make-a-wish

A new leader is stepping into a role that brings hope and joy to local children. Greta Maxfield is ready to make wishes come true.

A four-year-old Wyoming girl overcame leukemia and celebrated the end of treatment by going to the Happiest Place on Earth 😁💓

“This trip was like a deep breath. It was an amazing break for our family that provided a light at the end of this long tunnel. With everything that’s happened in the last year, this experience was a reminder that we can still enjoy opportunities like this as a family,” said Jordyn's mom.

After the removal of the golf ball-sized tumor, Mikey lost his vision and many of the abilities we take for granted every day, such as walking, talking, eating on his own, and controlling his eyelids.

"A wish that was the best by par!’ That’s what we can only imagine Thane was thinking when his wish for a set of custom golf clubs was granted. With each and every wish, there is something magical that stands out to a wish kid. For Thane’...

Make-A-Wish Wyoming has announced Yellowstone National Park Lodges (Xanterra) as their community partner of the year.

Make-A-Wish Wyoming has announced its 2022 Volunteer of the year and it is Cheyenne resident Sandi Riley.

Make A Wish Wyoming granted a Star Wars-themed wish live at their Stories of Light Gala on November 12, 2022.

The Wyoming Make-A-Wish Foundation grants up to 30 wishes statewide a year.

In 1985, 10-year-old Brian of Gillette wished to have a BMX bike. Understanding the value a bike could hold for Brian, Make-A-Wish® Wyoming transformed his wish into reality. Brian’s wish was not just the first to be granted by Make-A-Wish Wyoming, but it also began a tradition of serving children battling life-threatening conditions across the state for decades to come...