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Mariah Matovu also known as Maria Matovu is an American fashion model; her first modeling job was with Macy’s and Bloomingdale's benefiting cancer patients at the [Cultural Center] in Los Angeles. In 2014 Mariah held the title for Miss Santa Barbara in America’s Girl it competition that was aired on WETV. Mariah is a graduate of Santa Monica College and [Polytechnic State University], San Luis Obispo.

Early life

Maria was born in Uganda [[1]], raised in both Denmark [[2]] and EastAfrica. At an early age while living and going to school in Copenhagen Denmark, she enrolled in a beauty pageant contest, came up third runner up and has been modeling since then.

Career

Her first modeling Job in the United States, was a runway show for Macy’s and Bloomingdale’s benefiting cancer victims at the skirball cultural center in Los Angeles California. And has been modeling since then, Maria Matovu has appeared in Catalogs, Magazines, worked with many outstanding photographers/ artists and Musiciansin Southern California, South Florida, Arizona, Hawaii and East Africa.

Charity

Philanthropy and Charity Organizations: Maria Matovu is an advocate at Safer an organization in San Luis Obispo that Spreads awareness against sexual violence and domestic abuse. Matovu is also the Founder HIV Survivors. A non-profit organization aimed at helping people living with HIV and AIDs. The organization raises funds to build schools in remote areas in Uganda for children who can not afford to pay for a full education.