During her reign, she plans to advocate for her social impact, The Make a Wish Foundation.
Gratham and seven other contestants competed for the crown which includes: a year of college paid, $7,500 in scholarship funds and the chance to compete at Miss Alabama, something Gratham has been hoping for.This is her second time competing for the crown. Last year, Grantham was first runner up.
Contestants competed in four phases of competition: interview, on stage question, talent and evening gown. They were asked questions regarding topics like reproductive rights to America’s political landscape. There were also a variety of talents from some of the most recognized, singing and dancing, to some originals like speed painting and musical sign language.“I’m going to be honest - I was completely relaxed and it kind of freaked me out a little bit, but I have worked so hard for it, and I was confident in my abilities,” said Grantham.