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Please vote for Susan Russo to win the Curvy Idol competition!!!!


http://www.proprofs.com/polls/poll/?title=ChHImqSxTUYZ
I just want to take a few minutes to talk about why we are doing the Curvy Idol competition.
All of the proceeds raised for Curvy Idol are going to send girls to camp. Not just any girl; not just any camp. We want to send girls who battle with weight and self-image issues to a camp where they will learn to respect and love themselves and not succumb to the bullying comments that we all remember hearing in the halls at school.

Remember those voices?

Maybe someone made up a nasty name about you.
Maybe someone picked on you because you were too fat, too skinny, had no chest, had a big butt, had greasy hair, had bad teeth.
Maybe you were bullied for being different.

Or maybe YOU were the bully.

Kids can be cruel. We're going to help girls who deal with this every day. We're out to stop the hate. Make sure that these girls know that they are loved, beautiful, and fabulous!
Love,A once-bullied little girl turned Curvy Queen
 What do the finalists and winners get?

Top Ten Finalists will receive:
  • Two (2) night shared accommodations in Atlanta during the finale weekend (February 20-22nd, 2015).
  • Participation in the Top 10 Competition Photo Shoot
  • Participation in the filming for the Curvy Idol Documentary
  • Curvy Idol Finalist Shirt
  • Curvy Idol Swag Bag
  • Featured in the Official Curvy Idol Competition Commercial
  • Four tickets to the finale for family and friends
  • International Online Exposure to over 183,000 Curve Appeal followers
  • $1,000 Wardrobe Makeover (at least 4 full fashion looks including outfit or dress with matching accessories) from the 2015 Curvy Idol Fashion Partner
  • All inclusive individual VIP photo shoot on Sunday February 22, 2015 during finale weekend
  • Professionally designed comp card
  • Five page professionally designed portfolio website
  • Feature on the cover of the official re-launch issue of Curve Appeal Culture digital newsletter publication (March 2015)
  • Feature in the Curve Appeal documentary
  • Curve Appeal National Membership (5 years Gold Membership, then 5 years Silver and then lifetime $75 membership credit)
  • One year title as THE 2015 Curvy Idol
5 night “I Heart Curve Appeal” cruise from Miami to Nassau, Half Moon Cay and Grand Turk.



The Curvy Idol Winner will receive:


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