40 years of imagination
Celebrating 40 years of granting life-changing wishes for critically ill children across Australia.
From heartwarming stories to corporate fundraising updates (and more!) here's your place to stay connected with everything happening at Make-A-Wish Australia.
You can find out how we grant life-changing wishes for families across Australia through our latest news below.
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Celebrating 40 years of granting life-changing wishes for critically ill children across Australia.
Make-A-Wish Australia thanks the sporting community for helping make unique wishes come true.
Record breaking results grant more life-changing wishes
12-year-old Bryson loves ANYTHING and EVERYTHING to do with the emergency services – and the police are his absolute favourite. Thanks to NSW Police, Bryson's wish came true!

Clinging onto his Wish Coin after his stem cell transplant gave Jack hope he would get better and get to have his wish.
I wish to be a flight attendant for a day
Trisha, 12 NSW Post kidney transplant
Travel agent Bec Wilkes has helped two Make-A-Wish Branches take-off in Queensland.
Nate loves woodworking but like any good craftsman, he needs a shed! So Nate’s wish was for his idol - Adam Dovile from Better Homes and Gardens - to build him a shed.
Memories of Todd's wish to swim with whale sharks will always remain strong for his family after he sadly passed away two months after the wish.
Inspired by his uncle's wish many years ago, 9-year-old Seb ran 14kms in the City2Surf and raised $1180 for future wishes.
Seeing the impact of daughter Gracie's wish to meet a quokka and get a selfie with it, inspired mum Bek to become a Make-A-Wish volunteer.
Clinging onto his Wish Coin after his stem cell transplant gave Jack hope he would get better and get to have his wish.
When Amy was diagnosed with a brain tumour, she lost her hair, her friends and her appetite. But rediscovering food led to a wish: travelling to Italy to learn how to cook.
The sadness around Tye's difficult medical journey was lifted when his wish for a camera was granted. The wish also inspired his mum Kellee to become a Make-A-Wish volunteer.
After three operations on her brain, Charlie chose to look ahead to brighter days. And she chose a wish that would help her on the path to becoming a school teacher.
In 2020, Jacinta had the chance to meet one of her sporting idols, AFL player Nic Naitanui. Now a kindergarten teacher, the impact of the wish still remains.
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⭐ Quinn, 6, acute lymphoblastic leukaemia, 'I wish to fly with a unicorn in the sky'
⭐ Toby, 9, osteosarcoma - 'I wish to go on holiday with the family and meet Shaun the sheep'
⭐ Brayden, 9, acute lymphoblastic leukaemia, 'I wish to have a VIP Sydney Football Club experience'
⭐ Cameron, 12, osteogenic sarcoma, 'I wish to become a zoo vet for a day'
⭐ Inayah, 5, severe congenital heart disease, 'I wish to transform into a real life princess'
⭐ Dwayne, 4, refractory epilepsy, 'I wish to go to the moon with Batman'
⭐ Levi, 6, Mitochondrial Disease (Complex 4 Deficiency) PNPT1 Mutation, 'I wish to have a space in my backyard that I can spend time in'
⭐ Alec, 11, Ewing sarcoma, 'I wish to learn more about trains and go on a new kind of train'