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GahannaThon Dance Marathon

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  • Saturday, February 02, 2013
    6:00 PM - 11:00 PM

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GahannaThon Dance Marathon
Lions to Dance Night Away for Good Cause


GahannaThon 2013The students of Gahanna Lincoln HS have set aside the traditional Winter Homecoming Formal to take a stand against pediatric cancer on behalf of children who cannot.

Saturday, Feb. 2, 2013, GLHS Student Council members will host GahannaThon,
a non-stop dance marathon from 6-11 p.m., in the school’s main gymnasium, 140 S. Hamilton Rd.

It is fashioned after the similar student-driven BuckeyeThon fundraising event by The Ohio State University. Both events share the common mission: To let kids be kids.

Community members may also take a stand by making a general online contribution via DonorDrive® with a Visa, Mastercard, Discover, American Express, or a PayPal account.

All donations directly benefit the Hematology/Oncology Department of Nationwide Children's Hospital and its work to end childhood cancer. As a Children’s Miracle Network hospital, medical care is provided to any child  — regardless of a family’s ability to pay.

The more community involvement and students who join with us, the greater number of smiles and miracles we can all help bring about. — Brooke Motsinger, GLHS Student Council President


Student participants are asked to raise a minimum $15 in pledges. Because every good turn deserves another, with each additional $5 incremental pledge, participants earn a raffle ticket for prizes throughout the evening. The GLHS Student Council has set an objective to register 500 students for the event with an overall goal of raising $8,000 toward the cause. Partnering with the student council are nearly 20 additional GLHS student athletic teams, clubs and organizations including: the Honor Society, drama, DECA, yearbook/newspaper, Gahanna Bands, the Fellowship of Christian Athletes and the Renaissance Action Team.

“This will truly be a party with a purpose and an opportunity to stand for those who cannot,” said Chris Wagner, 2012-2013 student council staff adviser.

For more information, contact any member of the GLHS Student Council, or staff adviser Chris Wagner, at 614-471-5500, or by an email to: gahannastudentcouncil@gmail.com


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