Positivity Ambassador Program
Carrying the Message. Creating the Movement.
The Keeping Kids Positive Ambassador Program empowers individuals across the country to take an active role in spreading positivity, kindness, and mental wellness within their communities. Our ambassadors serve as representatives of the organization, leading by example through service, advocacy, and community engagement.
From elementary students to college graduates, our ambassadors promote the KKP mission by organizing local projects, sharing our resources, and inspiring others to lead with confidence and compassion. Ambassadors are provided with tools, support, and recognition to help them grow as leaders and change-makers.
Whether posting uplifting messages, bringing Positivity Boards to new places, or encouraging conversations around mental health, our ambassadors are the heart of our movement—proving that anyone, at any age, can make a meaningful difference.
Interested in joining the movement? Apply today using the form on our website and become a part of the Keeping Kids Positive Ambassador community.
Meet Our Ambassadors
Addison Cahal
Addison is a powerlifter, sister in Christ, and AP student. She is so excited to be an ambassador and changing the world. You can catch her soaring the great blue sky as a United States Air Force pilot serving the country she is working towards making more positive!
Avery Bacon
Avery Bacon is an AP High School student and varsity cheerleader. In the future, she wants to become an FBI agent for the behavioral analysis unit. She's been competing in pageants for 10 years now, and absolutely loves it! She is thrilled to be an ambassador and help bring more positivity to the world.
Brooke Shocke
Brooke is the founder of a 501c3 non-profit, A Hero's Dream, and served as the domestic violence chair for her sorority, Alpha Chi Omega. She is so excited to be a part of KKP and help make a difference in this world.
Kamryn Grammer
Kamryn is a pageant girl and leads her own platform, Crowns for Change. She is excited to teach the youth about community service and KKP. Embarking on this journey allows her to reach her fullest potential and help one of the biggest struggles of her generation.
Eli Lynne
Eli is a youth ambassador for the Tourettes Association and has her own platform, Talk About Tics, where she spreads awareness about Tourettes Syndrome to show others they can achieve anything they want, regardless of disabilities and differences. She hopes to spread positivity nationwide, as it has helped her so much in her own life.
Emily McNeal
Emily Claire has volunteered since a young age, inspiring her to create Be A Fire Starter Volunteer, where she posts fun and creative ways for kids to serve. She continues to encourage kids to make a difference wherever they can. She is excited to be a part of KKP to continue to spread this important message.
Isabella Occhipiniti
Isabella has a passion for helping and giving back to her community. She is involved with many non-profits, like the Kelberman Center, and has her own platform, Love Your Selfie which teaches young women they deserve to feel beautiful and love themselves. She can't wait to make a difference with KKP.
Julianne Horner
Julianne is an honors student, pageant girl, and child of God. Her platform, The Big Sister Project, is all about spreading positivity and being a role model for today's youth, which is why she loves and resonates with KKP's message. She is excited to be a part of the ambassador program and its impact.
Kendall Harrell
Kendall enjoys horseback riding, painting, and scrapbooking in her free time and is often described as courageous, encouraging, and creative. As an ambassador, she will help bring positivity into many lives and continuously uplift kids' spirits. She is so excited to serve!
Kendall Hayes
Kendall Gabrielle is a sickle cell anemia warrior and a true example of how staying positive can make all the difference in your life. When you focus on the step in front of you, the staircase doesn't seem so big. She hopes to spread positivity so other kids her age will feel empowered to spread it too.
Mariah Castillo
Mariah leads her own organization, I Matter, where she educates teens and adults on suicide prevention. Mental health is extremely important to her and she understands positivity goes hand in hand with it. She is so excited to be a role model for youth around the world with KKP.
Olivia Sczerbaniewicz
Olivia has been competing in pageants and playing softball since she was six years old. She spends her volunteering for Gigis Playhouse and dedicates her time to Worth More Nation as well. She is so excited to continue to spread positivity in her community.
Rylee Ann Fonte
Rylee Ann is a cheerleader and pageant girl who truly believes having a positive mindset helps you achieve your goals. She has received six presidential gold service awards and can't wait to continue spreading kindness and positivity in her community.
Selima Ortiz
Selima is a dancer, founder of Smile with Selima, lacrosse player, and advocate. She began pageantry at a young age and enjoys it because it allows her to make friends and spread positivity. She is excited to be an ambassador and will spread kindness and happiness everywhere she goes.
Sloane Price
Sloane is an AP student, speech champion, and pageant girl. She believes positivity and kindness inspire confidence, which is the root of success. She loves contributing to positivity boards and can't wait to use her social media platform to spread KKP's mission.
Sophia Shen
Sophia knows how impactful positivity can be during hard times from her own experiences. She intends to resonate with teens around the world, who are in similar situations, and share the importance of mental stability. She hopes to create a more inclusive and impactful world.
Stephanie Heath
Stephanie is a graduate of Texas A&M and is currently working in IT. In college, she served in many leadership positions and loved sharing her passion for service through them. She loves serving as an ambassador and spreading KKP's mission.
