FY25 Annual Report

Make-A-Wish Mid-Atlantic 2025 Annual Report

“I wish to ride a unicorn on the beach.”

Ava, 8 Bristow, Virginia respiratory disorder

CONTENTS Together, we create life-changing wishes for children with critical illnesses.

FY25 IN REVIEW 4 ....... Letter from Lesli Creedon and Jason Pappas 5 ....... Financials

FEATURES 16 ....... Mateo Becomes a Superhero for a Day 19 ....... Janiah’s Inspiring Wish to Become a Nurse 24 ....... Markel Meets Jayden Daniels

MORE 3 ....... Staff and Leadership 8 ....... Donor Profile- Jane and Chris Martens 9 ....... Board Chair Spotlight- Laura Fuentes 11 ..... Corporate Donors 17 ..... Wish Alumni Community 21 ..... Community Spotlights 25 ..... Golf Classic in Baltimore 31 ..... Wish Ball 37 ..... WISH Luncheon 41 ..... Golf Classic in northern Virginia 47 ..... Sports Team Partnerships 50 ..... Corporate Partners 51 ..... Save the Dates 53 ..... FY25 Wishes Granted

Leadership & Staff Board Officers Jason Pappas Tower Partners, Board Chair Laura Fuentes Hilton, Vice Chair David Goldberg Serco North America, Secretary Perry Hollowell CFI Partners, Treasurer

We are thrilled to announce that Make-A-Wish has once again been recognized as the #1 Most Trusted Nonprofit Operating Locally Across 50 States. We are proud to uphold this mark of quality and excellence, based on the 2025 Morning Consult data.

Board Members Ed Barry Capital Bank Mark Cabrey NT Concepts Augie Chiasera M&T Bank Ellen Connors InterAmerican Development Bank Laird Creighton McCormick & Co Adam Dumey World Wide Technology Susan Fiorella Kaiser Permanente David Hess Chess Consulting Victoria Lion Monroe VLM Consulting Joel Niamien Walton Enterprises Katherine Kallinis Berman Georgetown Cupcake Pritpal Kalsi SC&H Group Sophie LaMontagne Georgetown Cupcake Jyothi Raghavan

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Staff Members

Make-A-Wish Mid-Atlantic

Lesli Creedon CEO & President

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Sherry Hewitt COO & CFO Melissa Prather CRO Mary Antonucci Senior Director of Wish Granting Maggie Ballantyne Darla Brown Melanie Brown Brooke Ewing Sarah-Rose Galucki Amanda Gottlieb Raylene Grant Ebony Henderson Kaylan King Susan Lucas Rebecca McNally Kate Mitchell Bradley Norwood Anna Salomon Pasapera Cheyenne Raber Andrea Ramirez Rachel Schacht Kristen Straub Jarrett Thompson Dianna Wissink As of 8/31/25

Office 6555 Rock Spring Drive Suite 280 Bethesda, MD 20817

Phone: (301) 962-9474 Website: wish.org/midatlantic

Together, we create life-changing wishes for children with critical illnesses in Maryland, D.C. and northern Virginia.

FY25 in Review Dear Friends, It is with immense pride and gratitude that we share the Annual Report for fiscal year 2025. Within these pages, you will see the remarkable impact we have made together on behalf of children battling critical illnesses.

Every accomplishment we celebrated this year was only possible because of you—our generous and passionate community of wishmakers. Thank you for being the driving force behind each story of hope.

This past year, we were honored to grant 315 life-changing wishes to children across Washington, D.C., Maryland and northern Virginia.

Children met their heroes, embarked on unforgettable adventures, watched their imaginations unfold, and experienced joy that will never be forgotten. Each wish granted was a reminder of the extraordinary power of community and the incredible difference we can make when we come together for children and families in need.

Thank you, Jason We also want to

Together, we also celebrated record-breaking events, from the Wish Ball to the Women Inspiring Strength and Hope Luncheon to our Golf Classics, that raised critical support and united thousands in our mission. These incredible moments of generosity and celebration underscored the strength of our community and the deep belief in bringing joy to children when they need it most.

extend our deepest gratitude to Jason Pappas, who completed his tenure as Board President in

As you reflect on these stories, we hope you feel the love, generosity, and spirit of connection that flow through every wish. The successes of FY25 remind us of the boundless possibilities for joy, healing, and transformation and of the incredible impact we can make when we come together as a community.

August. Jason guided

As we look ahead, our hearts remain centered on the children—their joy, their resilience, and the memories a wish creates for their families. Every single wish has the power to transform a moment in time into something unforgettable. Thank you for standing with us, for believing in the magic of a wish, and for ensuring that children continue to experience hope, happiness, and the wonder of childhood.

leadership

With thanks, Lesli and Jason Lesli Creedon President & CEO wish mom

Jason Pappas Board Chair

this organization with vision, steadiness, and heart. His thoughtful strengthened us, inspired our team, and helped make countless wishes possible.

From all of us at Make-A-Wish Mid-Atlantic

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FINANCIALS

Financials PUBLIC SUPPORT AND REVENUE

TOTAL

Individual Support

$2,419,826

Corporate Support

$728,341

Corporate- MAWA Alliances

$458,680

Internal Events

$1,549,850

External Events

$333,680

Grants

$279,000

In-Kind Contributions

$1,629,233

Total Public Supprt

$7,398609

Other Income/Revenue

$353,711

Total Public Support and Revenue

$7,752,320

EXPENSES Direct Wish Expense- Cash

$1,772,512

Direct Wish- In Kind

$1,627,617

Salaries & Benefits & Taxes

$2,726,331

All Other Expenses- Cash

$1,454,062

All Other Expenses- In Kind

$61,451

Total Operating Expenses NET SURPLUS

$7,641,974 $110,347

RESTRICTED CASH RESERVE SPEND Estate Gift for VA wishes

$544,450

Chapter Endowment

$701,179

Chapter Endowment

$12,622

Total Restricted Cash Reserve Spend

$1,258,251

Net with Restricted Cash Reserve Spend

$485,890

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*this represents unaudited financials

About our Financials As Treasurer, I am pleased to report that Fiscal Year 2025 (FY25) was another strong financial year for Make-A-Wish Mid-Atlantic. We finished the year ahead of budget, meeting - and in many areas surpassing - our goals. We closed the fiscal year with a net surplus of $110,000, against a budgeted deficit of ($930K). This outcome reflects both revenue exceeding projections and disciplined expense management. Our focus remained on driving sustainable revenue growth and managing expenses with care, all in service of our mission to grant the wish of every eligible wish child at the moment they need it most.

Our FY25 financial results demonstrate the impact of this strategic focus. Total Public Support and Revenue exceeded budget, fueled by the continued success of our signature events, new and renewed corporate partnerships, strong grant support, investment income, and generous in-kind contributions. As a result, we granted wishes to 315 children in the Mid-Atlantic this year – giving them the hope, strength, and joy that only a wish can provide.

On behalf of the Audit and Finance Committee and Board of Directors, thank you for your unwavering support of Make-A-Wish Mid-Atlantic. Together, we are creating life-changing experiences that will be remembered for a lifetime.

Sincerely, Perry Perry Hollowell Treasurer Make-A-Wish Mid-Atlantic

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“I wish to meet the Savannah Bananas.”

Bear, 12 Alexandria, Virginia genetic disorder

Jane & Chris Martens Founding Leaders, Lifelong Champions of Hope The origins of Make-A-Wish Mid-Atlantic weren’t planned.

They were serendipitous — a convergence of compassion, timing, and community members who refused to ignore what they saw happening around them. Among them were Jane and Chris Martens.

In 1980, Jane was a full-time high school teacher. She had watched a beloved student fight a second battle with childhood cancer and felt the heartbreaking helplessness that comes with wanting to do more. Around that same time, she saw a news story that would change everything: the story of Chris Greicius, a young boy whose dream of becoming a police officer became the very first wish granted by Make-AWish in Arizona.

Jane and Chris knew there were children right here in the Mid-Atlantic who needed that same spark of hope. Together with fellow founding community members Debbie Camalier Walker, Harry Martens, Paulette and Larry Walker, and Barbara Appleby, they began granting wishes and helped establish what would become Make-A-Wish Mid-Atlantic. In that first year, they transformed the lives of three children.

Today, more than 40 years later, the Mid-Atlantic chapter has granted over 12,000 life-changing wishes.

The Martens don’t take credit for that scale. They believe the strength of this organization lies in the volunteers, medical partners, donors, and families who show up year after year to ensure children are supported through their most challenging moments. They themselves remained deeply engaged in that growth, offering leadership within the chapter and the broader Make-A-Wish community, and providing philanthropic support that has strengthened services, expanded reach, and reinforced the promise made to every family we serve. What remains vivid for them are the children themselves: They remember a little girl their first year, who wished to see the ocean. What sounded like a simple request became a moment of calm and beauty during a period when those things felt out of reach.

