Back in 2012 a little boy with leukemia named Zachary wanted to meet Hellboy. The Make-A-Wish Foundation contacted actor Ron Perlman, who was more than happy to get back into his make-up and costume. He met Zachary as Hellboy, and the two spent the day hanging out together.
As John Cena retires from WWE tonight, I just want to give a shout-out to his incredible work in the community over the past 25 years, particularly when it comes to the Make-A-Wish Foundation where he's granted more wishes than any individual in history.
During the filming of Thor: Ragnarok, the Make-a-Wish Foundation granted a child to visit the set. The scene where Thor walks into a gladiatorial arena and sees the Hulk for the first time has the iconic line, “He’s a friend from work,” the kid actually suggested this dialog.
We're very excited to finally announce the charity we plan to donate to for this project!
Our selected charity is:
The Make-A-Wish Foundation
"Together, we can create life-changing wishes for children with critical illnesses. For children diagnosed with critical illnesses, a wish come true can be a crucial turning point in their lives. A wish can be that spark that helps these children believe that anything is possible and gives them the strength to fight harder against their illnesses."
"Star*dust - a Yuri!!! on Ice Astrology zine" is a split-profit zine where half the proceeds will go to charity and half to contributors, provided the zine makes profits of at least $1000. If profits are under $1000, the entire amount will be donated to charity.
Follow our account as we map our journey through the stars, and help the project support this very worthwhile cause! ⭐
GOT7 has partnered with Make-A-Wish Foundation for a meaningful project!
GOT7 is scheduled to embark on their 2019 “Keep Spinning” world tour with a two-day concert at KSPO Dome in Seoul on June 15 and 16. On June 12, JYP Entertainment revealed that starting with their Seoul concerts, GOT7 will also begin a project called “Keep Spinning, Keep Dreaming with GOT7.”
According to the agency, GOT7 hopes to show their support for children who suffer from critical illnesses around the world through the project. The group has joined forces with Make-A-Wish Foundation, and they are currently accepting requests from children with critical illnesses who wish to attend GOT7’s concerts or meet the group. Make-A-Wish Foundation grants wishes of children who are battling leukemia, brain tumors, lymphoma, and other rare illnesses.
Throughout their 2019 “Keep Spinning” world tour, GOT7 plans to visit various cities in Asia, North and South America, and Europe.