Make-A-Wish Foundation Brings Joy To 121 Children Through Partnership With Hussein Foundation

The Make-A-Wish Foundation, in collaboration with the Hussein Foundation and Cancer Centre in Amman, Jordan, has fulfilled the wishes of 121 children battling serious illnesses from January to September 2024. This initiative has brought joy and hope to these children, highlighting the power of giving and the impact of collective efforts in spreading happiness.

Hani Al-Zubaidi, CEO of the Make-A-Wish Foundation, expressed his gratitude to the Hussein Cancer Centre for its continuous support. He stated, "This collaboration with the Hussein Foundation and Cancer Centre is proof of what can be achieved when hands unite for a common humanitarian goal. The smiles that appeared on the faces of these sick children when their wishes were fulfilled remind us of the importance of hope and the great strength that comes from making wishes come true."

Al-Zubaidi highlighted the essential role played by the Hussein Cancer Centre. The centre not only provides advanced medical care but also supports initiatives that improve children's mental and emotional health. He remarked on their shared commitment to comprehensive care, stating: "We are proud to work hand in hand with the Hussein Cancer Centre, as this institution is committed to comprehensive care for children, just as we are at the Make-A-Wish Foundation. Together, we can bring moments of happiness and comfort to these young heroes and their families."

The CEO concluded by emphasising how community and institutional unity can make a significant difference for those in need. He noted that their ongoing partnership with the Hussein Cancer Centre demonstrates that compassionate hearts and teamwork can bring hope even in challenging situations. "This achievement is a strong reminder of the difference that can be made when communities and institutions unite to support those in need. Our ongoing collaboration with the Hussein Cancer Centre has proven that through compassionate hearts, teamwork, and a shared vision, even the most difficult circumstances can shine with hope and happiness," he said.

With inputs from WAM