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Wishes couldn't come true without supporters like you. Every dollar and gift helps bring more wishes to life for kids with life-threatening illnesses.
Wishing to be a princess
Like many 4-year-olds, Savannah loves pink, purple, fairies and princesses!
But unlike many children her age, Savannah has gone through treatment for cancer. She's now wishing to be a princess and go to a fairy-tale ball - but we need your help to make it happen.
Make a regular donation
A wish is an incredible gift to give a sick child – helping them discover that despite their situation, anything is possible.
Set up your regular gift today or find out more.
My wish experience gave me hope, but most importantly, the will to live… It made me realise that I shouldn't give up, or stop moving forward.
Julian 18 - wished to meet his idol, Gordon Ramsay
A gift in your Will
Give children the lasting legacy of a wish-come-true by leaving a special bequest in your Will.
In memory of a loved one
A gift in memory to Make-A-Wish Australia is a treasured and enduring tribute to a loved one.
Weddings, parties, celebrations
Planning a special event of your own? Asking friends and family to donate in lieu of gifts is quick, easy and infinitely rewarding.
Qantas points
Help more wishes take flight by donating your Qantas Frequent Flyer points to Make-A-Wish.
Whether you have plenty of points saved up, or just a few to spare, every donated point is valued at 0.86 cents, which is one of the best returns you'll find on the Qantas Store! (A JB Hi-Fi gift card is valued at 0.57 cents per point,by comparison.)
Starting from just 2,900 Qantas Points for a $25 gift, pay it forward and know your support makes all the difference.
Make a lasting impact
There are 700 kids on a Wish Journey in Australia right now, and hundreds more we need to reach.
Wish children whose images feature on this page:
Bailey, 6, Langerhan cell histiocytosis - I wish for a mow mow so I can mow the grass with my poppy.
Ace, 18, dystonia - I wish to be a part of the Brisbane Lions’ inner sanctum.
Audrey, 6, retinoblastoma - I wish to go to the snow in my own rocket.
Isla, 4, neuroblastoma - I wish to see snow and catch a snowflake on my tongue.
Sophie, 11, a rare brain tumour - I wish to shrink like Alice and have a Mad Hatter Tea Party.