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| Did you know? A child does not have to be terminally ill to receive a wish. In fact, many children with life-threatening medical conditions go on to lead healthy lives. |
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Volunteer Overview and BenefitsFor individuals who have ever felt a desire to help kids triumph over life-threatening medical conditions, volunteering for the Make-A-Wish Foundation is an opportunity to make a difference. Hundreds of dedicated volunteers throughout the Northwest make magic happen for children by volunteering in areas such as wish granting, fundraising and special events, community speaking, administrative support and internships. These individuals offer their time and skills to help further the Foundation's mission by working in partnership with staff and other volunteers. In return, volunteers experience the joy of making a difference in the lives of children in communities from Soldotna, Alaska to Helena, Montana, and everywhere in between. Although it requires a significant commitment, Make-A-Wish volunteers say there's nothing more rewarding than helping make a child's most cherished dream a reality.Benefits of becoming a volunteerThe benefits of becoming a volunteer are often described by our volunteers in many ways:  Making a difference in the life of a child and his/her family Seeing the smile on a child's face after receiving a wish Setting an example for your own children Meeting new people and making new friends Learning new skills Receiving recognition and appreciation Creating lasting memories and friendships with fellow volunteers Knowing that the service you give makes the world a better placeCLICK HERE to see wish granting training dates in your area. |
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