In honor of Giving Tuesday, BOK Financial, a leading financial institution, has generously donated a $100,000 match to Make-A-Wish Arizona. Every donation made to the wish-granting non-profit through December 1, 2023, will be matched dollar for dollar, up to $100,000.


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“We are incredibly grateful for the ongoing support of BOK Financial. Their commitment to making a difference in the lives of children with critical illnesses is truly inspiring,” said Fran Mallace, President and CEO of Make-A-Wish Arizona. “By doubling the impact of every donation, we can create even more magical moments for wish kids and their families.”

“This is such a worthwhile cause that we know is near and dear to our community,” said BOK Financial’s Arizona market CEO Chet Samuelson. “Being able to contribute in this way means a lot to us as we are endlessly inspired by the work being done by Make-A-Wish here in Phoenix.”

The average cost of a wish is $10,000 and Make-A-Wish Arizona’s Giving Tuesday fundraising goal is $200,000 – enough to grant 20 wishes. There are currently more than 600 hundred children in Arizona who are waiting for their wishes to be granted.

Make-A-Wish Arizona provides 100 percent of the cost of a wish and relies exclusively on donations to fund wishes. Many families who receive a wish are already going through financial hardship with medical care costs. Make-A-Wish Arizona wants to ensure that there are no obstacles for the family so the wish kid can enjoy their wish.

“Every contribution, no matter the size, will make a significant difference in the lives of wish kids,” Mallace continued. “By participating in Giving Tuesday and supporting Make-A-Wish Arizona, you can help bring happiness and strength to children battling critical illnesses.”

To have your gift matched and your impact doubled, visit the official Make-A-Wish Arizona Giving Tuesday donation page at arizona.wish.org/GivingTuesday until December 1, 2023. Help Make-A-Wish Arizona ensure that every eligible child gets a wish.