Others just move with the music. These children are dancing for people who are struggling to walk and move. They are dancing for the Muscular Dystrophy Association. The fund-raiser is the brainchild of dance instructor Tracey Turcan who has danced at the studio for 21 years, serving as a teacher for four years.
Many teachers visit nursing homes and hospitals.
She thought it would be nice if her dancers used their muscle to help people who may not be able to control their own. Dancers sell lollipops, MDA shamrocks and raffle tickets for theme baskets. The MDA is depends solely on contributions, said Moretin. The association does not receive federal funds or money from the United Way. Proceeds are used for medical research and patient services, explained Moretin.