Woman from Greenford Wins Miss England Award
Financial analyst Keflyn Sachar recognised due to her work for charity
Keflyn Sachar. Picture: Alan Strutt and Hitz Rao
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A financial analyst from Greenford who reached the finals of the Miss England competition has been given the Beauty With A Purpose 2020 Award’
Keflyn Sachar took part in over 20 charity projects in 2020, from the start of her Miss England journey through to the end of what has been a very tough year
She said, “The pandemic will not stop me from giving back and serving my local community in West London. Now more than ever is when they need me!”.
The Financial Analyst came Top 3 in the voting for Miss England Finalist of the Year, an additional round which was added to recognise the efforts of the contestants, despite the Miss England Finals being postponed three times due to Covid-19.
Keflyn Sachar. Picture: Alan Strutt and Hitz Rao
She was crowned Miss London Top Fundraiser and Runner-Up earlier in 2020 and since then has raised over a £1,000 for Miss World’s Beauty With A Purpose charity.
The cyberbullying mentor set up The Mental Health Check-Up, where she held free mentoring sessions for everyone throughout the epidemic. She used her creativity to fundraise virtually by hosting a Virtual Carboot Sale from her garden and a socially distanced Fitness Boot-Camp.
Keflyn contributed to the community in a number of other wys, from providing Free School Meals to children in Ealing, buying and sanitising groceries for the elderly, baking Miss England cupcakes for the NHS Staff, delivering hundreds of Christmas presents to the homeless and local residents of Grenfell and preparing 40,000 meals for school children, food banks and those in need over Christmas. She submitted a presentation report which was selected by the judges which won her the Miss England Beauty With A Purpose 2020 title.
She continues her run for Miss England 2021.
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January 28, 2021
