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Company Overview
Together, we create life-changing wishes for children with critical illnesses.
In 1980, 7-year-old leukemia patient, Chris Greicisu realized his dream of becoming a police officer when a group of caring volunteers swore him in as an honorary Arizona Highway Patrolman. Chris' inspirational wish eventually led to the creation of Make-A-Wish, the world's largest wish-granting organization. There are 59 Make-A-Wish chapters in the United States and its territories, and 38 international affiliates who grant wishes for children in more than 50 countries. Make-A-Wish Wisconsin opened it's doors in 1984, granting its first with to Catina, who wished to meet Michael Jackson. Since it's inception, nearly 7,500 Wisconsin families can attest to the transformative power of a wish!
Make-A-Wish meets families at a time when they are struggling with uncertain medical outcomes for their children. At a time when a child's illness typically places a strain on a family's finances, Make-A-Wish covers the expenses and arrangements, so families do not have to worry about anything during the wish process. Make-A-Wish expects nothing in return and concerns itself wholly with the welfare of the family during the wish process. More than a trip, meeting or tangible gift, a wish come true represent hope, strength and joy for the child and his or her family.
In 1980, 7-year-old leukemia patient, Chris Greicisu realized his dream of becoming a police officer when a group of caring volunteers swore him in as an honorary Arizona Highway Patrolman. Chris' inspirational wish eventually led to the creation of Make-A-Wish, the world's largest wish-granting organization. There are 59 Make-A-Wish chapters in the United States and its territories, and 38 international affiliates who grant wishes for children in more than 50 countries. Make-A-Wish Wisconsin opened it's doors in 1984, granting its first with to Catina, who wished to meet Michael Jackson. Since it's inception, nearly 7,500 Wisconsin families can attest to the transformative power of a wish!
Make-A-Wish meets families at a time when they are struggling with uncertain medical outcomes for their children. At a time when a child's illness typically places a strain on a family's finances, Make-A-Wish covers the expenses and arrangements, so families do not have to worry about anything during the wish process. Make-A-Wish expects nothing in return and concerns itself wholly with the welfare of the family during the wish process. More than a trip, meeting or tangible gift, a wish come true represent hope, strength and joy for the child and his or her family.
Company Summary
Name
Make-A-Wish Wisconsin
Industry
Number of Employees
11-50
Website
Phone
(262) 781-4445
Fax
(262) 781-4445