The manner in which he supported his sister and learned throughout the process over the span of the year was truly admirable. “Grant stepped up to chair Dance FTK in his first year in high school. Through all the obstacles she faced, she worked hard to recruit participants, raise funds, create campaigns and videos as marketing tools, and work on all logistics and fine details,” said Armaan Saxena, executive director of the Embrace Kids Foundation. Her dedication to the cause and her leadership ensured a successful return to the in-person event. Logan stepped up to accept this challenge head on. “This Dance FTK had a unique challenge as the event had not been held in person since 2019, due to the pandemic.
This year Logan had the opportunity to train her younger brother so he will be able to continue the tradition of Dance FTK at the high school once she graduates in 2023. In 2021, she ran the third annual Dance FTK in a virtual manner during the coronavirus pandemic. Logan, who has been chairing the event for the past three years, worked diligently to ensure that this year the school community would be able to raise more funds than had been raised in previous years. Logan and Grant led their school community in creating the most successful event yet in its fourth year running, according to the press release. The foundation addresses the spiritual, emotional and financial needs of patient families and is a tight community comprised of donors, volunteers and students, who all share similar values to support each other.Īt Freehold Township High School, the efforts were led by sister and brother Logan Feldman, a junior, and Grant Feldman, a freshman, who served as co-chairs for Dance FTK. The Embrace Kids Foundation exists to lighten the burden, maintain normalcy and improve the quality of life for families whose children are facing cancer, sickle cell and other serious health challenges, according to the press release.
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