Each year, scores of Penn State athletes and coaches use their social media platforms to spread the word about THON’s cause and encourage their peers as they embark on a 46-hour journey to help end pediatric cancer. This year is no different, from past lettermen to James Franklin voicing their support for THON’s dancers and student volunteers.

Take a look at what some Nittany Lions past and present had to say about THON weekend.

One of the greatest times of the year to put a smile on the face for those that need it the most. #THON2017 good luck to all dancers @THON pic.twitter.com/RQHdCIRDfq

— Geno Lewis (@GENOALLDAY7) February 18, 2017

Former Penn State wide receiver Geno Lewis — who transferred to Oklahoma for his final season of eligibility — showed Happy Valley is still on his mind even though he can’t be here to celebrate in the BJC.

Good luck to all of the @THON dancers this weekend and thank you for all that you do to in the fight against pediatric cancer! #WeAre #FTK pic.twitter.com/L3fNN8xbzt

— Jesse James (@JJames18_) February 17, 2017

Jesse James has long been a vocal advocate of THON — and he’s using his NFL platform to help spread its message. During the NFL’s “My Cause, My Cleats” campaign, he sported a pair of THON-inspired custom Nike cleats against the New York Giants this past season.

It’s @THON weekend! Good luck to all those dancing 46 hours this weekend… Don’t forget to donate to https://t.co/E2wqI8bM3D

— Jason Cabinda (@jasoncabinda) February 17, 2017

Jason Cabinda’s always been a vocal supporter of THON and its cause. He made an appearance on stage shortly before Joe Jonas and DNCE rocked the BJC.

Good luck to big man @BigCShu71, you “Get It”! We’re so proud of u & ur dedication to serving others. Enjoy @THON! pic.twitter.com/vB0kNHXPUI

— James Franklin (@coachjfranklin) February 17, 2017

James Franklin gave a shoutout to offensive tackle Charlie Shuman — the only representative from the football team dancing in THON this year.

1️⃣ more day until #THON2017! Unite with the 17,000 student volunteers and prove that #CancerCannot win. #WeAre #FTK

— Malik Golden (@MGjuice6) February 16, 2017

Graduated safety Malik Golden offered his support for the dancers and student volunteers of THON 2017.

Make a difference in the life of a child today by donating to @THON https://t.co/apiXQxEQk6 #CancerCannot pic.twitter.com/KChsagm4qW

— Chris Hogan (@ChrisHogan_15) February 10, 2017

Super Bowl champion Chris Hogan used his platform to help spread the word about THON and fill in non-Penn Staters about its noble cause. He hasn’t tweeted anything this weekend about the event, but it’s still pretty cool to see Hogan care so much about THON. Once a Nittany Lion, always a Nittany Lion.

Best of luck to all the @THON Dancers this weekend, especially one of our own. Head MGR @GoPSUJustin will be dancing for 46 hrs. #WeAre #FTK pic.twitter.com/rfCrUyvQLq

— PSUMBB Managers (@PSUMBBManagers) February 17, 2017

Penn State managers support one of their own. Basketball manager Justin Ascareggi is on the floor dancing for 46 hours FTK — and he’s got the whole team supporting him.