Miss/Ms. Black Georgia USA is a non-profit entity designed to develop, celebrate, and assist with the educational goals of African-American women. The organization believes minority women should be economically empowered, politically astute, spiritually centered, and civic minded.

The Miss/Ms. Black Georgia USA Pageant seeks to give young, talented African-American women a platform to impact their community while gaining statewide and national exposure. It is an opportunity for these young women to obtain a sense of well-being and self-confidence by competing for a prestigious title that will continue to enhance their lives.

Mission Statement

The mission of Miss/Ms. Black Georgia USA is to identify, develop, and promote national leadership within the African-American community among women 18-45 years of age. This mission is served through intensive contestant development and by working to become the largest state provider of scholarships to African American women in Georgia.

Directives

• To aid in the social, economic, political, spiritual, cultural, physical, professional, and academic development of Miss Black Georgia USA contestants
• To offer young, minority women a viable mechanism for attaining celebrity and leadership status within the community
• To celebrate the many shapes, sizes, colors, and textures of African-American beauty, achievement and womanhood
• To provide a forum for African-American women to showcase their talents
• To promote healthy lifestyle choices for African-American women, and youth
• To promote Economic Empowerment for African-American women and youth
• To educate the African-American community about the devastation of AIDS in the US and abroad and promote abstinence and safer-sex practices  
• To promote and impact political awareness and voter registration for African-American women ages 18-35
• To develop young, African-American women into strong, empowered, and educated leaders and role models

The Miss Black Georgia USA Foundation is a non-profit charity based organization recognized under Section 501(c) 3 of the Internal Revenue Code.