My Name Is Renee Bull and I Am a 21 Year Old Student and Pageant Competitor

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My Name Is Renee Bull and I Am a 21 Year Old Student and Pageant Competitor

MISS DELAWARE USA RENEE BULL January 1, 2015 [email protected] 302-279-0037 To Whom it may concern, My name is Renee Bull and I am a 21 year old student and pageant competitor. I have been able to utilize scholarship funds and community service awards to further my education and recently won the title of Miss Delaware USA 2015. The Miss Delaware USA pageant began in 1952 and since that time the pageant has continued to shape and change the lives of young women. On November 30th, I became one of the young women whose lives changed forever. I am ready to fully embrace the responsibility of being a mentor, role model and even more significant, the first ever African American Miss Delaware USA in the history of this state. I’m not just asking for your support, but I am asking you to make history with me by becoming a sponsor. LEVELS OF SPONSORSHIP: -GOLD SPONSORSHIP PACKAGE: $15,000 + This package includes: Daily promotion via the official Miss Delaware USA Facebook page and Instagram Signed autograph cards from Miss Delaware USA -SILVER SPONSORSHIP PACKAGE: $5,000 + This package includes: Promotion of company weekly via the official Miss Delaware USA Facebook page and Instagram Signed autograph cards from Miss Delaware USA -BRONZE SPONSORSHIP PACKAGE: $3,000 + This package includes: One time promotion on the official Miss Delaware USA Facebook Page. Signed autograph cards from Miss Delaware USA Your donation will allow me to travel this great state of Delaware promoting my personal platform and non-profit Girl2Girls. I will not be able to work this year because I will be in school full time and also training for Miss USA. The goal is to raise over 50,000 during my year of reign. This money will pay for the countless trips I will take to Philadelphia, Florida, New York, Bahamas, and even Massachusetts! I plan to speak to over 100,000 teens and youth this year alone and your sponsorship will make that possible. I want every young person to know how important education and hard work is! I want to maximize the moment and reach out to my community to bring about change! This is not just a pageant for me, this is a life changing opportunity and I would love for you to be a part of my journey. Let’s come together and make history! Thank you for your consideration and more importantly your support. If you have any questions please do not hesitate to give me a call or email me! Sincerely yours, Renee Bull Miss Delaware USA 2015 .

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