Make-a-Wish Foundation

Make-a-Wish helps ailing kids and teens have a wish granted, such as meeting a celebrity, becoming a VIP at theme parks or traveling to a dream destination

A girl with the rare neurological disorder Rett syndrome got a special visit to a galaxy far, far away thanks to Make a Wish Vermont.

PNC Bank has forgiven the debt of a suburban Chicago mom whose child is battling cancer after she received a bogus check from a seemingly kind stranger.

A suburban Chicago mom of a child battling cancer says that someone who offered to pay her bills for a month instead sent her a fake check. Now she’s being charged overdraft fees from the bank that initially cleared the $3,500 check after she spent the money on rent and other bills.

For 10 year old Nicholas Sapienza, baseball is his first love. And there’s no team he adores more than the Red Sox. “They’re my favorite team and they’ve been my favorite team since I knew baseball was a thing,” he said.

When kids come into his section of the ER, Technician Jack DeWees says there isn’t much to keep them distracted or entertained. So, he decided to create something out the materials he had on hand. The results are amazing. Garvin Thomas reports.

The action star teamed up with children’s charities to give three children an unforgettable experience on the set of his upcoming movie.

Five years after bringing swift justice to Gotham-themed San Francisco as Batkid, Miles Scott is enjoying a much more typical life for a 10-year-old boy.

The stars of “Teen Wolf” made a special appearance at Comic-Con Friday for an audience of one.
Nine members of the MTV show’s cast sat down for a meet-and-greet with 16-year-old super fan Sydney Lang, who came to Comic-Con with her family thanks to the Make-A-Wish Foundation.

Police are investigating the death of a popular Virginia gamer who died during the home stretch of a 24-hour marathon video game session he was streaming online to raise money for the Make-A-Wish Foundation.

A 7-year-old boy in West Palm Beach became a Jedi for a day thanks to the Make-A-Wish Foundation.

After dreaming of being a garbage man for years, Ethan Dean, 6, finally has his wish.

San Francisco police have arrested two people in the burglary of a Make-A-Wish Foundation office over the weekend and recovered a scooter that was donated to the nonprofit by Giants outfielder Hunter Pence, according to Mayor Ed Lee.