Published on September 22, 2026
Four Diamonds Mini-THON recognized Logan Munõz from Warwick High School with the Strength award at the 2026 Mini-THON Leadership Summit in Hershey, Pa., on August 7th. Logan was given this award for his determination, collaboration, inclusion, and teamwork. Students at Warwick High School joined over 500 student leaders and advisors for the annual Mini-THON Leadership Summit to share best practices and ideas, celebrate successes, and inspire each other to continue the fight to conquer childhood cancer through their school’s Mini-THON programs.
Mini-THONs are modeled after the Penn State IFC/Panhellenic Dance Marathon, or THON™, the world’s largest student-run philanthropy. Since 1993, Mini-THON has raised more than $83 million. The funds raised are used to drive the discovery of new and improved treatments and cures for childhood cancer to help kids around the world. Four Diamonds also supports eligible children and their families by covering all medical expenses not paid for by insurance, regardless of income.
During the 2025-2026 school year, over 200 schools teamed up with Four Diamonds Mini-THON to raise more than $6.4 million to help conquer childhood cancer. Warwick UNITE advisors Mr. Ken Boland, Mrs. Lauren Graybill, and Mrs. Tish Jones are proud of Logan for his years of dedication to both Four Diamonds and the Warwick High School Mini-THON.
This is Warwick High School’s 14th year participating in Mini-THON, and their student body, in collaboration with the community, has raised a total of $518,152.37 to benefit Four Diamonds and the fight to conquer childhood cancer.
For more information about Warwick High School’s Mini-THON, visit https://sites.google.com/warwicksd.org/warwickminithon/home or FourDiamonds.org/mini-thon/ to get involved.