Vol. 29, No. 1
K99.1FM Miracle Marathon makes a million miracles happen
The K99.1FM Miracle Marathon ended with a total of $208,166 raised during the three-day event the week of Thanksgiving. K99.1FM’s Miracle Marathon has now reached the million-dollar milestone and raised $1,021,821 for The Children’s Medical Center of Dayton in just seven years.
“We are very grateful to Jim Day and Nancy Wilson for their caring and commitment to the children cared for by Dayton Children’s. We appreciate the tremendous support of everyone at K99.1FM for reaching this incredible amount,” says Debbie May, Children’s Miracle Network manager at Dayton Children’s.
An exciting part of this year’s annual Miracle Marathon is the Children’s Miracle House which is a custom home being built at Stonehill Village in Beavercreek by builders Matt and Jackie Kaiser of American Homecraft. The Kaisers are supporting this project in part because of a personal experience with their goddaughter, who was a patient at Dayton Children’s.
The Miracle House should be complete in January and is for sale. Proceeds from the sale will benefit Dayton Children’s. Visit K99.1FM’s website at www.k99online.com/mornings/miraclehouse.html to see how the house is progressing. For more information about the house, contact Dayton Children’s development office at 937-641-3406.
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3 A new procedure that's easy to swallow
4 Brush up on disease prevention
5 K99.1FM Miracle Marathon makes a million miracles happen
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