Jamie Wood just donated $20- Penelope Perry just donated $33
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Luke Vanderloo just donated $23- Tanya Tett just donated $33
- Courtney Tanian just donated $20
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Natalie Barnett just donated $33- Kristy O’Shannessy just donated $23
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Join the fright for sick kids
Get ready for the ultimate feel-good Halloween experience. This October, deck out your home, throw a hauntingly fun party, or spook your school community AND raise funds to grant life-changing wishes for sick kids and their families.
You’ll LOVE the thrill of turning your Halloween into a hope-raising spectacular as you help bring hope and joy to critically ill kids.
Are you in?
How you can help make wishes come true this Halloween
Join in the fun by displaying a sign outside your house to say you’re supporting Make-A-Wish this Halloween.
Encourage your community to ‘Tap N Treat’ while they ‘trick and treat’ and donate to help make more spooktackular wishes come true!
Make wishes come true for kids like Emily
They may appear different on the outside, but there are a few key similarities between the Hulk and 7-year-old Emily. Firstly, they’re both brave, secondly, they’re both strong and thirdly, they’re both feisty.
It all began the day that the superheroes came to wash the windows at the children’s hospital where Emily was undergoing treatment for acute lymphoblastic leukemia. Superheroes became the hot topic of conversation, with the Hulk being front and centre.
When it came time to choose a wish – Emily said ‘I would really love to meet The Incredible Hulk!’ and that's where it started. Then it went from meeting The Incredible Hulk to being his sidekick, and then just being like him and saving the world!
Emily's mum, Andrea, thinks the idea of saving the world is Emily trying to regain some of her control and her strength. And also because her family always said to her ‘you're so brave. You have handled all this so bravely.’ So she’s thought ‘I’m brave, that could be a superhero thing!’
Hear from other Halloween fundraisers
Bushmans Rest Caravan Park
"It was such a fulfilling experience to be involved in Hallowish this year. It was amazing watching so many kids and adults get dressed up and into the spirit of Halloween, with the added bonus of them doing something nice for someone else. We are so lucky to have been able to be a part of something so special."
Neutral Bay Public School
"Neutral Bay Public School was proud to participate in the Hallowish fundraiser this year. This was a great initiative that brought the whole school community together to raise funds to grant wishes to critically ill children. The resources and videos helped the kids understand the need to support children of a similar age who are facing significant challenges with their health."
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