It’s week two of 2019 - how are you doing with your New Year’s resolutions?
At nine years old, Jason was an extremely active kid, constantly playing soccer and basketball. His dad, Rex, coached his basketball team and his older sister also played sports. Rex noticed that Jason would often come home with bruises.
In March of 2017, Easton’s parents heard the news that their two-year-old son had stage four cancer.
“The most wonderful time of the year” can also be the most stressful time of the year.
It's a rare day when you get to meet your imaginary friends, but ten-year-old Malik’s wish to create a video game with Flight School Studio brought them to life!
You’ve eaten the turkey, braved Black Friday, and tried to look focused at work while shopping on Cyber Monday.
Joshua’s wish to go to Walt Disney World® Resort with his parents and brother may sound like a wish a lot of kids make. However, this wish reunited a family that had been separated by an ocean for almost half a year.
Millennials have often been called the “most selfish generation.” They have been criticized for their perceived entitlement, lack of real-world skills, social media obsession, and selfies. But are millennials really more “Generation Me” than “Generation We?”
Although Make-A-Wish has been around for almost forty years, there are still many people who believe that only terminally-ill children are granted wishes. I can tell you from first-hand experience that it's simply not true.
Halloween is a favorite holiday for delivering the three “Fs” – fun, friends and fantasy (four, if you count free candy)!
Stories of joy, resilience and healing that can only happen with Make-A-Wish.
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