Make-A-Wish

Read the heartwarming story of Eli, a brave youngster fighting leukemia, who had his wish granted by Make-A-Wish Minnesota and a local pet store in St. Cloud.

A little girl's wish came true Friday afternoon at Sartell Middle School.

After battling kidney failure, High School Senior Dylan Roses is now set to conquer the world's tallest roller coaster thanks to Make-A-Wish.

A Sartell boy's heartfelt wish came true Friday afternoon. Eight-year-old Jackson Stewart, a student at Oak Ridge Elementary, was surprised with a special pep rally to unveil his new kitty cat golf cart.

Keep an eye out this summer for a Kitty-kat golf kart roaming around the Trails in Sartell.

For most students homecoming week is a time for school spirit. But, this year in the Sartell School District it's about making a wish come true for an 8-year-old boy.

Make-A-Wish Minnesota has cut ties with a vehicle-donation charity that is being investigated by Minnesota's attorney general. Car Donation Foundation was accused last week of putting little money toward its advertised mission while steering millions to for-profit companies owned by the group's founders.

A Minnesota charity that relies on vehicle donations says it disagrees with a state attorney general report that too little of the money it raises goes to charity.

The Make-A-Wish Foundation wants to help make more wishes come true for kids in the St. Cloud area. Make-A-Wish Minnesota has been granting wishes for over 30 years to kids throughout the state.