Caylee Wert of Pennsylvania was recently granted a dream from the Sunshine Foundation for a bedroom makeover. Caylee lives with Apert syndrome, a rare genetic disorder that affects the shape of the skull, face, hands, and feet.
“I really appreciate you for giving me the opportunity to makeover my bedroom. The new bed, dresser, and nightstand is amazing. I know that the bed will help with my sleep apnea, and I love that my nightstand and dresser are a matching set. Thank you for granting my dream come true,” said Dreamer Caylee of Julian, PA.
Sunshine Foundation answers dreams to children with life-long severe chronic illnesses and conditions such as: spina bifida, cerebral palsy, Level 3 Severe Autism, Down syndrome, hydrocephalus, severe epilepsy, Sickle Cell Disease, blindness, deafness, trauma from abuse, and others.
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To make these dreams a reality for children that may be turned away from other wish-granting organizations that require a life-threatening or critical diagnosis, Sunshine Foundation relies on the generosity of individuals, organizations, and corporations.
Caylee’s “Dream Come True” was made possible through a generous donation from Glory Days Grill’s annual golf tournament and a generous donor.
You can also make a dream come true by donating at www.sunshinefoundation.org.
The most common request is a Magical Dream to visit Disney World, Legoland, SeaWorld, and Universal Studios while choosing to stay at the Sunshine Foundation Dream Village near Disney.
Sunshine Foundation also answers Special Dreams: shopping sprees, computers and iPads, outdoor playsets, above-ground swimming pools, family trips, cruises, adaptive tricycles and other special needs equipment, plus many more.
Since 1976, Sunshine Foundation has spread Sunshine into the lives of more than 42,000 children throughout the United States. For more information to refer a child or to make a donation, please visit www.sunshinefoundation.org.
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