Become a DMAIG Advocate
DMAIG Board of Directors and Alumni Dancers on Stage during THON weekend
The DMAIG Advocate Network empowers THON alumni to build bridges in their communities, fostering strong alumni connections and creating opportunities to grow support for THON across the nation. DMAIG Advocates work in meaningful ways to raise awareness and resources to help conquer childhood cancer, and play a leadership role in engaging local alumni to actively join the fight.
DMAIG Advocates will be selected through a brief questionnaire, evaluated by members of the DMAIG Board of Directors. DMAIG and THON will provide Advocates with the information, support, and encouragement they need to enthuse their friends, colleagues, and neighbors about the largest student-run philanthropy in the world.
Ready to apply? Click the button below to start your brief questionnaire. The questions should take you no more than 10 minutes to answer. Upon selection, each Advocate will be asked to serve in their role through March of the current THON year, regardless of the date of selection.
DMAIG Advocates will be selected through a brief questionnaire, evaluated by members of the DMAIG Board of Directors. DMAIG and THON will provide Advocates with the information, support, and encouragement they need to enthuse their friends, colleagues, and neighbors about the largest student-run philanthropy in the world.
Ready to apply? Click the button below to start your brief questionnaire. The questions should take you no more than 10 minutes to answer. Upon selection, each Advocate will be asked to serve in their role through March of the current THON year, regardless of the date of selection.
Interested, but want to hear more about this exciting network? Email Lauren Nelson at donor.relations@dmaig.org for additional details on how DMAIG Advocates can make a difference in the life of a child.
Please note the DMAIG Advocates Focus Group reserves all rights to request that an advocate take a step back from the program if behavior or expectations are not up to desired standards.
Please note the DMAIG Advocates Focus Group reserves all rights to request that an advocate take a step back from the program if behavior or expectations are not up to desired standards.