Over 30 volunteers gathered this December to wrap over 800 gifts for 27 families receiving holiday assistance this season. Smiles, holiday music, love, and the spirit of giving filled the air.

After taking the year off from wrapping gifts in 2020, due to COVID... 26 volunteers were back at it this year! 650+ presents were loaded into the trailer and 26 volunteers worked for hours to get everything wrapped, packed, and ready to deliver. This entire operation would not be possible without the volunteers who give up time on a very busy Sunday afternoon in December to assist. Thank you so much!

The challenges of COVID-19 have created stressful and isolating experiences for all of us.  This statement could not be more true for pediatric cancer patients and their families. Anna's Wish provided 65 Gift Cards from local restaurants to the Golisano Children's Hospital to brighten the day and offer a bit of respite to children undergoing treatment and their families.

The online shopping continued this year and because it was year two and we learned a lot from the first year, it was a little more organized. We were able to assist 22 families this year for the holidays. Once again, it was amazing to see all the amazing volunteers that came out to help. Thank you to everyone who donates to make this all possible. We could not do it without you and your generosity!

This year was a bit different than year's past... with Toy's R Us closing, we didn't have one store that could meet our needs, so we did most of our shopping online and delivered it to the site for wrapping.  Once again, we had so many volunteers that came out to assist with this task.  It was an afternoon filled with laughter, community, and service.  A special thanks goes out to all of our volunteers and all of the people who donate to make this day possible [gallery columns="5" size="medium"…

Spending time in the hospital can be difficult for children (as well as adults..) so we recently provided some tablets and a chromebook to some patients to help occupy their time while they are receiving their chemotherapy.  The tablets were for little ones to watch movies and play interactive games, while the chromebook was for an older child that wanted to 'blog' about his experiences in the hospital with this treatment.  We were happy to help out!