Radnor Middle School Mini-THON

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Radnor Middle School Mini-THON

Radnor Middle School is hosting its second annual multi-hour dance marathon on Friday, March 29 from 4-10 p.m. at RMS to raise funds to support Four Diamonds at Penn State Children's Hospital.

In 2018, 240 students and 25 teachers and staff joined together and raised more than $38,000 during the first-ever RMS Mini-THON.

The Mini-THON leadership committee has been inspiring the student body to get involved and participate in various fundraisers. The money raised will help cover medical expenses for families that have children battling childhood cancer, as well as support a comprehensive team of researchers that are looking for a cure.

Student participation is encouraged and registration is required. The deadline for registration is Tuesday, February 19.

Participant Information

  • Radnor Middle School students are invited to participate in the second annual RMS Mini-THON. Dancers should strive to stay on their feet for the full six-hour period.

    All participants should set a goal to raise a minimum of $100 for the Four Diamonds Foundation. Donations can be made online (via Donor Drive) or by check (payable to "Four Diamonds").

    Staff members and parents will have an opportunity to chaperone and/or supervise at a later date.

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Leadership Committee

  • RMS Advisors

    Ms. Anne Louise Debord, Four Diamonds Representative
    Ms. Chrisie Dougherty, RMS Teacher
    Mr. Brad Lord, RMS Teacher
    Mr. Greg McNicholas, RMS Parent
    Ms. Emily Morikawa, RMS Teacher
    Mr. Jon Savitch, RMS Teacher

    Student Chairs

    Maisy Chase
    Lillian Games
    Naomi Gross
    Arden Jansen
    Sophia Kaisermann
    Paige Leflar
    Michael McNicholas
    Sydney O'Shea
    Sydney Schultz
    Jessie Stoudt
    Paige Yurchak

    Questions? Contact a Mini-THON committee member.

About Four Diamonds

  • The Four Diamonds mission is to conquer childhood cancer by assisting children treated at Penn State Children’s Hospital and their families through superior care, comprehensive support and innovative research.

    Since its creation in 1972, Four Diamonds has helped nearly 4,000 children and families and supported a diverse platform of childhood cancer research at Penn State Children's Hospital, seeking improved treatments and cures to benefit those around the world.

    Four Diamonds covers 100 percent of all medical expenses related to cancer care not covered by insurance for eligible Four Diamonds children. Because of the community's steady and generous support, Four Diamonds has assisted 100 percent of the childhood cancer patients who have been treated at Penn State Children's Hospital.

    RMS Mini-THON is sponsored in part by Radnor Educational Foundation.