need it most.Rebecca is passionate about promoting the Miss Maryland Volunteer Organization and its commitment to service, education, and empowering young women to become leaders in their communities.👉 Follow Rebecca on Instagram:https://www.instagram.com/rebeccaawesst/https://www.instagram.com/missmdvol/⏱️ Timestamps* 0:20 Crowned Miss Maryland Volunteer, introduces “Forget Me Not” initiative* 6:00 First in-person Miss Maryland Volunteer pageant, bonding with contestants* 12:00 Growing up in Frostburg, family roots, and small-town pride* 18:00 Caregiving for her grandfather with dementia, becoming a certified caregiver* 24:00 Visiting her grandfather after winning, emotional family moment* 30:00 How she got into pageants, spontaneous start in high school* 36:00 Love for tap dancing, favorite styles, and preparing talent* 44:00 Sponsorships, receiving a convertible, and community partnerships* 52:00 Skills gained through pageantry, building confidence and leadership* 1:00:00 Looking ahead to nationals, preparation plans, and goals for her reignI offer a limited number of private coaching sessions per month for women serious about elevating their pageant journey. Click below to book yours.https://thepageantproject.com/coachingPageantry is evolving, and you deserve coaching that’s more than surface-level. Book in if you’re ready to go beyond the crown. This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit www.thepageantproject.com/subscribe

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