They remember a young girl in D.C. who wished to meet a storybook princess. To make it happen, the team recruited a local acting student and worked with a costume designer to create the character the child adored. The visit took place in her hospital room, a space long dominated by fear. But that day was different. She smiled for the first time in weeks. She asked the princess if they would meet again one day. And from that moment on, her mother explained that this little girl no longer felt fear.

For the Martens, these moments capture the essence of Make-A-Wish: the undeniable connection between mind and body, and the critical role that hope plays for children fighting their hardest battles. They show what happens when communities refuse to look away.

When asked about their own wish for the future, the answer comes instantly: “That one day, there are no more wishes to grant — because children’s cancer and critical illness have been wiped out.”

Until that day comes, Jane and Chris hold fast to the mission they helped ignite: That we will reach every eligible child. That we will never turn a child away because of resources. That hope will always be within reach. Together with so many others, they helped build a community that ensures hope is always part of the treatment plan.

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DONOR PROFILE

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BOARD CHAIR

Q&A WITH LAURA FUENTES CEO Lesli Creedon sat down with incoming Board Chair Laura Fuentes to talk about her journey with Make-A-Wish Mid-Atlantic, her hopes for the future, and the impact she’s eager to help create.

You’ve served on the board for several years — what originally drew you to Make-A-Wish Mid-Atlantic and inspired you to get involved?

As a mom of two, I’ve always felt a deep connection to organizations that support children and families, especially those navigating incredibly difficult circumstances. I first learned about Make-A-Wish through Hilton’s partnership with the organization, where I saw firsthand how travel can create healing, joy, and lasting memories.

My mentor at Hilton, who also served on the Make-A-Wish board, inspired me to get involved.

What truly drew me in was the mission itself—the idea of creating moments of magic for kids during some of the hardest times in their lives. Many wishes involve travel, which instantly resonated with me both personally and professionally.

Serving on the board has been a rewarding way to give back, allowing me to combine my personal values and professional experience to help bring these transformative experiences to life.

What does it mean to you personally to step into the role of Board Chair at this moment in our organization’s journey?

Stepping into the role of Board Chair is incredibly meaningful to me.

It’s both an honor and a responsibility I take to heart. I’ve seen firsthand the impact this organization has on children

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and families, and I feel deeply committed to helping guide it into its next chapter. It’s also humbling – there are very big shoes to fill. I’m grateful to follow in the footsteps of thoughtful and incredible leadership and to work alongside a truly exceptional board. Their passion, dedication, and expertise inspire me every day.

This moment feels pivotal. We’re growing, evolving, and expanding our reach, and I’m excited to help shape that future. Personally, it’s a chance to give back in a bigger way, using my voice and experience to support a mission I truly believe in.

I’m inspired by the commitment of our team, our volunteers, and our community, and I want to help harness that energy to do even more for wish kids.

Hilton has been such a meaningful partner in helping us grant wishes. How have you worked to strengthen that connection, and why is it so important to you?

Hilton’s purpose is to fill the world with the light and warmth of hospitality, which aligns beautifully with Make-A-Wish’s mission to bring joy and hope to children and families. Together, we’ve worked to strengthen the partnership by showing how powerful travel can

be, not just as a wish fulfilled but as a healing experience. Because so many wishes involve travel, our Hilton team has supported Make-AWish by donating free stays at our properties and contributing Hilton Honors points to help make those wishes possible. We’ve focused on connecting the dots between our resources and the real-life impact they have on wish families. This connection goes beyond partnership; it’s a shared purpose that brings meaning to our work and helps create such important moments of joy and healing.

As Board Chair, what are your top priorities for the year ahead?

Our top focus as a board will always be creating moments of magic for wish families. In order to be as effective as possible in doing this, we will refresh our strategic priorities, aligning around a clear, forward-looking vision that supports sustainable growth and deepens our impact. This includes expanding and diversifying our revenue sources, so we can continue to serve children and families across the region.

We will also focus on strengthening partnerships, knowing how powerful it can be when organizations, companies, and communities come together to help grant wishes.

Whether it’s providing resources, creating experiences, or simply showing up with compassion, these collaborations make a lasting impact. We have a huge opportunity to build on that momentum and continue to create truly meaningful wish experiences, because when people unite around bringing joy, hope, and healing to children and families when they need it most, it truly creates magic.

Finally, we need to be committed to supporting each other, both as a board and in partnership with our staff. Our board should be strategic, inclusive, and results-driven, while also being an engaged partner that fosters a culture where our staff feels supported, inspired, and empowered to do their best work.

Where do you see the greatest opportunities for growth in our mission and impact?

I see tremendous opportunity in expanding our reach through deeper community partnerships and storytelling. The power of a wish is transformative, not just for the child, but for everyone involved. By leveraging various platforms, channels, and digital innovation, we can amplify awareness and inspire broader support.

We will continue to connect with families across the Mid-Atlantic region and ensure that these children has access to the lifechanging experience of a wish. By making our mission more visible and accessible, and by engaging new supporters, we can continue our impact in meaningful and lasting ways.

What has been the most rewarding part of serving on the board so far?

The most rewarding part of serving on the board has been witnessing the direct impact of a wish on a child and their family. There is something incredibly powerful about seeing hope take shape in

real time. It reminds me why this work matters and why we must continue to rally support around it.

What excites you most about leading during this next chapter for Make-A-Wish Mid-Atlantic?

involved are powerful ways to build momentum. When the community comes together with intention and heart, we can ensure that every eligible child experiences the magic of a wish.

What excites me most about leading during this next chapter for Make-A-Wish Mid-Atlantic is the opportunity to build on a legacy of hope while embracing bold new possibilities. We’re entering a time where innovation, collaboration, and community engagement can elevate our mission in ways we’ve never seen before.

I’m inspired by the resilience of our wish families, the generosity of our supporters, and the passion of our team. Together, we have the opportunity to deepen our impact through intentional collaboration that will enable us to continue to grant wishes and create experiences that truly transform lives. It’s not just about leading one organization, it’s about creating a movement of kindness, imagination, and purpose.

How would you like the community — from corporate partners to individual donors — to get more involved in supporting wishes?

I would love to see the community embrace wish-granting as a shared mission. Corporate partners have a unique opportunity to integrate support into their culture, whether through employee volunteer programs, fundraising campaigns, or matching gifts. These efforts not only make a tangible impact but also foster a sense of purpose and pride within their organizations.

Individual donors play an equally important role. Every contribution, no matter the size, helps bring joy and hope to children who need it most. Beyond financial support, sharing stories, attending events, and encouraging others to get

Wish kid Isabella on her wish in Mexico at her Hilton stay

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DONOR PROFILE

Amentum Honors Military Families with Legacy of Hope With more than a third of its workforce being veterans, Amentum’s partnership with Make-A-Wish Mid-Atlantic and Operation Dream Maker is both personal and profoundly impactful. Since launching the program in 2022, Amentum has helped bring hope and joy to dozens of military children and their families during some of life’s most challenging times. The company’s leadership as a foundational sponsor reflects a deep commitment to honoring those who serve— both on the front lines and at home.

Beyond generous financial support, Amentum employees have connected personally with wish kids and families, embodying the compassion that makes wishes so transformative. Most recently, the company welcomed wish alumni Isaiah and Aurora, both from military families, to help reopen the National Air and Space Museum in Washington, D.C.—a powerful day of celebration made even more special by the presence of Amentum leaders standing proudly alongside wish families.

Through this commitment, Amentum has built a lasting legacy of service, turning moments of hardship into cherished memories and inspiring hope for years to come.

Boeing’s Commitment Shines at 12,000th Wish Celebration

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The Boeing Company (Boeing) has been a champion of Make-A-Wish Mid-Atlantic, making it possible for children with critical illnesses to experience the power of a wish. The company’s support has helped grant wishes for kids like Collin, who played with the U.S. Army Band, and Grant, who wished to be a roboticist, along with countless others across the region—bringing joy and hope to families when it is needed most.

Boeing is committed to innovation and community impact, and that commitment extends to local wish kids.

Most recently, the company hosted a special celebration for Ben, a wish kid from Chantilly, Virginia, who marked a milestone as the chapter’s 12,000th wish granted. In late August, Boeing employees, Make-AWish Mid-Atlantic staff, and members of the Board came together to welcome Ben and his family home from his Caribbean cruise wish—an unforgettable moment made even more meaningful through Boeing’s generosity.

“I wish to have a my-size Barbie dreamhouse.”

Amara, 6 Smithsburg, Maryland leukemia

“I wish to go to Hawaii.”

Carson, 9 Baltimore, Maryland congenital heart disease

Thank you, Bethesda Softworks Bethesda Softworks is known worldwide for building immersive worlds and unforgettable characters—places where players can “play their way,” crafting their own stories of escape, empowerment, and imagination. That same spirit comes to life when wishes bring joy to children and families, offering freedom, wonder, and hope.

For Bethesda Softworks, hosting wishes has meant more than opening studio doors. Families are welcomed behind the curtain to see the magic of gamemaking firsthand—an experience that inspires both wish kids and the development teams. One highlight this year was the Elder Scrolls auction item at the Wish Ball, which offered the chance to appear as a non-playable character. The community response was overwhelming, and for the Bethesda

Bethesda Softworks Executive Director Todd Howard and Lynda Carter

Softworks teams, it was deeply meaningful to create such a rare, lasting impact.

