Cynthia Trinidad is proud to have represented the United America Pageant System since 2009 holding local, state and national titles in both the United America Pageant and Petite United America Pageant.
Mrs. San Antonio United America 2009
Cynthia was crowned Mrs. San Antonio United America in July 2008. Her platform was "Children's Wellbeing Through Positive Extra-Curricular Activities." She promoted her platform from July 2008 through June 2009 at many events and parades including the annual Princess and Me, American Heart Association Heart Walk, the Rock & Roll Marathon and during many Fiesta events including the Fiesta Flambeau Parade.She was honored at the State competition by winning talent for her dance routine to "Right Now" by the Pussycat Dolls.
Mrs. Petite Texas United America 2011
Cynthia was crowned Mrs. Petite Texas United America in February 2011. She promoted her platform, "Standing Up Against Bullying" from February through October 2011 at numerous appearances and events including Viva Botanica, Helotes Cornyval Parade, the Muscular Dystrophy Association Walk and the "Let's Get Loud - Stop Bullying Rally."Mrs. Petite United America 2011
Cynthia was crowned Mrs. Petite United America in October 2011. She promoted her platform "Standing Up Against Bullying" from October 2011 through June 2012 at numerous community and charity appearances and speaking engagements including an Anti-Bullying Seminar and NEA Read Across America.She was also honored by winning talent with her jazz dance routine to the song "Black and Gold" from the 2009 movie "Fame."
Ms. Petite United America Ambassador (Life-Time)
In June 2012 Cynthia received the United America Pageant Community Service Award and was bestowed the life-long title of Ms. Petite United America Ambassador. Cynthia received the prestigious "President's Volunteer Service Award" in 2014 and 2015. She continues to promote her platform of "Standing Up Against Bullying" while representing the United America Pageant System as Ambassador at numerous events and parades.