Help Paul Schwertfeger Rebuild After Storm

My name is Ashley Duvall from Statesboro, GA, and my Dancing with the Statesboro Stars partner Paul Schwertfeger has lost everything in the storm. His rental home was destroyed, and he was without renters insurance. Nothing is salvageable. Clothing, bedding, furniture, pots and pans, electronics -- everything he has is gone. He gives so much back to the community through DWTSS and in many other ways. Please join me in supporting Paul during this devastating time so that he can begin to replace his belongings.

More About Paul

Paul Schwertfeger has been proud to be a Dancing with the Statesboro Stars Pro for the past four years! He first began his dancing career with the video game series, Just Dance. For the past six years, he has been one of USA’s top scorers and competed in the National Finalists across the country.

Some of his favorite performers are Mehdi Kerkouche, Jerky Jessy, Tonbee Cattaruzza, and Romeo Traetto (to name a few). Because of Just Dance, he has branched out into other styles of dance like hip hop, jazz funk, lyrical, and contemporary and studying choreography as well. Paul’s future goals include becoming a backup dancer for various top artists.

Dancing with the Statesboro Stars helped him become creative in his own ways and enabled his love for media and production to come to life. It is all about the audience that he loves to entertain and form lifelong relationships. Among his family and friends, he is now known as the “Energizer Bunny” of the show.

Outside of the dancing world, he loves to give back to his local communities. Paul graduated Magna Cum Laude from Georgia Southern University with a degree in Middle Grades Education, getting certified to teach math and social studies. Currently, he is teaching 6th grade math in his hometown. Along with his other educators, Paul hopes to instill a classroom climate of dedication, work ethic, and teamwork for life outside of the classroom. He always wants his students to become the best versions of themselves, giving them the confidence and willingness to succeed.

He also wants his students to learn that a high tide raises all ships and that through teamwork, they can make the dream work for all.