Storytelling is at the heart of everything Bethesda Softworks does, and the partnership with Make-A-Wish extends that story beyond the screen. Knowing that a child’s wish includes Bethesda is considered a profound honor—it reignites the studio’s passion to create worlds where anyone can feel free, empowered, and full of hope.

Looking ahead, Bethesda Softworks is excited for every opportunity to connect its creativity with the imagination of wish kids. Just as the games invite players to “play their way,” the studio looks forward to building unique experiences that bring joy, inspiration, and lasting memories.

McCormick & Company: Bringing Joy and Hope to Baltimore McCormick & Company has been a proud partner of Make-A-Wish Mid-Atlantic for many years, helping grant life-changing wishes for children with critical illnesses. What has been most meaningful about this partnership for the company is witnessing the joy, hope, and lasting memories that wishes bring to children and their families during such challenging times. Knowing that their support plays a role in these powerful moments is deeply rewarding.

Through initiatives like the Baltimore Wish Fund, McCormick has made a direct impact in the local community, ensuring that children in and around Baltimore experience the magic of a wish. This effort is strengthened by employees who live out the company’s Purpose-led Performance values through programs such as Board Volunteer leadership, giving their time and expertise to causes that enhance health and well-being where they live and work.

Wish kid Seth, age 7, from Baltimore on his wish trip in Hawaii.

For more than 80 years, McCormick has upheld a tradition of giving that reflects an enduring commitment to community. Generosity is woven into the company’s culture, celebrated at every level, and carried forward by generations of employees. Its investment in Make-A-Wish embodies this spirit—demonstrating that business success and social responsibility go hand in hand. Together, McCormick and Make-A-Wish are creating moments of joy and resilience that last a lifetime.

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“I wish to have a power wheelchair.”

Faith, 10 Glen Burnie, Maryland neuromuscular disorder

Mateo Becomes a Hero for the Day! Mateo is a spirited 5-year-old from Baltimore, Maryland, and radiates joy and resilience. He faces challenges most children his age never has to, but that doesn’t stop him from doing what he loves. Mateo fills his days with play, laughter, and creativity—whether he’s racing around outside or bringing his imagination to life with crayons and markers.

One of Mateo’s greatest wishes was to become a superhero for a day—and thanks to the generosity of his community, that dream came true in an extraordinary way. His heartfelt request was to meet his real-life heroes: firefighters and police officers. The Metro DC Police Department and DC Fire and EMS joined forces to turn that dream into a day he’ll never forget.

From riding in a firetruck and trying on a firefighter’s helmet to proudly wearing a police badge, Mateo spent the day alongside the brave men and women who dedicate their lives to keeping others safe.

The joy on his face said it all— this was more than just a wish come true; it was a memory to treasure forever.

Make-A-Wish Mid-Atlantic is grateful to The Kahlert Foundation for supporting wish kids as the anchor partner for the Baltimore Wish Fund. Their gift kickstarted this dedicated fund and laid the groundwork of support for other partners to join. A long-time supporter of Make-A-Wish Mid-Atlantic, The Kahlert Foundation has given more than $1,000,000 to support local wishes since 2014.

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ALUMNI

Alumni Reunion at Bar-T Ranch This year, we proudly hosted our inaugural Alumni Reunion, welcoming over 300 people to Bar-T Ranch for a day filled with connection, celebration, and community. Families enjoyed activities like ziplining, face painting, and contributing to a collaborative alumni mural, along with special appearances from Slapshot, Major Tuddy, and the Commanders Dance Team, the Command Force.

The day created meaningful opportunities for alumni to share their stories and experiences. Seeing so many past wish families come together was truly inspiring, strengthening the bond between our alumni network and our mission.

We look forward to building on this momentum and making the reunion an annual tradition.

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Wish Kid to Child Life Specialist Shortly after her 16th birthday, Olivia was diagnosed with lymphoma. At a time in life when teenagers are navigating their sense of identity and relying on school and friends, the emotional impact was hard on her.

Olivia wished to go to Turks and Caicos with her family, where they could relax and enjoy time together.

That trip, in many ways, provided the reset that she and her family desperately needed.

Today, she works as a Certified Child Life Specialist (CCLS) on the Heart & Kidney Unit at Children’s National Hospital in Washington, D.C. In her role, she uses her knowledge of child development and coping strategies to help pediatric patients, and their families navigate the challenges of illness and hospitalization. Many of the children she works with are chronically ill, and Olivia is passionate about helping them process their healthcare journeys, find meaning, and cope in positive ways.

Thank you to our Alumni Committee Amanda Cabe, mom of wish alum Brooks, ‘18

Jyothi Raghavan, mom of wish alum Nitin, ‘15

Amy Shields, mom of wish alum Sully, ‘15*

Lisa Schmidt, mom of wish alum Amelia, ‘15

Ashwani Jain, wish alum ‘05

Maura Kilner, mom of wish alum Meaghan, ‘19

Carol Ellickson, mom of wish alum Elizabeth, ‘98

Pranav Saha, wish alum ‘97 *In loving memory of Sully

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WISH STORY

Janiah’s Inspiring Wish to Become a Nurse Eighteen-year-old Janiah from La Plata, Maryland, is a kind, determined, and inspiring young woman with a bright future ahead of her. Despite facing the challenges of lymphoma, Janiah continues to pursue the activities she loves most—playing lacrosse and soccer, running track, and swimming. Her strength and positivity shine through in everything she does, both on and off the field.

When Janiah learned that she qualified for a wish through Make-A-Wish Mid-Atlantic, she didn’t hesitate to choose a wish that reflects her selfless nature and long-term goals: tuition assistance.

Her dream is to become a nurse so she can help others just as she has been helped throughout her journey. Her compassion, resilience, and drive to make a difference in the world are truly remarkable.

We are so excited and honored to help make Janiah’s wish come true. Her future is bright, and we can’t wait to see all that she will accomplish as she follows her dream to care for and uplift others.

Operation Dream Maker gives hope and joy to the children of our nation’s heroes. This special fund provides wishes to kids with critical illnesses whose parents are guardians serve, or have served, in the military. The Operation Dream Maker fund recognizes the inspirational power of military leaders by supporting the military-related wishes of all families.

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“I wish to go to Walt Disney World Resort.”

Dustin, 5 Glen Burnie, Maryland leukemia

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COMMUNITY

Wish Granting Volunteers Wish Granting Volunteers are at the heart of every wish.

Wish Granters seamlessly adopted new "lead roles" - including scheduling and submitting paperwork or delivering monthly wish boosts and planning celebrations.

In addition to joining local wishes such as shopping sprees, our Wish Granting Volunteers attended trainings to ensure they are up to date with policies and are ready to support wish families of every background.

We would like to thank Jerry and Karen Greenberg for their years of service volunteering with Make-A-Wish MidAtlantic! Jerry has been volunteering with Make-A-Wish for over 17 years and Karen for 10 years! Their favorite part of volunteering is getting to know to families and see how happy the wish kids are when they get their wishes.

Wish Granting Volunteers Jerry and Karen Greenberg

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Wish kid Kendric, his family, and the Sheehy of Toyota Laurel team.

Kendric’s Wish Sendoff Kendric is a true superhero in every sense of the word. Living with a blood disorder, he has faced more challenges in his young life than many do in a lifetime—but he’s done so with incredible courage, resilience, and a heart full of hope. His journey has inspired everyone around him.

Sheehy Toyota of Laurel hosted an extraordinary send-off party for his wish to go to the Florida Theme parks. Kendric was the star of the day, escorted by the Laurel Police Department in a specially wrapped SUV. Over 120 employees, customers, friends, and family came together to cheer Kendric on. What made the day truly special was the love and care that Sheehy Toyota of Laurel poured into every detail. Their generosity and dedication turned Kendric’s wish into a powerful reminder that even in the face of adversity, dreams can come true —and that heroes like Kendric deserve to be celebrated in the biggest, brightest way possible.

Community Fundraisers Making Wishes Come True Community partnerships played a vital role in advancing our mission this year, with several external fundraisers helping to raise both awareness and critical funds for Make-A-Wish.

Lone Oak Farm Brewing Company

Brewing for Wishes, a World Wish Month campaign, invited local breweries to raise awareness and donate a portion of proceeds to Make-A-Wish. In its first year, the effort raised over $2,400 to help grant lifechanging wishes.

MGM National Harbor hosted its first charity poker tournament in support of Make-A-Wish and, with a winter tournament already in the works, is committed to helping bring more wishes to life for local children.

Blondie Cup cornhole fundraiser

The Blondie Cup, a cornhole tournament hosted by SWBC Mortgage and The Trott Family, brought the community together for a day of fun and purpose.

The event raised over $22,000 to grant life-changing wishes.

Big Truck Farm Brewery brought the Baltimore community together for a spirited day of giving, donating a portion of proceeds to Make-A-Wish and helping turn dreams into reality for local children.

