Miss Pretty Girls Who Serve Teen 2027

How the PRETTY Girls Saved Christmas.

A Christ-centered pageant for young women ages 13 to 17 who want to serve. Crowned on Christmas Day.

Apply now Step by step I’m a parentFree to enter · ages 13 to 17 · applications close November 30

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Every Christmas, someone's Christmas goes missing.

A family with nothing under the tree. A neighbor spending the holiday alone. A classmate who feels unseen.

This year, the PRETTY girls are saving it.

Each contestant saves Christmas for someone through one real act of service, and every vote is a gift to Esther Funds Foundation, helping college students stay in school so the girls coming up behind them can finish too.

The 2027 themeHow the PRETTY Girls Saved ChristmasSee campaign week

Every Christmas, someone's Christmas goes missing.

A family with nothing under the tree. A neighbor spending the holiday alone. A classmate who feels unseen.

This year, the PRETTY girls are saving it.

The 2027 themeHow the PRETTY Girls Saved ChristmasSee campaign week

The road to the crown

Step by step, exactly what to do.

Eight stops from today to Christmas Day. Pick who’s reading, and each stop tells you what to do, when, and where to do it.

Apply now Free · about 10 minutes · on a phone or computer

Before you start, have these ready:

Her own email address (not her parent's)
A clear photo of her, face and shoulders, good light
Her school, grade, city and state
Two or three sentences: why she wants this crown
One way she'd save Christmas for someone
Her parent or guardian's name, email and phone

1
Now to Monday, November 30
She applies
What you do
1. Go to teen.prettygirlswhoserve.org/apply and press Apply now.
2. Sign in with HER OWN email. We email her a 6-digit code.
3. Upload a clear photo of herself (required).
4. Answer: school, grade, why she wants this crown, and one way she'd serve someone this Christmas.
5. Give her parent or guardian's name, email and phone, then sign with her full name and send.
Apply now
2
Right after she sends it
Her parent says yes
What you do
1. Tell your parent the email is on its way, from Pretty Girls Who Serve.
2. Not there? Open My portal and press “Send the permission email again.”
3. Join the Miss PGWS Teen GroupMe, and have your parent join too.
My portal Join the GroupMe
3
Within a few days of the parent's yes
You both hear back
What you do
1. Check your email. Accepted? You get your contestant number.
2. Keep it quiet on social media until Nationals announces the court.
Check my status
4
Saturday, December 5
Onboarding, together
What you do
1. Join the video call with your parent or guardian beside you. The link comes by email.
2. Bring a notebook: the theme, the rules, campaign week and your service project.
5
December 5 to 12
She saves Christmas for someone
What you do
1. Do your Christmas Service Project with a trusted adult, never alone.
2. Film a short video of it, under two minutes. It's your Day 1 post.
6
Before December 13
Camera-ready
What you do
1. Lay out your four looks: Service, PRETTY, Christmas Cozy and Crowning. Clothes you already have.
2. Film your introduction in your PRETTY Look: name, grade, school, why this crown. Under two minutes.
The four looks
7
Sunday, December 13 to Sunday, December 20
Campaign week
What you do
1. Voting opens at 8 AM Eastern on the 13th and closes 11:59 PM on the 20th.
2. Post each day's Christmas theme. Share your voting link. Thank every voter by name.
3. Never ask anyone for money in a message, and never campaign against a sister.
The eight days
♛
Christmas Day
The crowning
What you do
1. Live and virtual, in your Crowning Look, with your family beside you.

The standard, all season

What every contestant is held to.

On timeOnboarding, every deadline and every day's post, on its day.

Answers backReply to PGWS (with your parent) within 24 hours.

Kind, everywhereOnline and in person. You represent Christ, PGWS and Esther Funds Foundation.

SafeNo phone number, address or school schedule in public. Tell your parent and us if anything feels wrong.

Applications

Is this you?

Ages 13 to 17Young women in high school who want to serve, grow and lead.

A heart to serveEvery contestant plans one act of service that touches someone's life.

Faith at the centerA Christ-centered pageant: character, kindness and courage over looks.

Free to enterThere is no fee to apply or to compete.

Apply now I’m a parent or guardian

Now showing

From our past competitions.

The queens who came before her, in their own words. Turn the sound up.

FeaturedSavonne McNeil, Miss Pretty Girls Who Serve University 2027

Pretty Girls Who Serve · Miss Pretty Girls Who Serve · past competitions

For parents and guardians

You are part of every step.

Thank you for trusting us with your daughter. Here is everything we promise you, everything we ask of you, and plain answers to what parents ask us most.

