The sisters of Kappa Delta Chi's Alpha Sigma Chapter at Florida State University will take part in Dance Marathon, an annual FSU event held to raise money for the Children's Miracle Network and Shands Hospital.

Dance Marathon at FSU is the university's largest student-run philanthropy. February 12th through February 14th, over 1000 student volunteers (called "dancers") will stand for 40 hours, divided into two 20 hour shifts. Money is raised for Children's Miracle Network at Shands Children's Hospital and The FSU College of Medicine's pediatric outreach programs. 100% of the proceeds directly benefit the children of Tallahassee and surrounding areas. For the first time, these students will stand for a total of 40 hours in one weekend! FSU students are giving an entirely new meaning to Dance Marathon by staying on their feet for as many hours as one would during an entire work week. An additional 1,000 volunteers and over 3,000 visitors will attend the event, including children treated at Shands Hospital.

In fourteen years, DM at FSU has raised over $2 million through the annual Dance Marathon event. Without the support of campus organizations and student volunteers, Dance Marathon would not be where it is today. You're cordially invited to become a part of the KDChi team as they "Give a Weekend, Save a Life," and help the kids of our community.

Support KDChi, FSU, in their efforts to raise money for the Children for Children's Miracle Network and Shands Hospital. Below there is a link onto how to donate to our page.

Thank you in advance for your support,

For the kids,
Kappa Delta Chi, Alpha Sigma Chapter at Florida State University

Laura Bolanos, Alpha Sigma's Corresponding Secretary has set up a page for donations
Donate here! To learn more about the event, please visit the website.

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