These fundraisers exemplify the power of community. By transforming everyday activities into opportunities for giving, our partners helped ensure that more children facing critical illnesses can experience the hope and joy of a wish.

neXco Golf Tournament fundraiser

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“I wish to go to Walt Disney World Resort.”

Dorothy, 5 Fairfax, Virginia cancer

Markel Meets Jayden Daniels Five-year-old Markel is full of energy and a superstar in the making. Hailing from Indian Head, Maryland, this little athlete is living with congenital heart disease—but that hasn’t slowed him down one bit. His biggest love? Football.

His favorite team? The Washington Commanders. His ultimate hero?

Quarterback Jayden Daniels.

Markel wished to meet Jayden Daniels! And thanks to an incredible day filled with family, football, and pure excitement, that dream came true.

Markel kicked things off with an exclusive tour of Georgetown Prep’s football facilities, where the team welcomed him like a champ. He practiced tackles, nailed field goals, and even scored touchdowns— proving he’s got serious game. To top it all off, he was surprised with a Commanders swag bag that made him feel like part of the team.

But the best moment of all? A live FaceTime call with Jayden Daniels himself. Markel and his family got to chat with the Commanders star, and the look on Markel’s face said it all—pure happiness.

When a child's health takes an unexpected turn, it is our shared responsibility to infuse those moments with light, joy, and the power of possibility. The Rush Wish Fund is a beacon of hope that illuminates the path for children facing unforeseen health challenges and their families.

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SIGNATURE EVENT

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SIGNATURE EVENT

G LF CLASSIC

On October 14, 2024, we hosted our annual Make-A-Wish Mid-Atlantic Golf Classic, and it was such a wonderful day. Everyone shared how thrilled they were to be part of such a meaningful event.

Julieanne Ryan, Danny Ryan, Jamal Winkler, and Hillary Winkler

We raised a record-breaking $234,018— an astounding $69,155 more than last year! This incredible growth is a testament to the commitment and passion of our supporters.

On behalf of Make-A-Wish Mid-Atlantic and the wish kids whose lives will be forever impacted by your support, we thank you.

Special thanks to our Golf Classic Host Committee:

Jordan Haaf, Troy Lavelle, Hunt Demarest, Steve Bulcavage, and Adam Altier

Chair BJ Radhe, Oracle Chair Steve Bulcavage, Buch Construction Julianne Ryan, Hologic, Inc. Kiki Oosterwijk, SC&H Patrick Reid, MCB Real Estate

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Anthony Agliata, Nic Flickinger, Colin Dove, Patrick Hall

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Kiki Oosterwijk, Jim Wilhelm, Bob Yanega, and Alex Puskar

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Thank you to our 2024 Golf Classic sponsors Presenting Sponsor Buch Construction

Breakfast Sponsor

Reception Sponsor

Exclusive Lunch Sponsor

Greenebaum Enterprise

McCormick

The Traffic Group Inc.

Golf Ball Sponsor Secu

Cannon Shot Sponsor Putting Green Sponsor MCB Real Estate

SC&H

Driving Range Sponsor

Beverage Sponsor

L.F. Jennings

NFP

Closest to the Pin Sponsors

Longest Drive Sponsors

Dianna & Joe Herbert PK Law

MCS Pinnacle Financial Partners

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Wish dad, Melissa Prather, Raylene Grant, Lesli Creedon, Ben Wu

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Steve Bulcavage

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Thank you to our 2024 Golf Classic sponsors Corporate Sponsors M&T Bank Power Solutions Tito’s Tower Partners United Therapeutics Whiting-Turner

Hole Sponsors Afnan Development LLC Bozzuto Chesapeake Contracting Group Ci Design F45 Harkins Builders IHG Hotels & Resorts John Evans Recruiting Marsh McLennan McGriff The Oosterwijk Family Rylea Homes, Inc. United Bank The W Home Group

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Wish Ball

This year’s Make-A-Wish Mid-Atlantic Wish Ball was an overwhelming success, bringing together 765 guests in support of granting life-changing wishes for children battling critical illnesses across Maryland, D.C. and northern Virginia.

Ellen Connors, Laura Fuentes, Will Meyer, Ed Barry, and Virginia Barry

Thanks to the extraordinary generosity of our attendees, sponsors, and donors, we’re thrilled to share that the 2025 Wish Ball raised a record-setting $1,651,088.

With the support of nearly 70 sponsors—led by Georgetown Cupcake as our Presenting Sponsor —and key partners including Hilton, Boeing, Bethesda Softworks, and The J. Willard and Alice S. Marriott Foundation, the event far surpassed expectations.

Sekou Mitchell, Luana Dean-Barber, and Randy Barber

A heartfelt thank you goes to our dedicated cochairs, Katherine and Ben Berman, and Sophie and Stephen LaMontagne, along with our outstanding Host Committee, for their invaluable contributions in making this year’s event truly unforgettable.

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Guests enjoying the dance floor

Congresswoman Nicole Malliotakis, Jess Browne, Lynda Carter, and Todd Howard

Sophie Kallinis LaMontagne, wish kid Lailah, and Katherine Kallinis Berman

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Teryl and Vlad Gladchovski

Wish mom Shannon Feaster

Chris Bryant, Jennifer Butler, April and Jose Valdesuso

Chi Omega members volunteering at Wish Ball

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Tommy McFly

Thank you to our 2025 Wish Ball sponsors Presenting Sponsor Georgetown Cupcake Wish Sponsors Hilton

Bethesda Softworks The J. Willard and Alice S. Marriott Foundation

Strength Sponsors Anesthesia Dynamics

Fiserv

BakerHostetler

Laura Fuentes & Will Meyer

The Pedas Family Foundation

Blue Sky Innovative Solutions

Betsy & Jim Gorgei

Provintel

Asfa & Zahid Butt

The Hollowell Family

ProMD Health

Capital Bank

Kaiser Permanente

The Ramachandran/

Capital Group

Kate Koffman & Sid Banerjee

Raghavan Family

CareFirst

KPMG

SC&H

Client Solution Architects

Kramer Levin

Smiles of Chevy Chase

CW Capital

Latham & Watkins

Tower Partners

ECS

McCarter & English

EmpowerAi

NT Concepts

World Wide Technology, Inc.

Erich Cabe Team

Ourisman Automotive of Virginia

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Thank you to our 2025 Wish Ball sponsors Magic Sponsors Aon

Crowell & Moring LLP

Marnie Custom Homes

Assured Partners

EagleBank

Marsh McLennan

BMC Properties

Janet & Everett Eissenstat

M&T Bank

Brownstein Hyatt Farber Schreck, LLP

Enterprise Holdings Foundation Perkins Coie FFO Real Estate Advisors

Sheehy Auto Stores

GDIT

Tayman Lane Chaverri LLP

Children’s National Hospital

Glassman Wealth Services

Tucker Family Law PLLC

Jillian & Scott Copeland

Kilpatrick Townsend

Chess Consulting LLC

Live Auction Donors Argos Hotel

Nahita Restaurant

C3LLAR Wine Society

PaperWhite Floral Design

King Street Oyster Bar

Peninsula Hotel Istanbul

LuxGive

Susan Gage Caterers

Monumental Sports & Entertainment

Turkish Airlines

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Lesli Creedon and Kiki Oosterwijk

Lucy Black Entertainment

Mike Manatos, Katherine Kallinis Berman, Sophie Kallinis LaMontagne, and Laura Evans Wish alum Nitin Ramachandran

Wish kid Lailah and her parents on the dance floor Celeste Carter and Marnie Oursler

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WISH W S I luncheon WOMEN INSPIRING STRENGTH AND HOPE

This year’s WISH Luncheon united 350 dedicated community members in support of children facing critical illnesses across Maryland, Washington, D.C., and Northern Virginia—raising a recordbreaking $146,739 to help grant transformative wishes!

Evonne Thomas and Deborah Bentham

Attendees were moved by the powerful stories of former wish kids Jessica, Addy, and Lyndzi, and we were honored to welcome keynote speaker Michelle Freeman, whose inspiring words left a lasting impression on everyone in the room.

We are deeply grateful to our incredible Co-Chairs, Hillary Hamm and Leighanne Scott, and to our generous sponsors—especially our Strength Sponsors: Cherry Bekaert, Flex Professionals, Hilton, and the Carol & Gene Ludwig Family Foundation—whose support made this event possible.

On behalf of Make-A-Wish Mid-Atlantic and the children whose lives will be forever changed, thank you for your unwavering generosity and compassion.

