NOTABLE FUNDRASIER: Courtney Moore’s Dallas/Fort Worth-based Inferno Allstars hosting several fundraisers as they prepare for area competition in coming weeks
Andre Johnson 
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DALLAS — Courtney Moore is a little more than two years removed from having established a flourishing youth dancing organization.
With the help of the general public, though, she’s confident these youngsters who are a part of her rising structure can greatly emerge as better versions of themselves.
Moore, during an interview this week with Making Headline News, announced the Euless, Texas-based Inferno Allstars LLC is in the final stretch of its latest fundraiser and is hopeful her dance organization meets its financial goal of at least $6,000 to help cover an array of expenses as the squad prepares for future competitions.
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Donations, Moore said, are accepted via Zelle under the email, [email protected], or via Cash App under the handle: $infernocheer21.
A pledge drive began November 30 and runs through December 7, the Inferno Allstars are hosting a raffle that is comprised of 100 gift cards, as well as waterproof speakers and wireless headphones.
“The kids have all been given 100 tickets to sale to pay for uniforms and some have previous camp expenses that need to be paid,” Moore told MHN.
As her organization prepares for a team trip December 15 and its first local competition January 27, Moore said the Inferno Allstars are also hosting other fundraisers, most notably baking and candy drives.
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Founded in July 2021, the Inferno Allstars are also coached by Sheila Davis and Kennedi Brown.
An organization that is comprised of 16 girls and one boy (he participates on two of the organization’s three teams), the Inferno Allstars include the peewee squad that is suitably known as Blue Blaze, PinkFlame, the team’s elementary squad, and the Xtreme Heat, which is made up of junior and high school students.
“Help is definitely needed for my team,” Moore, a native of Irving, Texas, said in a Facebook post over the weekend. “We are trying to start our competition season off correctly.”
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INFERNO ALLSTARS
Daylan Moore
Kourtlynn Moore
Karsyn Williams
Brooklynn Davis
Melody Davis
Kylee O’Conner
Paris O’Conner
Norie Anderson
Juliana Anderson
Autumn Sandifer
Jordin Walker
Kymbryy Westmoreland
Malaia Jones
London Patton-Garner
Roxann Martinez
Natalie Villanueva
For more information about Courtney Moore of the Inferno Allstars LLC, to inquire about making donations or to schedule the team for a public appearance, call 682-202-9751 or connect with her via Facebook under “Inferno Allstars LLC.” Also, send email to: [email protected].
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Andre Johnson is the award-winning Founder and Publisher for Making Headline News. A 2000 graduate of the University of Memphis School of Journalism and a former staff reporter of sports for the Memphis Commercial Appeal newspaper, Johnson covers the NBA Southwest Division from Dallas, Texas. To reach Johnson, send email to [email protected] or to [email protected]. Also, follow him on Twitter @AJ_Journalist or Instagram at @makingheadlinenews.
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