Make-A-Wish Basics
Make-A-Wish creates life-changing wishes for children with these kinds of illnesses.
Critical Illnesses
Make-A-Wish began with the wish of a boy named Chris _____.
Greicius
Visiting a dream destination is an “I wish to _____” wish.
Go
Our Make-A-Wish Club is at this college.
Broward College
Giving your time to help at the event is called ___
Volunteering
This is the name of the organization your club supports
Make-A-Wish Southern Florida
Chris wished to be this for a day.
Police officer
Meeting a favorite athlete is an “I wish to _____” wish.
Meet
Our Chapter is called the ___ Chapter
Stars
A person who contributes money or items to a cause is called
Donor
True or false: Every child with a critical illness automatically receives a wish.
False; eligibility must be confirmed
Chris’s wish took place in this year.
1980
Receiving a new gaming setup is an “I wish to _____” wish.
Have
This app is used for our club events and attendance.
Modern Involve
Sharing a club event post can help more students learn about it. True or false?
True
A child must be under this age when referred for a wish.
18
World Wish Day is celebrated on this date.
April 29
Becoming a superhero for a day is an “I wish to _____” wish.
Be
Our next club meeting is on ___
October 21
Name one way a student could support our toy drive.
Donate a toy, volunteer, promote it, or help sort toys
This is the youngest age at which a child may be referred.
2 1/2 yrs old
The first official Make-A-Wish wish was granted to Frank “_____” Salazar.
Bopsy
Name all four wish types in this round.
Go, meet, have, and be
Our 2nd annual campus-wide drive will collect these items
Toys
Name two ways club members can support Make-A-Wish beyond donating money.
volunteer, organize an event, spread awareness, or collect toys