Make-A-Wish needs participants to enable children's wishes
Posted 4/5/24
Make-A-Wish Arizona is asking the public's help to get more participants in everything from being a volunteer to helping fund a child's dream, according to a press release.
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Make-A-Wish Arizona is asking the public's help to get more participants in everything from being a volunteer to helping fund a child's dream, according to a press release. For more info, please visit https://wish.org/arizona
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Make-A-Wish Arizona is asking the public's help to get more participants in everything from being a volunteer to helping fund a child's dream, according to a press release.
The group wants to recruit more participants to"inspire action and grant more wishes" to eligible Valley children, the press release stated.
Make-A-Wish Arizona needs donors, volunteers, corporate partners, small businesses and community leaders, according to the press release.
The effort is part of World Wish Month — where the organization hopes to recruit one million “wishmakers” to grant life-changing wishes for children who are suffering with fatal illnesses.
