Broomfield Teen Makes Wishes Come True

BROOMFIELD, Colo. - July 11, 2015 - PRLog -- Fourteen year old actress, singer and freshman at Legacy High School, Maya Claridge, is seeking sponsorship for The Big Talent Showcase, an entertainment opportunity she says she can't afford to miss.  "Just like other kids get the chance to travel abroad for academic purposes through organizations like People-to-People, this showcase is my chance to get in front of industry professionals I wouldn't otherwise be able to meet," explains Claridge.

Performing since she was eight years old, Claridge has a tenacious appetite for the arts and a commitment level uncommon for her age.  Represented by Big Fish Talent in Denver, Claridge spends all of her time auditioning, filming, training and singing.  "Every minute of every day is a chance for me to become better at what I love to do," she says.  "Performing is all I want to do."

The entertainment industry isn't cheap which is why Claridge began a fundraising campaign to help achieve her goals.  "Other kids sell raffle tickets, girl scout cookies, coupon books or wrapping paper.  I ask for sponsorship.  It's all a form of fundraising to help take the next step toward your goal," Claridge says.

And in pursuing her goals she aims to give back to the community by donating a percentage of the earnings from her campaign to the Make-A-Wish foundation. "In making my wishes come true I want to help another child make their wish a reality," Claridge explained.  "I truly believe that together we can make a difference."

Claridge is currently filming three independent films in Denver and Colorado Springs, recently performed at the Northglenn Fourth of July Festival and at the 2015 Opening Ceremony of Thunder Baseball.  You can see more of Maya Claridge on her FB Fan Page, Instagram, Website or IMDb.

Claridge is seeking both individual and corporate sponsorship.  To sponsor visit her campaign page at https://fundly.com/the-big-talent-show