MIRACLE NETWORK DANCE MARATHONS
Dance Marathon is a nationwide movement whose ultimate goal is raising funds for Children’s Miracle Network Hospitals (CMNH). Throughout the year students learn invaluable leadership and life skills while raising funds and interacting with Miracle Children and their families. The various events leading up to the final event, Dance Marathon, a 4-12 hour event where students stay on their feet through dancing, games, and entertainment to celebrate the total raised for that year. We stand to change kids’ health to change their future.
Oklahoma joined the movement in 1996 when the University of Oklahoma held its inaugural event. Since then, dance marathon programs have expanded to other universities including the University of Central Oklahoma, Oklahoma City University, Oklahoma State University, University of Science and Arts of Oklahoma, and Southwestern Oklahoma State University. Our goal is for every university in Oklahoma to host a Dance Marathon and join in the fun.
Interested in bringing a dance marathon program to your campus? Contact Linzy Farrant at linzy-farrant@chfkids.com or
405-384-4446, x36567.
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Students from the University of Oklahoma raised more than $775,000 to benefit the sick and injured children of Oklahoma through Dance Marathon.
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Oklahoma City University students raised more than $26,000 to benefit the sick and injured children of Oklahoma through Dance Marathon.
COWBOYTHON
Oklahoma State University students raised more than $83,000 to benefit the sick and injured children of Oklahoma through Dance Marathon.
SWOSUDM
Southwestern Oklahoma State University students raised more than $8,000 to benefit the sick and injured children of Oklahoma through Dance Marathon.
BRONCHOTHON
University of Central Oklahoma students raised more than $82,000 to benefit the sick and injured children of Oklahoma through Dance Marathon.
DROVERTHON
University of Science and Arts of Oklahoma students raised more than $8,000 to benefit the sick and injured children of Oklahoma through Dance Marathon.