Monroe, Ga. (March 5, 2025) – Holly Potts, an 11-year-old pageant queen, has been making a significant impact in her community through her dedication to charity and service work. Potts, who has been competing in pageants since she was four years old, discovered her passion for giving back after her first pageant win.

Recently, Potts and her friends, who have joined her in her charitable endeavors under the name "Holly's Giving Gang," visited Piedmont Walton Hospital to deliver Valentine's Day cards they had made for the staff members. Over the years, Potts has volunteered at the senior citizen's center, delivered holiday cards to pediatric patients at Children's Healthcare of Atlanta, and become a certified volunteer at the Yellow River Game Ranch in Stone Mountain. She also hosts clean-up days for outdoor spaces and participates in the Walton County annual peanut butter and jelly sandwich project. Her enthusiasm for delivering smiles and surprises has inspired many.

Although Holly's Giving Gang is a new initiative, it already has several projects planned to continue spreading joy and making a positive difference in the community.