The Raspberry Royalty promote community service, volunteerism, and personal growth for young ladies within the local community. We provide these options via travel around the state, city, and civic events, and forging new relationships.
Judy works as a paraprofessional at Saint Louis Park High School. Judy’s hobbies include dancing, going on walks outside, painting, drawing, and volunteering at her church during mass. Judy’s favorite event so far was North Hudson Pepperfest. The spaghetti eating contest was so much fun and the Raspberry Royalty won within their section of royalty groups! Judy is really excited to get to know even more of the wonderful people from the Hopkins community!
Victoria is a senior at Eagle Ridge Academy. Victoria enjoys playing volleyball, basketball, ultimate frisbee, loves reading, and hiking. She volunteers in her church’s nursery, serves on the student senate at school, and is on the dance planning committee. She loved the Crowning Achievements event and how happy and confident the candidates were. It was fun to see the whole crowd invested and excited for each of the candidates! The talent portion was also so fun to watch! She is most excited to complete the Royalty’s CROWN project, as a way to give back to the community of Hopkins.
Maleeha is a senior at Eagle Ridge Academy. Maleeha spends her time volunteering for Habitat for Humanity, her school’s blood drive, Cultural Events club, National Honor Society, and with her Mosque. Maleeha’s favorite event was the Hopkins Fire Department’s Open House, as it was interesting to learn about how the station operates and how much they do within the community. She also loved being able to recognize some of the same community members from past events. She loved catching up with them! She is most looking forward to Noon Year’s Eve at the Hopkins Activity Center, as she loves counting down to the New Year, but is not a night person!
The generous support of our sponsors helps us continue the long-standing tradition.
Visiting Royalty first register for the Royal Goosechase, Coronation & Royal Ball, Sunday Brunch, and Grande Day Parade.
The first Raspberry Queen was crowned in 1935. Learn more about our rich history.
