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December 11, 2023
UMary Men's & Women's Basketball + Make-A-Wish ND = SLAM DUNK
A beautiful school teaming up tomorrow along with Make-A-Wish North Dakota
I say beautiful in every way - location, and people who work and attend school there. Tomorrow both UMary Men and Women's basketball teams have home games scheduled - obviously, they won't play at the SAME time - even better. You see the Marauders want to come out ahead on the scoreboard, but the points won't matter in the long run - helping raise money to help MAKE A WISH come true is the real victory.
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I say beautiful in every way - location, and people who work and attend school there. Tomorrow both UMary Men and Women's basketball teams have home games scheduled - obviously, they won't play at the SAME time - even better. You see the Marauders want to come out ahead on the scoreboard, but the points won't matter in the long run - helping raise money to help MAKE A WISH come true is the real victory.

December 06, 2023
Make-A-Wish kids wishing it forward this holiday season
Make-A-Wish wants to spark hope this holiday season with the debut of The Holiday Wish Line, a telephone hotline with messages recorded by wish kids designed to give callers a moment of joy as they navigate the holiday season.
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November 29, 2023
NDT - Make A Wish: National Epilepsy Awareness Month - November 8
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Make-A-Wish Foundation makes dream come true for 7-year-old boy from Grafton
Rylan Tanke, who is battling Duchenne muscular dystrophy, is headed to Disney World for his golden birthday.
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October 16, 2023
A movie star dog's legacy begins as her life on a North Dakota farm ends
What began as a 2008 Make-A-Wish North Dakota trip for Ellen, who had acute lymphoblastic leukemia, turned into a 15-year partnership touching the lives of hundreds of people across North America.
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September 08, 2023
Magic in Medora: Harper's Disney wish granted
MEDORA, ND — Harper Wetzel of Glen Ullin saw her wish granted Thursday evening on stage at the Medora Musical. She will be joined in Disney World by her parents Jesse and Kari, as well as her six year-old brother Hunter. Harper suffers a rare form of brain cancer.
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