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Ann-Margret was discovered by George Burns when she was a young girl, and has since made over 60 films, including “Bye Bye Birdie,” “Viva Las Vegas,” and “Tommy.” She has been nominated twice for an Academy Award, has won 5 Golden Globes and an Emmy and received 5 other Emmy nominations. Ann-Margret is a three-time winner of the “Female Star of the Year” award and nominated for a Grammy for her CD, “God is Love: The Gospel Sessions.” She has performed at the White House, received presidential citations for entertaining the U.S. armed forces overseas and was honored by the USO World Board of Governors. During the Vietnam War, Ann-Margret and other entertainers teamed up for a USO Tour in remote parts of Vietnam and Southeast Asia. She still has a great affection for veterans and refers to them as “my gentlemen.”

Pat Boone, singer, actor, TV host, producer, songwriter, author, radio personality, speaker, family man, and humanitarian, is a man unafraid to air his views. He claims 38 Top 40 Hit Singles with 45 million records sold, 6 Grammy nominations, 29 Hollywood movies, Gospel Hall of Fame Inductee, and more. He has been a National Spokesman for several organizations, including the March of Dimes and National Association of the Blind. His own Cambodian relief organization, “Save The Refugees,” was formed in the 1970s, and is now Mercy Corps, currently operating in 23 countries. Over $800 million worth of food and supplies have been distributed. A true Patriot, he wrote: “For My Country,” a musical tribute to the National Guard, and his latest hit single is: “Where Did America Go?”