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Guests enjoying the WISH Luncheon themed photo booth

Stacey and Addy Flint

Melanie Fried, Meredith Gillick, Meaghan Messina, and Ashley Ollberding

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Élan Artists

Michelle Freeman

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Thank you to our 2025 WISH Luncheon sponsors Wish Sponsor CareFirst BlueCross BlueShield

Strength Sponsors Cherry Bekaert FlexProfessionals Hillary Hamm and Leighanne Scott Hilton Carol & Gene Ludwig Family Foundation

Hope Sponsors AstraZeneca

Forbes Tate Partners

Boeing

The Howard Family

Monumental Sports & Entertainment

Capital One

Jennifer Jenson

TeamPeople

Cigna Healthcare

Kaiser Permanente

Tuckernuck

CLA

L Street Partners

Ellen Connors

Marsh

CoStar Group

Marsh McLennan

U.S. Chamber of Commerce Foundation

In-Kind Sponsors Corcoran Caterers

Élan Artists

Something Vintage

DC Area Moms

Hillary Hamm

Sweet Gifts

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The DC Pop-Up

Stacey Lynn

Danielle Mena, Joy Shay, and Noelle Johnson

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Chief Revenue Officer Melissa Prather

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Make-A-Wish Mid-Atlantic

GOLF CLASSIC Grant wishes for children of our nation’s heroes On June 9, 2025, we hosted our inaugural MakeA-Wish Mid-Atlantic Golf Classic at the River Bend Club, directly benefiting Operation Dream Maker, a fund that supports military wish kids and their families. Thanks to your incredible generosity, we raised an astounding $190,280!

Andrew Townend, Eric Ramberg, Jake Butin, and Tim Mulieri

We are deeply honored to hear from Dr. Jeremy Edwards and wish alum Aurora, both of whom shared powerful stories that brought our mission to life. Their words were a heartfelt reminder of the real impact your support makes.

Thank you to everyone who joined us on the course and helped make this day not only fun but deeply meaningful.

Special thanks to our Golf Classic Host Committee: Chair Paul Gorgei, iHeartMedia Chair David Hess, Chess Consulting LLC Kevin Cook Mike Corkery Dana Fisher Brendan Giuseppe Chris Jones Kim Kim Eric Norvell Doug Traxler

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Jim Rittinger, Pamela Rothka, Jennifer Sample, and Paul Harrington

Lesli Creedon and David Hess

Kevin Reynolds, Stacey Reynolds, Jackie Lutz, and Doug Traxler

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Thank you to our 2025 Make-A-Wish Golf Classic sponsors Presenting Sponsor Chess Consulting LLC

Reception Sponsor

Golf Cart Sponsor

Media Sponsor

Peraton

HITT

iHeartMedia

Golf Ball Sponsor

Putting Contest Sponsor

Empower AI

BGS Consulting

Putting Green Sponsor

Beverage Cart Sponsor

HII

Williams & Connolly LLP

Longest Drive Sponsors

Closest to the Pin Sponsors

Fortinet Federal Utica Contracting, Inc.

Atlantic Union Bank Sahouri Insurance

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Jorge Fernandez, Jon Bartlett, Steve Laskin, and Jack Mencia

Chris Bailey and Rick Allison

Brendan Giuseppe and Sopa Keo

Blake Hartzel, James Mendelsohn, Mallory Pappas, and Joe Lawrence

King Street Oyster Bar

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Dan Jackson, Scott Wick, Patel Dhwanil, and Dwayne Jackson

Jeff Hand, Paul Gorgei, and Brett Pomykala

Rich Harkey, Dave Dishmon, Jim Check, and David Hess

iHeartMedia

Thank you to our 2025 Make-A-Wish Golf Classic sponsors Hole Sponsors Acuity International Alpha Financial Advisors Aon Avison Young Bank of Clarke County ButcherJoseph & Co Creative Planning CleanOffice / PorterPlus + Constellis Deltek JAMIS Software King Street Oyster Bar Northwind Partners Proximo Capital Rembert Pendleton Jackson RSM Seale & Associates United Bank

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SPORTS TEAMS

The Power of Sports Teams in our Community In the Mid-Atlantic, sports are more than just games—they are a source of pride, passion, and unity. For our wish families, they are also a source of joy, hope, and unforgettable experiences, thanks to the extraordinary generosity of our region’s professional teams.

In fiscal year 2025, our community witnessed the magic of wishes come to life through unforgettable moments—children meeting Lamar Jackson of the Ravens, Jayden Daniels of the Commanders, and T.J. Oshie of the Capitals.

These experiences were nothing short of extraordinary, creating memories that families will carry with them forever. At the same time, the Orioles, Nationals, Wizards, Mystics, Spirit, D.C. United, and Old Glory D.C. Rugby stood beside us in powerful ways—offering tickets, welcoming families to games and events, and amplifying our mission across their communities of players, staff, and fans.

Together, these organizations remind us that leadership off the field can be just as impactful as victories on it. From the magic of a child stepping into their favorite stadium to the roar of the crowd embracing our cause, our sports partners bring hope and joy to life in unforgettable ways.

“As inspiring as sports can be on the field, what our local teams do for wish families is even more powerful,” said Melissa Prather, Chief Revenue Officer.

“They show up, they give back, and they transform lives. That’s what true champions look like.”

We are deeply grateful for these partners who remind us, time and again, that the real victories are the smiles, hope, and memories created for children when a community comes together to make wishes come true.

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“I wish to visit the set of Thunderbolts.”

Aurora, 18 Silver Spring, Maryland gastrointestinal disorder

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PARTNERS

Thank you to our Corporate Partners

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Presenting Partners ($100K+) Amentum Boeing

Star Partner ($50K - $99,999) Client Solution Architects

Wish Partners ($25K - $49,999) Jersey Mike’s King Street Oyster Bar RBR-Technologies Warmenhoven Foundation

Strength Partners ($15K - $24,999) McCormick M&T Bank Sheehy Toyota of Laurel Transamerica

Magic Partners ($5,000 - $14,999) Annapolis Blues Genentech Tower Cares Raven’s Nest Serco

Save the Date

Wish Ball

Friday, February 20, 2026

Washington Hilton 6PM - 12 AM BLACK TIE | HOSTED BAR | SEATED DINNER | SILENT & LIVE AUCTIONS | LIVE ENTERTAINMENT

wishballmidatlantic.org

WISH W S I luncheon

Friday, April 24, 2026

WOMEN INSPIRING STRENGTH AND HOPE

Salamander Washington DC 10 AM - 2 PM NETWORKING RECEPTION | MARKETPLACE OF WOMENOWNED BUSINESSES | LUNCHEON WITH KEYNOTE SPEAKER | SOCIAL HOUR

womenforwishesdc.org

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“I wish to have a LEGO shopping spree.”

