Sugarland ‘Thrilled’ Little Miss Project Has New Home

We told you recently about the heartwarming Little Miss Project which Sugarland started with the help of a dedicated fan, allowing people of all ages to share their struggles and triumphs online. Now, the award-winning duo are taking the initiative to a whole new level.

"We are so thrilled to announce today that we're handing the Little Miss Project back to the person who knows it best: Erica Bjork, the fan who created the original video," Jennifer Nettles and Kristian Bush announced on their website. Erica set up a new blog for the Little Miss Project, which will be the home for fan videos, online conversations and a new phase of the program, that will be announced shortly.

"We continue to be so touched by every single one of your stories, and we're so thrilled that the Little Miss Project now has a home of its own," the pair add. "Hopefully, you will take advantage of it as a place to go whenever you need a little reminder that you're okay, it WILL be all right again, and you ARE loved!"

Fans can follow the Little Miss Project on Twitter @littlemissprjct or on Facebook at facebook.com/littlemissproject. Those wishing to submit videos or share their story can do so, anonymously, at littlemissproject@gmail.com.

Sugarland's single that inspired the project, 'Little Miss,' is currently at No. 14 on the charts. They kick off the 2011 leg of their Incredible Machine tour tonight (March 3) in Houston, Texas, along with opening acts Little Big Town, Sara Bareilles, Casey James and Matt Nathanson. See their schedule here.