OK Otter woke up the Bryce Jordan Center this morning with some folk renditions of our favorite pop tunes.
"Being a part of this experience has made it feel a lot closer to my heart and made it a lot more real.”
"I think that's why it's so special because you are getting those little moments that no one else is seeing."
"We've all got that one thing in common of just wanting to stand and celebrate."
The sibling pair has been heavily involved in THON since their first years at Penn State when committee meetings took place via Zoom.
"I've been able to see what Four Diamonds is able to do, which is just really awesome to be able to witness, and I know that kind of care isn't available for everyone everywhere."