Charlie, 9 Prince Frederick, Maryland congenital heart disease

315 WISHES GRANTED! Aaron, 18, Broadlands, VA, respiratory disorder, I wish to meet Seth Rollins · Ahad, 5, Alexandria, VA, leukemia, I wish to go to Walt Disney World Resort · Addy, 4, Pasadena, MD, cancer, I wish to have a backyard playset · Paul, 18, Bethesda, MD, blood disorder, I wish to have a gaming laptop · Ella, 8, Springfield, VA, cancer, I wish to go to the San Diego Zoo · Adina, 15, Baltimore, MD, respiratory disorder, I wish to meet the Washington Capitals · Ahmad, 18, Berwyn Heights, MD, bone marrow transplant, I wish to have a shopping spree for Apple products · Ahmad, 12, Alexandria, VA, brain tumor, I wish to go to Walt Disney World Resort · Ahmed, 7, Bethesda, MD, bone marrow transplant, I wish to have a shopping spree · Ahron, 14, Glen Burnie, MD, bone marrow transplant, I wish to have a new gaming system · Aiden, 18, Halethorpe, MD, lymphoma, I wish to have a virtual shopping spree · Aiden, 9, Baltimore, MD, respiratory disorder, I wish to go to have a camper · Alana, 5, Hyattsville, MD, leukemia, I wish to go to Walt Disney World Resort · Amara, 6, Silver Spring, MD, I wish to have a “my-size” Barbie dreamhouse · Angie, 7, Woodbridge, VA, respiratory disorder, I wish to have a sensory room redo · Amelia, 4, Silver Spring, MD, I wish to go to Walt Disney World Resort · Angie, 16, Manassas, VA, leukemia, I wish to have a shopping spree · Anthony, 17, Herndon, VA, lymphoma, I wish to have college assistance · Anthony, 7, North East, MD, neuromuscular disorder, I wish to have an iPad with weather apps · Antony, 9, Gaithersburg, MD, blood disorder, I wish to go to Walt Disney World Resort · Anyerlin, 18, Washington, DC, autoimmune disorder, I wish to have a shopping spree · Areeba, 17, Woodbridge, VA, cancer, I wish to have a camper · Ariana, 10, Baltimore, MD, leukemia, I wish to go to Puerto Rico · Aryeh, 8, Baltimore, MD, leukemia, I wish to have a basketball court in the backyard · Aubrey, 18, Germantown, MD, liver transplant, I wish to go on a beach vacation · Gus, 18, Nokesville, VA, respiratory disorder, I wish to have a baby grand piano · Austin, 5, Olney MD, autoimmune disorder, I wish to go to Super Nintendo World · Austin, 6, Bel Air, MD, kidney disease, I wish to go to Walt Disney World Resort · Ava, 8, Bristow, VA, respiratory disorder, I wish to ride a unicorn on the beach · Ava-Jiselle, 8, Reston VA, leukemia, I wish to go to the Nickelodeon Resort · Ava, inflammatory disorder, I wish to have a gaming space with VR · Axel, 10, Herndon, VA, endocrine disorder, I wish to go to Walt Disney World Resort · Ayaan, 5, Potomac, MD, leukemia, I wish to have a basketball court in the backyard · Ayla, 5, Washington, DC, cancer, I wish to go to Walt Disney World Resort · Aylin, 8, Parkville, MD, leukemia, I wish to have a shopping spree · Azariyah, 5, Baltimore, MD, cancer, I wish to go to Walt Disney World Resort · Bailey, 9, Baltimore, MD, caner, I wish to have a shopping spree · Bear, 11, Alexandria, VA, genetic disorder, I wish to meet the Savannah Bananas · Ben, 14, Chantilly, VA, lymphoma, I wish to go on a Royal Caribbean Cruise · Benjamin, 5, Chantilly, VA, cancer, I wish to go to Walt Disney World Resort · Bernard, 4, Washington, DC, cancer, I wish to go to Walt Disney World Resort · Bella, 7, Washington, DC, brain tumor, I wish to go to Walt Disney World Resort · Branson, 4, Hagerstown, MD, congenital heart disease, I wish to go to Walt Disney World Resort · Brendan, 17, Laurel, MD, bone marrow transplant, I wish to have a shopping spree · Brian, 18, Berlin, MD, lymphoma, I wish to go to the Florida Keys · Brice, 17, Bladensburg, MD, cancer, I wish to go to Atlantis · Brodie, 11, Dundalk, MD, neuromuscular disorder, I wish to go to LEGOLAND · Brooklyn, 12, Rockville, MD, leukemia, I wish to go to Hawaii · Brysen, 9, Upper Marlboro, MD, leukemia, I wish to meet Josh Allen of the Buffalo Bills · KK, 15, Purcellville, VA, respiratory disorder, I wish to go to Walt Disney World Resort · Caleb, 12, Glen Burnie, MD, congenital heart disease, I wish to go to Alaska · Calen, 14, Bristow, VA, bone marrow transplant, I wish to go to Puerto Rico · Cameron, 6, Silver Spring, MD, lymphoma, I wish to go to Walt Disney World Resort · Camila, 3, Woodbridge, VA, cancer, I wish to go to Walt Disney World Resort · Camila, 6, Manassas, VA, leukemia, I wish to go to Walt Disney World Resort · Carson, 9, Baltimore, MD, congenital heart disease, I wish to go to Hawaii · Charlie, 3, Silver Spring, MD, brain tumor, I wish to go to Walt Disney World Resort · Charlie, 11, Frederick, MD, congenital heart disease, I wish to have a shopping spree at the Mall of America · Charles, 4, Fairfax, VA, rare disease, I wish to go to Walt Disney World Resort · Quinn, 11, Elkridge, MD, leukemia, I wish to go to Star Wars Galaxy Edge in Walt Disney World Resort · Chase, 17, Chestertown, MD, leukemia, I wish to go fishing in the Florida Keys · Che, 18, Owings Mills, MD, leukemia, I wish to go to Hawaii · Chloe, 17, Clinton, MD, cancer, I wish to meet Olivia Rodrigo · Christian, 18, Bristow, VA, brain tumor, I wish to have access to an accessible van for one week · Chris, 18, Gambrills, MD, lymphoma, I wish to have a Sur-Ron X dirtbike · Clyde, 7, Severna Park, cancer, I wish to go Universal Studios · Cody, 14, Germantown, MD, nervous system disorder, I wish to have an adaptive bike · Cora, 10, Haymarket, VA, brain tumor, I wish to go to Walt Disney World Resort · Cordelia, 5, Great Falls, VA, metabolic disorder, I wish to have an accessible backyard boardwalk · Cruz, 8, Laurel, MD, rare disease, I wish to go to Walt Disney World Resort · Curtis, 11, Odenton, MD, respiratory disorder, I wish to have a gaming PC · Dahlia, 18, Chevy Chase, MD, leukemia, I wish to go to Hawaii · Daniel, 17, Nokesville, VA, respiratory disorder, I wish to go to Atlantis · Danielle, 17, Frederick, MD, cancer, I wish to Puerto Rico · Daniel, 17, Manassas, VA, leukemia, I wish to have a shopping spree · Trell, 18, New Carrollton, MD, blood disorder, I wish to go to Puerto Rico · David, 16, Falls Church, VA, rare disease, I wish to have an online shopping spree · David, 5, Woodbridge, VA, cancer, I wish to go to Walt Disney World Resort · Davione, 14, Reisterstown, MD, autoimmune disorder, I wish to go to Walt Disney World Resort · Daylen, 6, Leonardtown, MD, rare