PETALING JAYA: Nonprofit organisation Make-A-Wish Malaysia, which is dedicated to fulfilling the wishes of critically ill children aged three to 18, r...
Funds to help nonprofit organisation achieve aim of granting 160 wishes of critically ill children this year as fulfilling each wish requires about RM7,000
Make-A-Wish Malaysia CEO Irene Tan said: “The company auctioned its products to help raise funds for us, so that we could grant more wishes to critically ill children and give them courage and hope to fight on.” She said Make-A-Wish has granted the wish of a nine-year-old battling stage four neuroblastoma, which is a cancer that develops from immature nerve cells found in several areas of the body.“Another wish we fulfilled was for a child born during the April 2020 pandemic and diagnosed with leukaemia. Her medical treatments included three painful bone marrow aspirations.
“When we heard about the good work that Make-A-Wish Malaysia is doing for critically ill children, we felt that it aligned with our mission of making a meaningful difference in the community,“ he said, adding that the auction featured pieces designed with Cosentino materials.
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