About The Program
The Marietta-Roswell Alumnae Chapter’s Debutante Cotillion Program recognizes the achievements and accomplishments of qualified high school juniors and seniors. This program is designed for African American young ladies who reside in the metro Atlanta area.
Participating in this program conveys to college admission officers that I am a active leader in school and the community, is highly respected, and is committed to volunteerism in the community and beyond.
As a Debutante, I get to connect with dynamic organization of women who are high achievers committed to public service. This relationship along with newfound friendships offers me the opportunity to create a unique bond which is like no other.
Supporting Layla As A Debutante
Making a donation or contribution will make a significant impact on Layla’s fundraising goal. It’s a win-win opportunity to promote your business while making a difference in the lives of others. Your sponsorship is a tax-deductible gift. No donation is too small, and every contribution will make a meaningful difference in Layla’s journey.
You can use CashApp https://cash.me/$Laynopay. All donations over $100 will receive a tax-deductible gift letter if a donation is sent to: The Minerva Foundation Inc., P.O. Box 674513, Marietta, Georgia 30006. Please use “Layla Page’s” name when making your donation.
Current Sponsors
How it Started
Layla was born in Atlanta, Georgia, in 2008 at Piedmont Hospital. She attended Angel’s Academy in Southwest Fulton and was part of the first kindergarten class at Smyrna Elementary School in Cobb County. Layla was a part of Upward Sports, where she played T-Ball and Basketball. She was a Cheerleader for Smyrna Spartans. Layla was a very happy child and loved to laugh and make others laugh. One of her hobbies was cooking.
How it’s Going
Layla relocated with her family to Waldorf, Maryland, when she was six years old. She attended Berry Elementary in Charles County. She was a part of the swim team at North Point High School and was a gymnast. She then attended middle school at Theodore G. Davis Middle School, where she was a member of the dance team and maintained the principal’s honor roll.
Layla took a liking to serving her community in the Maryland area. She committed herself with a 501(C)3 organization Evolve where she assisted with food drives, golfing outings, Toys for Tikes, and football camps.
Where We Are Now
In 2022, Layla moved back south with her family, and she is currently a 10th grader at Campbell High School. She is a straight A student. She is a private first class in AJROTC where she competes in drill and color guard. She is on armed and unarmed platoon along with community color guard.
