Hope-Centered Healing

Published groundbreaking research in 2024 on the impact of wish fulfillment on children with critical illnesses and their families.

Publishes research on the impact of wishes on children with critical illnesses and their families, with a ground-breaking study released in 2024.

Grants wishes to children aged 3 to 17 diagnosed with life-threatening progressive, degenerative, or malignant conditions who have not previously received a wish from Make-A-Wish or a similar organization. The organization has granted over 650,000 wishes worldwide since 1980, including more than 16,000 wishes in FY24 across nearly 50 countries.

Grants wishes to children aged 3 to 17 diagnosed with life-threatening progressive, degenerative, or malignant conditions who have not previously received a wish from Make-A-Wish or a similar organization. The organization has granted over 650,000 wishes worldwide since 1980, including over 16,000 in FY24, across nearly 50 countries.

Supports an international network of Affiliates and Licensed Territories in nearly 50 countries and territories by helping them develop resources, administer programs, navigate policies, and advance their brand. Launched Make-A-Wish Tanzania in 2025, the first network member based in Africa.

Supports an international network of Affiliates and Licensed Territories in almost 50 countries and territories by helping them develop resources, administer programs, navigate policies and guidelines, and advance their brand. This includes launching new affiliates, such as Make-A-Wish Tanzania in 2025.

Provides structured, recovery-focused housing for women and individuals overcoming substance use disorders, supporting sobriety through lived experience, spiritual guidance, and community rebuilding. The homes operate with a weekly rent of $250 and a one-time $200 move-in fee.

Provides structured, recovery-focused housing for women and individuals overcoming substance use disorders, emphasizing spiritual guidance, peer support, and community connection to support long-term sobriety and life rebuilding.

SUNLIGHT OF THE SPIRIT operates a recovery home specifically for women, providing affordable housing and a supportive environment to maintain sobriety through lived experience and spiritual guidance. Residents pay a weekly rent of $250 and a one-time move-in fee of $200.

SUNLIGHT OF THE SPIRIT operates a recovery home specifically for women, providing affordable housing and a supportive environment to maintain sobriety through lived experience and spiritual guidance. Residents pay a weekly rent of $250 and a one-time move-in fee of $200.

Offers affordable housing to residents in recovery at a weekly rent of $250 and a one-time $200 move-in fee, reducing financial barriers to stable living environments.

Organizes an annual honorary ruck event featuring 5K and 10K ruck walks or runs, aimed at engaging community members, active duty military, veterans, and first responders, with a goal of attracting 800 participants at Horseshoe Equestrian Park in Queen Creek, AZ.

Offers no-cost community workshops tailored to address pressing societal mental health needs.

Provides no-cost community workshops tailored to societal needs.

Provides no-cost community workshops tailored to societal needs.

Provides financial sponsorships, up to $3,000 per individual, to cover the cost of mental health therapy sessions for youth, young adults, and parents in Arizona who are experiencing financial instability or inadequate insurance coverage. The organization has awarded over 3,300 therapy sessions.

Provides financial sponsorships, up to $3,000 per individual, to cover the cost of mental health therapy sessions for youth, young adults, and parents in Arizona who are experiencing financial instability or inadequate insurance coverage. The organization has awarded over 3,300 therapy sessions.

Provides financial assistance, up to $3,000 per individual, to cover the cost of mental health therapy sessions for youth, young adults, parents, and others in Arizona who face financial instability or inadequate insurance coverage. Requires applicants to have an existing relationship with or a scheduled intake session with a qualified mental health professional.