disease, I wish to have an outdoor playset · Deanglao, 14, Baltimore, MD, leukemia, I wish to go to Walt Disney World Resort · Dean, 5, Clarksburg, MD, leukemia, I wish to go to Walt Disney World Resort · Deborah, 7, Laurel, MD, congenital heart disease, I wish to go to Discovery Cove · Delilah, 7, Cockeysville, MD, leukemia, I wish to go on a Disney Cruise · Vaughn, 17, Fort Washington, MD, cancer, I wish to go to Wisp Ski Resort · Fatima, 10, Dumfries, VA, brain tumor, I wish to go to Walt Disney World Resort · Dhanush, 14, Herndon, Virginia, rare disease, I wish to meet the Memphis Grizzlies basketball team · Dominic, 16, Brooklyn Park, MD, endocrine disorder, I wish to go to Walt Disney World Resort · Dominic, 17, Brambleton, VA, cancer, I wish to go to the 2025 NBA All Star Game Weekend · Dom, 16, Glen Burnie, MD, lymphoma, I wish to go to the beach with clear water · Dorothy, 5, Fairfax, VA, leukemia, I wish to go to Walt Disney World Resort · Dustin, 3, Glen Burnie, MD, leukemia, I wish to go to Walt Disney World Resort · Dylan, 13, Parkville, MD, lymphoma, I wish to go to Walt Disney World Resort · Dylan, 10, Alexandria, VA, leukemia, I wish to go to Walt Disney World Resort · Dylan, 17, College Park, MD, lymphoma, I wish to go to a gaming convention with my best friend · Egypt, 18, Germantown, MD, blood disorder, I wish to go to a movie set · Eleanor, 10, Dameron, MD, leukemia, I wish to go to Alaska · Elgin, 18, Trappe, MD, nervous system disorder, I wish to go to New York City · Elizabeth, 3, Clinton, MD, rare disease, I wish to have a shopping spree · Ella, 17, Arlington, VA, lymphoma, I wish to have a shopping spree in NYC · Elliott, 9, Jessup, MD, lymphoma, I wish to go to Walt Disney World Resort · Ellie, 8, Arlington, VA, liver transplant, I wish to go to Walt Disney World Resort · Emely, 18, Manassas Park, VA, leukemia, I wish to go to Hawaii · Emily, 15, Parkville, MD, lymphoma, I wish to have a shopping spree · Emmanuel, 13, Glen Burnie, MD, respiratory disorder, I wish to have a room redo · Yariel, 8, Alexandria, VA, cancer, I wish to go to Super Nintendo World · Erin, 15, Washington, DC, bone marrow transplant, I wish to go to Walt Disney World Resort · Esdra, 14, Silver Spring, MD, cancer, I wish to have an electric bike · Ethan, 17, Leesburg, VA, cancer, I wish to go to South Korea · Eva, 9, Alexandria, VA, leukemia, I wish to go to Hawaii · Faith, 10, Glen Burnie, MD, neuromuscular disorder, I wish to have a power wheelchair · Fatima, 4, Baltimore, MD, cancer, I wish to go to Walt Disney World Resort · Flynn, 9, genetic disorder, I wish to go to Mexico for an all-inclusive family vacation · Gabriel, 5, McLean, VA, leukemia, I wish to have a toy poodle puppy · Gabriella, 11, Brambleton, Virginia, nervous system disorder, I wish to have a lift in my bedroom · Garrett, 11, North East, MD, lung transplant, I wish to go to Walt Disney World Resort · Genesis, 8, Hyattsville, MD, leukemia, I wish to go to Walt Disney World Resort · Genesis, 5, Mount Rainier, MD, leukemia, I wish to go to Super Nintendo World · Georgia, 3, Rising Sun, MD, leukemia, I wish to go to Walt Disney World Resort · Gomez, 17, Washington, DC, leukemia, I wish to have a shopping spree · Graham, 4, Idlewylde, MD, cancer, I wish to go to Walt Disney World Resort · Grant, 7, Rock Hall, MD, brain tumor, I wish to go to Walt Disney World Resort · Hadleigh, 3, Aberdeen, MD, cancer, I wish to go to Walt Disney World Resort · Haley, 10, Fairfax, VA, heart condition, I wish to go to a Billy Joel concert in Las Vegas · Haley, 10, Fort Knox, Kentucky, respiratory disorder, I wish to meet Simone Biles · Halie, 4, Baltimore, MD, respiratory disorder, I wish to go to Walt Disney World Resort · Hannah, 10, New Market, MD, cancer, I wish to have a camper · Hannah, 11, Bel Air, MD, nervous system disorder, I wish to go on a Disney Cruise · Hannah, 14, Bethesda, MD, blood disorder, I wish to have a shopping spree · Harper, 8, Frostburg, MD, heart disease, I wish to go on a family beach vacation to Hawks Cay · Hector, 18, Woodbridge, VA, brain tumor, I wish to have a shopping spree · Hendrix, 4, Ashburn VA, cancer, I wish to go to Walt Disney World Resort · Henry, 9, Burke, VA, cancer, I wish to go to Walt Disney World Resort · Henry, 13, Washington, DC, leukemia, I wish to go skiing in Colorado · Hiram, 8, Burke, VA, neuromuscular disorder, I wish to swim with sea turtles at the beach · Holly, 10, New Market, MD, leukemia, I wish to go to Hawaii · Hope, 5, Manassas, VA, metabolic disorder, I wish to go to Walt Disney World Resort · Hope, 4, Hagerstown, MD, leukemia, I wish to go to Walt Disney World Resort · Hudson, 8, Burke, VA, lymphoma, I wish to go to Walt Disney World Resort · Hunter, 8, Leesburg, VA, brain tumor, I wish to go to Walt Disney World Resort · Indy, 5, Accident, MD, leukemia, I wish to have a playhouse · Izzy, 16, Woodbridge, VA, respiratory disorder, I wish to go to a Seventeen Concert · Isaia, 3, Baltimore, MD, brain tumor, I wish to go to Walt Disney World Resort · Isaiah, 3, Warrenton, VA, respiratory disorder, I wish to go to Walt Disney World Resort · Isis, 14, Germantown, MD, autoimmune disorder, I wish to have a room makeover · Jaanvi, 7, Manassas, VA, leukemia, I wish to go to Walt Disney World Resort · Jabril, 8, Pomfret, MD, brain tumor, I wish to have a shopping spree · Jackson, 8, Adelphi, MD, leukemia, I wish to go to Walt Disney World Resort · Jack, 16, Rockville, MD, leukemia, I wish to go to Oahu · Jacob, 13, New Market, MD, leukemia, I wish to have a gaming setup · Jacob, 17, Manassas, VA, cancer, I wish to have a new Xbox and adaptive controller · Jacob, heart condition, I wish to have a room makeover · Jackie, 16, Alexandria, VA, nervous system disorder, I wish to have a hot tub · Jaeden, 18, Salisbury, MD, lymphoma, I wish to go to Hawaii · Jael, 3, Gaithersburg, MD, bone marrow transplant, I wish to go to Walt Disney World Resort · Jagdish, 13, Nokesville, VA, leukemia, I wish to go to Walt Disney World Resort · Jaicere, 7, Dumfries, VA, liver transplant, I wish to go to Walt Disney World Resort · Jake, 18, Aldie, VA, cancer, I wish to have cosmetic upgrades for my truck · Jamal, 8, Baltimore, MD, metabolic disorder, I wish to go to Walt Disney World Resort · Jamel, 18, Washington, DC, blood disorder, I wish to go to Puerto Rico · Jameson, 9, Baltimore, MD,

