Shaun's Little Miss Jabberwock Fund

This is our daughter Shaun Waller.  She is 6 1/2 years old.  Please help her to become Little Miss Jabberwock 2017 through the Nashville Alumnae Chapter of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. and the Minerva Foundation, Inc.  Like most little girls her age, she is quite the princess and has been dreaming about the opportunity to wear a real crown.  She also is quite the giver and is excited about helping to collect money for scholarships for high school students.  She has wanted to become Little Miss Jabberwock since hearing of her sister Sydnie's run for Little Miss Jabberwock in 2013.  While Sydnie fell a little short, of the crown, Shaun is determined to win and has already started planning her Lemonade stand.   We hope that you will help her reach her goal and share the link. 

Any amount will help her reach her goal, $5 to $500.    Her last fundraising deadline is Friday, April 14th.  We hope to raise at least $6,000 by the last deadline.  All donations are tax deductible.  We can also send you a PayPal link if you would like to donate that way instead.

Remember, every little bit counts and it would mean a lot to her, and even more to the students that will receive the scholarships!  We are personally asking each of our friends and family members to make at least one donation of any amount.  We'd love 100% participation.

Thanks everyone!

Sean and DarKenya Waller

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For more information about the Sorority or the Foundation, please log on to www.nashvillealumnae.com.  Ad forms or a PayPal link can be obtained by emailing us.  If you would like to attend Jabberwock, we would love to have you.  Tickets are $25 and go the fundraising goal.  The Jabberwock Extravaganza will be Saturday, April 29, 2016, at 7pm at Cane Ridge High School, 12848 Old Hickory Blvd., Antioch, TN 37013.

The Minerva Foundation is a 501(c)3 tax deductible corporation.  The Minerva Foundation in conjunction with Delta Sigma Theta Sorority continue to focus on the needs of the community by educational activities, economic development, and mental and physical health and awareness initiatives.  Through these special programs, the Foundation has provided financial support to Meharry Medical College for HIV/AIDS Research, Eighteenth Avenue Enrichment Center, Habitat for Humamity, W.O.M.E.N., Sisters Network, Inc., Youth About Business, Partners in the Struggle, Magdalene House, and scholarships to non-traditional female students in pursuit of college degrees.  Funds raised will be used to award scholarships to high school seniors in Nasvhille and surrounding areas, along with the many worthy endewavors of the Minerva Foundation and Delta Sigma Theta.