What we promise you

Nothing counts without youHer application goes forward only after you give permission from the link we email you.

Your own portalSee her status, every message we send her, and change your mind at any time.

A copy of everythingEvery email we send her is copied to you. No one at PGWS messages her without you.

You decide what's shownHer photo and videos are shown only with your permission. Online we show her first name, last initial, city and state.

You're there for onboardingOnboarding is on video with her parent or guardian present.

Adults handle the moneyVotes are gifts to Esther Funds Foundation, made by adults. She never pays and never handles money.

What we ask of you

Say yes, or no, from our emailOpen the permission link we email you. Read it, choose whether her photo and videos may be shown, and sign with your name. Her application waits until you do.
Be there for onboardingSaturday, December 5, on video, sitting with her. It's where you hear every rule and ask every question.
Be the adult for her service projectGo with her, or send a trusted adult. Never alone, never at a stranger's home.
Decide where she postsHer own account, yours, or none at all. You can post for her. Nothing goes up without your say.
Handle the money questionsVotes are gifts to Esther Funds Foundation made by adults. If anyone asks her about money, they come to you, or to us.
Read our emails and answer within 48 hoursEvery email we send her is copied to you. If something comes up, tell us early.

Questions parents ask

Does this cost anything?

No. It is free to apply, compete and be crowned. Her looks are clothes she already has; nothing has to be bought.

Where does the vote money go?

Every vote is a gift to Esther Funds Foundation, a 501(c)(3) public charity (EIN 93-4917509) that helps college students stay in school. The money never goes to her, to you, or to Pretty Girls Who Serve, and she never touches it. Gifts are not refundable unless charged in error.

Does she have to travel?

No. Everything is virtual: onboarding by video, campaign week from home, and the crowning live online with her family.

How much time does it take?

Onboarding on December 5, one afternoon for her service project with an adult, and a few minutes a day to post during campaign week, December 13 to 20.

What will people see about her?

Online we show only her first name, last initial, city and state. Her photo and videos are shown only if you say yes. Her school, phone, email and address are never shown.

Who talks to her?

No one at PGWS messages her privately. Every email to her is copied to you, and onboarding is on video with you there. Anyone she doesn't know who reaches out goes to you or to us.

Is it faith-based?

Yes. Pretty Girls Who Serve is a Christian sisterhood. The pageant is about character, kindness and service, not looks.

What if someone is unkind to her online?

Tell us at pgws@estherfundsinc.org with a screenshot. We act fast, and contestants are never allowed to campaign against each other.

Can I change my mind?

Yes, at any time, from your parent portal. Withdraw your permission and she is no longer a contestant, and nothing about her is shown.

What does she win?

Prizes are announced by PGWS Nationals before voting opens. Every contestant leaves with a service project, sisters who pray for her, and a stronger voice.

Who runs it?

Pretty Girls Who Serve, LLC, a Christian sisterhood. Esther Funds Foundation is the nonprofit the votes benefit. Questions any time: pgws@estherfundsinc.org.

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Our beneficiary nonprofit

Esther Funds Foundation

Every Future Fulfilled

Every vote in Miss Pretty Girls Who Serve Teen is a gift to Esther Funds Foundation. While she saves Christmas for someone in her town, the votes she gathers help college students stay in school, so the girls coming up behind them, girls like her, can finish too.

Esther Funds Foundation works to prevent college dropout among minority, first-generation and low-income students, especially in the South. It was founded in January 2024 by Shayna Vincent, who left college more than once before she finished. Through chapters on campuses, REACH, scholarships and emergency help, EFF helps students stay in school and finish.

Status: a 501(c)(3) public charity
EIN: 93-4917509
Founded: January 2024

$22,950+in scholarships and emergency support given directly to college students since 2025. As reported by EFF on September 19, 2026

In the news

Votes go to Esther Funds Foundation, never to a contestant, her family or Pretty Girls Who Serve. Check EFF’s 501(c)(3) status yourself on the IRS Tax Exempt Organization Search (EIN 93-4917509).

estherfundsfoundation.org @estherfundsfoundation

What she’s crowned for

The title, and what comes with it.

Prizes for Miss Pretty Girls Who Serve Teen 2027 will be announced soon. Every contestant leaves with sisters who pray for her, a service project she’s proud of, and a voice she didn’t know she had.

“Who can find a virtuous woman? for her price is far above rubies.”

Proverbs 31:10

How the PRETTY Girls Saved Christmas.

Step by step, exactly what to do.

She applies

Her parent says yes

You both hear back

Onboarding, together

She saves Christmas for someone

Camera-ready

Campaign week

The crowning