MANY LIVES IMPACTED genetic disorder, I wish to go to Walt Disney World Resort · Janiah, 18, La Plata, MD, lymphoma, I wish to have tuition assistance for nursing school · Jazzy, 14, Manassas, VA, heart disease, I wish to go to Walt Disney World Resort · Jason, 7, Silver Spring, MD, leukemia, I wish to go to Walt Disney World Resort · Jason, 8, Baltimore, MD, blood disorder, I wish to have a laptop · Jasper, 4, Frederick, MD, brain tumor, I wish to go to Walt Disney World Resort · Jathan, 9, Capitol Heights, MD, leukemia, I wish to have a new gaming set-up · Jaxyn, 4, Silver Spring, MD, leukemia, I wish to have a life-sized doll house in the backyard · Jayce, 5, Upper Marlboro, MD, congenital heart disease, I wish to go to Hawaii · Jayden, 11, Laurel, MD, blood disorder, I wish to build a computer for coding and gaming · Jedidiah, 12, Crofton, MD, liver transplant, I wish to have a game room · Jimin, 13, Fort George G Meade, MD, leukemia, I wish to go to Walt Disney World Resort · Johnae, 9, Bowie, MD, leukemia, I wish to go to Walt Disney World Resort · Jorge, 17, Washington, DC, cancer, I wish to have a German Shepherd puppy · Jose, 17, Silver Spring, MD, leukemia, I wish to have a shopping spree · Joseph, 12, Baltimore, MD, congenital heart disease, I wish to go to Walt Disney World Resort · Josiah, 7, Baltimore, MD, leukemia, I wish to go to LEGOLAND · Juliana, 4, Woodbridge, VA, respiratory disorder, I wish to go to Walt Disney World Resort · June, 9, Delmar, MD, leukemia, I wish to go to New York City · Justin, 4, Washington, DC, leukemia, I wish to have a shopping spree · Kaitlyn, 7, Sterling, VA, brain tumor, I wish to go to Walt Disney World Resort · Kaliyiah, 10, Baltimore, MD, blood disorder, I wish to go to Walt Disney World Resort · Kamden, 10, Glenelg, MD, leukemia, I wish to go to Walt Disney World Resort · Kameren, 17, Baltimore, MD, nervous system disorder, I wish to go to a WWE event · Kam, 13, Baltimore, MD, leukemia, I wish to have a shopping spree · Karla, 13, Columbia, MD, cancer, I wish to go to Walt Disney World Resort · Katherine, 8, Lanham, MD, rare disease, I wish to go to Great Wolf Lodge · Kenaniah, 10, Springfield, VA, cancer, I wish to go to Walt Disney World Resort · Kendric, 13, Clinton, MD, blood disorder, I wish to go to Walt Disney World Resort · Kenz, 13, District Heights, MD, leukemia, I wish to go to the Nickelodeon Resort · Kenli, 9, Centreville, MD, nervous system disorder, I wish to have a hot tub · Khadija, 11, Fairfax, VA, blood disorder, I wish to go to Walt Disney World Resort · Khalid, 12, Fairfax, VA, blood disorder, I wish to go to Walt Disney World Resort · Krish, 18, Hagerstown, MD, cancer, I wish to have tuition assistance · Kyleigh, 13, Hancock, MD, lymphoma, I wish to go to Hawaii · Kylie, 14, Gaithersburg, MD, kidney disease, I wish to have a petting zoo of baby animals in my backyard · Lana, 18, Brunswick, MD, lymphoma, I wish to go to Hawaii · Lance, 12, Myersville, MD, neuromuscular disorder, I wish to go to Alaska · Landen, 14, Westminster, MD, congenital heart disease, I wish to go to LEGOLAND · Landon, 12, Clarksburg, MD, lymphoma, I wish to meet the Miami Dolphins · Leah, 16, Glen Burnie, MD, kidney disease, I wish to go to Walt Disney World Resort · Leen, 12, Gaza, MD, leukemia, I wish to have a shopping spree · Legend, 4, Washington, DC, nervous system disorder, I wish to have a shopping spree · Lenna, 4, Sterling, VA, leukemia, I wish to go to Walt Disney World Resort · Liam, 9, Middle River, MD, heart condition, I wish to go to Walt Disney World Resort · Lilian, 13, Havre De Grace, MD, nervous system disorder, I wish to have a sensory corner · Lily, 18, Potomac, MD, kidney transplant, I wish to go to a Taylor Swift concert · Luke, 18, Arlington, VA, neuromuscular disorder, I wish to go to a Formula 1 race · Lyric, 14, Middletown, MD, heart condition, I wish to have a shopping spree · Madelyn, 5, Silver Spring, MD, leukemia, I wish to go to Walt Disney World Resort · Madisen, 12, Alexandria, VA, cancer, I wish to go to a Taylor Swift concert · Maeve, 4, Baltimore, MD, bone marrow transplant, I wish to have a party in the hospital with family · Maitha, 5, Qatar, MD, blood disorder, I wish to have a virtual shopping spree · Makayla, 14, Nottingham, MD, leukemia, I wish to go horseback riding in Hawaii · Malik, 7, Edgewood, MD, blood disorder, I wish to go to Hawaii · Marakey, 10, Alexandria, VA, lymphoma, I wish to go to Walt Disney World Resort · Maria, 18, Gambrills, MD, lymphoma, I wish to go to New York Fashion Week · Markel, 5, Indian Head, MD, congenital heart disease, I wish to meet Jayden Daniels · Maryam, 6, Alexandria, VA, nervous system disorder, I wish to go to Walt Disney World Resort · Mason, lymphoma, 15, Woodbridge, VA, I wish to go on a gem mining trip · Mateo, 5, Baltimore, MD, genetic disorder, I wish to be my superheroes (firefighter/police officer) · Matthew, 5, Alexandria, VA, bone marrow transplant, I wish to go to Walt Disney World Resort · Mav, 5, Sparrows Point, MD, cancer, I wish to go to Walt Disney World Resort · Maverick, 4, Crofton, MD, blood disorder, I wish to go to Walt Disney World Resort · Max, 12, Derwood, MD, neuromuscular disorder, I wish to go to Walt Disney World Resort · Maximo, 4, Gaithersburg, MD, blood disorder, I wish to have a shopping spree · Mfoniso, 12, Germantown, MD, leukemia, I wish to go to Walt Disney World Resort · Michelle, 15, Alexandria, VA, lymphoma, I wish to have tuition assistance · Mila, 7, Dunkirk, MD, respiratory disorder, I wish to have an outdoor deck · Minh, 11, Bethesda, MD, bone marrow transplant, I wish to have an iPad · Minh, 17, Bethesda, MD, bone marrow transplant, I wish to have a gaming laptop · Misael, 16, Woodbridge, VA, nervous system disorder, I wish to have an accessibility-focused room redo · Morelia, 9, Silver Spring, MD, cancer, I wish to have a shopping spree of comfort items · Muqaddim, 14, Alexandria, VA, cancer, I wish to go to a tropical destination · Naeem, 4, Essex, MD, congenital heart disease, I wish to go to Walt Disney World Resort · Naleisha, 18, Hyattsville, MD, cancer, I wish to have tuition assistance · Nathaly, 7, Alexandria, VA, rare disease, I wish to go to Walt Disney World Resort · Nesma, 17, Gaza, MD, lymphoma, I wish to have a shopping spree · Neveah, 7, Washington, DC, blood disorder, I wish to go to Walt Disney World Resort · Nico, 10, Rockville, MD, cancer, I wish to meet YouTuber Foltyn · Nina, 15, Potomac, MD, vascular disorder, I wish to go to Walt Disney World Resort · Noah, 9, Burke, VA, heart transplant, I wish to swim with dolphins at Discovery Cove · Noah, 5, Hyattsville, MD, leukemia, I wish to go to the San Diego Zoo · Nolan, 18, Chantilly, VA, cancer, I wish to go to Puerto Rico · Nora, 4, Kensington, MD, cancer, I wish to go to Walt Disney World Resort · Oliver, 9, Rockville, MD, bone marrow transplant, I wish to have a shopping spree · Olivia, 6, Swan Point, MD, blood disorder, I wish to go to Walt Disney World Resort · Olivia, 8, Bethesda, MD, leukemia, I wish to have a shopping spree · Femi, 18, Hyattsville, MD, blood disorder, I wish to have music studio equipment · Oswald, 17, Laurel, MD, bone marrow transplant, I wish to go to Hawaii · Paisley, 13, Hagerstown, MD, cancer, I wish to have a room redo · Peter, 17, Greenbelt, MD, blood disorder, I wish to go to Los Angeles · Peyton, 15, Stoney Beach, MD, bone marrow transplant, I wish to go to Walt Disney World Resort · Phoebe, 11, Laurel, MD, lymphoma, I wish to go to a tropical destination · Pranay, 16, Ellicott City, MD, neuromuscular disorder, I wish to go to Hawaii · Princeton, 7, Baltimore, MD, nervous system disorder, I wish to have a sensory play space in the basement · Rayden, 14, Lorton, VA, bone marrow transplant, I wish to have a room redo · Reese, 3, Bel Air, MD, cancer, I wish to go to Walt Disney World Resort · Rehnuma, 16, Hyattsville, MD, leukemia, I wish to have a computer for homework and games · Reid, 8, Hagerstown, MD, kidney disease, I wish to go to Myrtle Beach · Ricardo, 14, Beltsville, MD, neuromuscular disorder, I wish to have a shopping spree for comfort items · Riyam, 7, Bethesda, MD, bone marrow transplant, I wish to have a shopping spree · Robert, 3, Fairfax, VA, genetic disorder, I wish to have a sensory pillow that plays music · Bobby, 11, Arlington, VA, leukemia, I wish to go to Walt Disney World Resort · Rosario, 13, Gaithersburg, MD, nervous system disorder, I wish to have a wheelchair ramp · Sabrina, 5, Gaithersburg, MD, leukemia, I wish to have a shopping spree · Sadie, 15, Frederick, MD, cancer, I wish to go snowboarding in Park City, Utah · Salem, 14, Perry Hall, MD, vascular disorder, I wish to go to Hawaii · Salia-Rose, 7, Alexandria, VA, nervous system disorder, I wish to go on a Disney Cruise · Samnat, 4, Woodbridge, VA, leukemia, I wish to go to Walt Disney World Resort · Sam, 8, Washington, DC, leukemia, I wish to go to Walt Disney World Resort · Sam, 18, Alexandria, VA, leukemia, I wish to go golfing in Atlantis · Sam, 16, Brooklyn Park, MD, lymphoma, I wish to go to Puerto Rico · Saniya, 15, Odenton, MD, brain tumor, I wish to give to my local Masjid/Mosque · Sasindu, 10, Garrett Park, MD, bone marrow transplant, I wish to go to Walt Disney World Resort · Senna, 7, La Plata, MD, leukemia, I wish to go to Walt Disney World Resort · Shammah, 5, Hagerstown, MD, bone marrow transplant, I wish to go to Walt Disney World Resort · Snit, 18, Silver Spring, MD, cancer, I wish to go to Puerto Rico · Sofia, 3, Woodbridge, VA, metabolic disorder, I wish to go to Walt Disney World Resort · Sofia, 4, Annapolis, MD, cancer, I wish to go to Walt Disney World Resort · Sofia, 3, Westmister, MD, brain tumor, I wish to go to Walt Disney World Resort · Winnie, 12, Springfield, VA, bone marrow transplant, I wish to have tuition assistance · Sophia, 8, Hagerstown, MD, nervous system disorder, I wish to go to Walt Disney World Resort · Sophyii, 11, Frederick, MD, autoimmune disorder, I wish to be a nurse · Stephen, 18, Springfield, VA, leukemia, I wish to have a downstairs weight room · Steven, 13, Germantown, MD, lymphoma, I wish to have a gaming room makeover · Noah, 18, Silver Spring, MD, leukemia, I wish to go whale watching in Alaska · Tabitha, 13, Baltimore, MD, leukemia, I wish to meet Chef Esther Choi · Taylor, 14, La Plata, MD, nervous system disorder, I wish to go Myrtle Beach · Theodore, 4, Vienna, VA, leukemia, I wish to go to Walt Disney World Resort · Tom, 9, Potomac, MD, leukemia, I wish to go to San Diego · Tony, 9, Baltimore, MD, nervous system disorder, I wish to go to Walt Disney World Resort · Trevor, 4, Silver Spring, MD, nervous system disorder, I wish to have a sensory/music room · Tristan, 12, Rockville, MD, blood disorder, I wish to go see colored sand beaches in California · Tristan, 8, Middle River, MD, cancer, I wish to go to Walt Disney World Resort · Tristan, 9, Cockeysville, MD, leukemia, I wish to go to Walt Disney World Resort · Tyler, 17, Annapolis, MD, leukemia, I wish to have a new gaming system and set-up · Tori, 7, Hagerstown, MD, congenital heart disease, I wish to go to Walt Disney World Resort · Victoria, 6, Catonsville, MD, I wish to have an iPad and comfort items · Ginny, 18, Hamilton, VA, cancer, I wish to be a guest on The Today Show · William, 6, Burke, VA, leukemia, I wish to go to LEGOLAND · Winnie, 4, Leesburg, VA, liver disorder, I wish to go to Walt Disney World Resort · Winter, 9, Baltimore, MD, nervous system disorder, I wish to have a shopping spree · Wyatt, 11, Grantsville, MD, leukemia, I wish to have a hot tub · Xavier, 14, Street, MD, leukemia, I wish to go to Walt Disney World Resort · Yadira, 14, La Plata, MD, leukemia, I wish to have a shopping spree · Yared, 13, Washington, DC, cancer, I wish to go to Walt Disney World Resort · Za’Miya, 14, Lexington Park, MD, cancer, I wish to have a shopping spree · Zachary, 17, Joppa, MD, cancer, I wish to go to Walt Disney World Resort · Zachary, 8, Chantilly, VA, leukemia, I wish to be a zookeeper for the day at the Atlanta Zoo · Zahara, 16, Suitland, MD, blood disorder, I wish to go to Mexico to swim with a whale shark · Ze’la, 8, Washington, DC, metabolic disorder, I wish to go to Walt Disney World Resort · Zac, 16, Frederick, MD, blood disorder, I wish to go to Walt Disney World Resort · Zhy, 8, Washington, DC, I wish to go to Hawaii · Nika, 8, Bethesda, MD, bone marrow transplant, I wish to have a laptop · Zubair, 6, Lorton, VA, brain tumor, I wish to meet YouTube group “Unspeakable” ·

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