Daisy is in her wheelchair inside the Disneyland Paris Park. Daisy's arms are raised in the air to cheer. Daisy is wearing oversized, Mickey Mouse hand gloves. Her sister Freya is stood slightly out of shot but can be seen touching one of the gloves. Mum is smiling behind Daisy.

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“The wish makes it possible to do the things we otherwise wouldn’t be able to do by dealing with the logistics! Thank you so much to everyone who has supported Make-A-Wish. Daisy’s wish brought us closer together as a family and we’re so grateful for that!” - Daisy's mum 💙

Selfie of dad and Daisy taken while riding Dumbo the Flying Elephant ride at Disneyland Paris. On the ride, Daisy and dad are flying over water and smiling for the camera.

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Thanks to the generous support of The Kentown Wizard Foundation, Daisy had her wish ‘to go to Disneyland Paris’ granted and the family had their first opportunity in six years to spend time together away.

Daisy had fun on the rides and got to meet her favourite character, Donald Duck! 🦆

Daisy is sat in a highchair inside a restaurant at Disneyland Paris. She is smiling for the camera, wearing a tie-dye t-shirt and a floral-patterned neck scarf.

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Daisy, age seven, lives with Kcna1, a genetic condition. On top of this, she also has a multi system disorder, causing several other health issues. So far, Daisy is the only person known to have both of her conditions.

From right to left, Mum is holding Daisy, Mickey Mouse, Freya, Daisy's older sister, Minnie Mouse and Dad are all stood for a family photo together. Minnie Mouse is wearing a pink and white gingham dress and hairbow. Mickey Mouse's shirt matches this but is beneath blue dungarees. Both Freya and Daisy are wearing Mickey and Minnie shirts, and Freya also has golden ears on.

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Last year, funding from The Kentown Wizard Foundation enabled us to grant 100 Disneyland Paris wishes! We can't thank them enough for their latest grant of £520,000 which will enable more children living with critical illnesses like Daisy, create magical memories with their families ✨

From left to right, Jacob’s dad, Sir Brian May, Jacob, his mum and younger brother, Lennon are stood smiling for a photo. Standing in a large living room with high ceilings, they’re in front of a large Christmas tree, decorated with tinsel, baubles and icy blue lights.

Sir Brian May and Jacob are stood in a large, carpeted living room. On the right, Jacob is playing a red guitar and concentrating on his finger positions on the strings, and he strums them. Sir Brian is stood on the left. He has both hands out gesturing towards Jacob and is smiling.

Throughout treatment for acute lymphoblastic leukaemia, Jacob has found a love for music.

We recently granted his wish to meet his inspiration for learning to play the guitar, Sir Brian May 🎸

Together, they chatted all things music, played guitar and even started songwriting 🎼

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When a wish is granted, it can inspire the wish child to believe that anything is possible, helping restore some of the childhood that they missed out on because treatment for their condition interrupted school or typical family activities ✨

#MakeAWishUK #WishgrantingCharity

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From all of us at Make-A-Wish UK, we’re wishing a very Happy Lunar New Year to all our wish families, volunteers, colleagues, supporters, partners and suppliers who celebrate ✨

We hope you have a brilliant time! 💙

#YearOfTheSnake #LunarNewYear

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Our gaming team are all set up and ready to go at Pocket Gamer Connects!

Come chat to Hannah and Ben about the incredible impact the games industry can have for children living with critical illnesses and the joy of granting wishes!

They're on stand B8 on the ground floor 🎮

#PGCLondon #PGConnects

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Thinking of taking on the #SydneyMarathon2025 or looking to tick off another Abbott World Major Marathon? 🏅

Join team #WishHero! We have spaces and can't wait to support you every step of the way on your running journey 🏃

Find out more and apply 👇
www.make-a-wish.org.uk/get-involved...

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A wish is more than just one moment. It inspires wish children to believe that anything is possible and reach for the stars - days, months and even years after their wish. ⭐

#Wish #Impact #Feedback

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Dark blue background with four wide yellow boxes which represent different wish types. First is the 'to be' wishes and 4 of these wishes were granted in November. Beneath the yellow box, there's an example of this wish category which says: "I wish to be a rockstar for the day and perform on stage!". The second box represents the 'to have' wishes. Make-A-Wish UK granted 25 of these last month. The example beneath this reads: "I wish to have a spa pool at home to help relax my muscles!". Beneath this, the 'to go' wish category has 28 wishes granted in November. The example is "I wish to go to the theatre and see a musical for the first time!". Lastly, is the 'to meet' wishes and 8 of these were granted. The example beneath is "I wish to meet my favourite footballer and watch them play!".

Drumroll please...🥁

In November, we granted... 65 wishes! ⭐

A big thank you to all our community who helped make these wishes possible 💙

#MakeAWishUK #Wish #Wishgranting #Charity #Rockstar #Spa #Theatre #Football

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Wishes provide a much-needed escape from critical illness. However, growing demand means it’s taking longer than ever to grant every child’s wish.

Without your support, we can't meet this demand and reach children before it’s too late. Donate now 👇
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Teddy is wearing red and green Christmas pyjamas and is sat on a brown carpet. He is looking up at the camera and smiling while holding a children’s book in his hands. To the right, there are lots of Christmas presents stacked up against the wall. The wrapping paper is blue and red and has cartoon graphics of Father Christmas and Christmas trees on it.

Teddy and his family are sat inside a wooden log cabin at Centre Parcs’ 2022 Winter Wonderland. Behind them is Father Christmas and they’re all smiling for the camera. In the background, there are toys, presents and a Christmas tree.

Teddy (6) was diagnosed with medulloblastoma, a type of high-grade brain tumour.

Following a Christmas in hospital, Teddy wished ‘to visit Centre Parcs at Christmastime' so he could make new memories in a wintery paradise ❄️

Donate to help grant wishes 👇
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Light blue border with a photo in the middle. Daisy is stood smiling at the pool side in a leisure centre. She is wearing a pink swimming hat and pink and purple goggles on her head. The photo is pinned to the border with a red trophy graphic, a teal and yellow person swimming graphic and yellow text box which reads: "Fantastic fundraisers".

A big well done to our fantastic fundraiser Daisy who took on a sponsored swim for us!

Daisy swam 400m unaided and without stopping, also earning her a new swimming badge 🏊

Thank you so much for raising over £300 for critically ill children and helping grant wishes ⭐

#MakeAWishUK

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Behind every wish granted is a village of caring, ambitious and dedicated people ⭐

Together, we're determined to turn tears into cheers and give children facing critical illness the chance to dream big and create life-long memories, no matter what the future holds 💙

#MakeAWishUK