Last year, the 27th Annual Make-A-Wish Golf Tournament raised $31,436 for Make-A-Wish®.
Make-A-Wish is deeply appreciative of Dr. Joel Myers of Accuweather in State College and his commitment to helping children of the area with life-threatening illnesses.
Associated Wholesalers, Inc. in Robesonia, PA, has been supporting Make-A-Wish since 2007.
Since 2011, B. Braun Medical, Inc. in Bethlehem, PA, has generously donated funds and air miles to help make wishes come true.
For the last four years, employees from 14 Coldwell Banker offices have conducted a variety of fundraisers, such as raffles, a bowl-a-thon, a Monte Carlo night, a shopping extravaganza and a holiday house tour, to benefit Make-A-Wish.
The Associates of Standard Bank have been proud supporters of Make-A-Wish® since 1994.
CONSOL Energy raised more than $153,000 at its 16th Make-A-Wish Golf Outing.
Mylan Charitable Foundation, based in Canonsburg, PA, helped to grant the wishes of local children battling life-threatening medical conditions with its first $39,000 donation.
Each school in DuBois Area School District holds a Make-A-Wish Week to raise money.
Equitable Gas holds its "Bringing the Heat" campaign every Pirates season to benefit Make-A-Wish.
Erie Insurance has been supporting Make-A-Wish's mission since 2001.
GE Transportation began raising funds for Make-A-Wish in 1993 through an annual fundraising event.
Give Kids the World gives our Make-A-Wish chapter more than $200,000 a year in in-kind donations covering accommodations and park tickets.
Krista's Bike Show, in memory of wish child Krista Pawlowski, started in 2000 as part of Harvest of Dreams.
Make-A-Wish Greater Pennsylvania and Southern West Virginia recognizes Macy's as one of its biggest donors.
The McKamish Family Foundation, a local Pittsburgh charitable organization, has been a longtime, generous donor.
In 1991, the first Moms for Make-A-Wish Softball Tournament was held and raised $2,000. Twenty-two years later, a few original players and many new recruits continue the annual tradition of a week-long softball tournament to raise funds for Make-A-Wish.
The Lightner family, their supporters and campers have shown great generosity in helping Make-A-Wish for many years.
The West Virginia Oil Marketers & Grocers Association (OMEGA) raised $168,507 to help grant the wishes of children diagnosed with life-threatening conditions during the month of August 2012.
Since 1995, Pitt Ohio Employees have been donating $1 out of their weekly paycheck and have raised more than $242,000.
The Pittsburgh Penguins have supported Make-A-Wish for several years through its Pens and Pins bowling tournament and many other ways.
Plum Borough School District hosts a telethon each year, with each school participating in a variety of different fundraisers.
Since 2000, PNC employees have raised more than $764,000 for Make-A-Wish through two major fundraising events each year.
For the past 22 years, the employees of Prudential Preferred Reality have been supporting Make-A-Wish through office fundraisers, including yard sales, dances, auctions, holiday luncheons and bowl-a-thons.
Employees of Robroy Industries have been holding year round fundraisers for the past eight years, while the company matches their gifts dollar for dollar.
Pittsburgh Steelers Quarterback Ben Roethlisberger, along with his father Ken, presented a $25,000 donation to Make-A-Wish President and CEO Judi Stone.
Rutter’s charitable contributions of $221,528 in 2010 pushed the company’s giving for the past seven years to more than $2 million.
Since 1992, every Sheetz employee contributes to the company-wide “For The Kidz” program – an event created by two district managers looking for a new way to uphold the Sheetz tradition of giving back to their community.
Now in its 12th year, the Truck Convoy for Wishes, benefiting Make-A-Wish®, has become a tradition with local truckers and trucking companies to raise money through pledges to support local children with life-threatening medical conditions.
Tudor’s Biscuit World raised enough funds to grant the wishes of 11 children this past year thanks to the efforts of customers and employees.
WDSN-FM Sunny 106 DuBois,PA started its Light Up A Child's Life campaign in 1994 and has been a continued supporter of Make-A-Wish since then.
Westinghouse Electric Company, as well as the Blairsville Westinghouse Specialty Metals Plant Emergency Brigade and Nuclear Service Division, are big supporters of Make-A-Wish.
Pittsburgh radio station WISH 99.7 FM has donated air time for Make-A-Wish's Light Up A Child's Life® Campaign for more than 20 years.
WPXZ in Punxsutawney, PA had its first Light Up A Child's Life campaign in December of 1992.
Star 104 in Erie, PA, has been helping to make wishes come true for 16 years.