Make-a-wish

Together, we grant wishes that transform the lives of critically ill children

Every year in Switzerland, many children receive a diagnosis that changes their lives forever. The joy of childhood suddenly gives way to medical treatments and hospital nights.

A wish granted gives back this childhood stolen by illness. It brings light and joy, leaving a lasting imprint on the hearts of the entire family.

Make a wish come true with us, because hope changes everything .

Make-A-Wish in action

Become a Wish Maker

Donate

Your donation, whether one-off or regular, allows children to rediscover moments of joy stolen by illness.

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Even 30 minutes of your time each week helps us grant wishes faster.

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Find out how to involve your company in the wishes process to give meaning to your actions.

The journey of the wish

Beyond the moments of happiness and fun they bring, wishes have a profound impact. They play a vital role in improving the health and well-being of seriously ill children and their families.

Wishing is therapy

When faced with a serious illness, a child faces not only complex physical challenges, but also a heavy emotional burden. A wish awakens the strength and optimism essential to combat adversity in all its forms.

Much more than a moment of joy, it is a real treatment that allows the child to rediscover their carefree nature, to rediscover play, and to reconnect with their family and those around them.

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Families say the vow has strengthened their family ties.
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Children say their wish helps them look to the future with optimism.

Dreams come true

Behind every wish lies a unique story, a daily struggle and a moment of pure magic. Discover how these precious moments transformed the lives of these courageous children and their families.

Our collaborative events

Each event is the result of a collective commitment. Thanks to the support of our donors, volunteers, and partners, Make-A-Wish continues to grow and provide unique moments to sick children.