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- Thank you, Valvoline Instant Oil Change!
- How One Children's Hospital Treats HIV and AIDS
- Anthropologie Celebrates Giving Tuesday with Experiential Pop-Up in NYC
- Join us in #GivingGratitude on #GivingTuesday
- Ace Hardware rounding up to change kids’ health this holiday season
- Take the Lead: iHeartRadio Community Chat with CMN Hospitals
Partner News
What We Learned: Virtual Event Best Practices
All Miracle Network Dance Marathon programs are expected to follow COVID-19 guidelines and the rules and regulations of their campus. If you are unsure, connect with your campus advisor and/or...
Going Into 2022 Event Season, Here’s What Will Work
All Miracle Network Dance Marathon programs are expected to follow COVID-19 guidelines and the rules and regulations of their campus. If you are unsure, connect with your campus advisor and/or...
Event Planning During COVID-19
All Miracle Network Dance Marathon programs are expected to follow COVID-19 guidelines and the rules and regulations of their campus. If you are unsure, connect with your campus advisor and/or...
About Miracle Network Dance MarathonView Site
Miracle Network Dance Marathon is an international movement, involving over 400 colleges, universities and K-12 schools across North America that fundraise for their local Children’s Miracle Network Hospitals. Since its inception in 1991, Miracle Network Dance Marathon has raised more than $300 million–ensuring that no child or family fights pediatric illness or injury alone.
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