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About Marsha Dimes
Marsha Dimes was named 2019 Dallas Pride Grand Marshal and is founder Marsha & Friends Drag Brunch, a drag brunch benefiting North Texas organizations. Together with her Sisters-in-Action (her squad of charity drag performers), they have more than $90,000 for charity since November 2017. Starting in March 2020, her series of virtual events have raised $29,135 to support various pandemic-focused relief efforts.
Marsha has received many honors since starting her debut performance in 2008. A long-time member of the Turtle Creek Chorale, Marsha was named "Member of the Year" in 2018 and 2019, and co-hosts the annual Turtle Creek Chorale Retreat “Talent” Show with the sister she never wanted DeManda Refund. Marsha was also named Best New Individual in 2019 by Prism Health North Texas.
In 2019, Marsha was the first drag queen to speak at the Association of Fundraising Professionals International Conference in a session entitled "Don't be a Drag. Just Be a Queen: How to Rule with LGBTQ+ Donors". Marsha Dimes won the title of Miss Big Thickette in 2018 by being the person who raised the most money and many attendees are still in therapy following her attempt to sing “I am What I am”.
Follow Marsha Dimes on Instagram at @MarshaDimes or subscribe to her newsletter at marshadimes.com.
“Glamorous” – He Said Magazine
“Host” – Dallas Morning News
“Unfair and unbalanced” – Dallas Voice
Marsha has received many honors since starting her debut performance in 2008. A long-time member of the Turtle Creek Chorale, Marsha was named "Member of the Year" in 2018 and 2019, and co-hosts the annual Turtle Creek Chorale Retreat “Talent” Show with the sister she never wanted DeManda Refund. Marsha was also named Best New Individual in 2019 by Prism Health North Texas.
In 2019, Marsha was the first drag queen to speak at the Association of Fundraising Professionals International Conference in a session entitled "Don't be a Drag. Just Be a Queen: How to Rule with LGBTQ+ Donors". Marsha Dimes won the title of Miss Big Thickette in 2018 by being the person who raised the most money and many attendees are still in therapy following her attempt to sing “I am What I am”.
Follow Marsha Dimes on Instagram at @MarshaDimes or subscribe to her newsletter at marshadimes.com.
“Glamorous” – He Said Magazine
“Host” – Dallas Morning News
“Unfair and unbalanced” – Dallas Voice