Before returning to campus for the 2021 spring semester, Dance Marathon at FSU challenged all participants to bring in the new year with a fundraising push. “Celebrating our Miracles” was a ten-day-long virtual event between December 27th and January 5th. Students were asked to raise $100 in those ten days in an effort to support ten different beneficiaries. The recognized beneficiaries include: Young Parents Project, FSU Early Head Start, Gadsden County School-Based Clinic,

What makes Dance Marathon at FSU so special is the fact it is a completely student-run organization. Every event, fundraising push, and annual marathon would not be possible without our internal team of students, including our Management and Executive Board. With 2020 being a year of change, we decided to go behind the scenes to find out what it’s like to lead DM at FSU during the biggest fundraising push of the Fall semester: Florida Statement. Florida Statement is a 26.2 ho

During this time last year, Landis Green was buzzing with the words "FTK" and "Florida Statement." The spirit of the marathon encompassed the whole FSU campus as college students raised money to support children of the community with pediatric illnesses and injury. This year, however, Dance Marathon at FSU has adapted due to COVID-19. Now more than ever, it’s important for us to fight Against All Odds to support our Miracle Kids & local Children’s Miracle Network Hospital, UF