Sunshine Foundation Past Dreamlifts

Dreamlifts

In an effort to make more dreams come true, Sunshine Foundation started its Dreamlift Program. The Dreamlift is Sunshine's way of reaching those children whose physical conditions do not allow them to be away from home for more that 24 hours.

Since Sunshine Foundation started its Dreamlift program, over 93 chartered planes have taken 4,600 children to Florida from cities across the United States. This program gives groups of seriously ill, physically challenged and abused children that special day in their favorite place...Universal Studios!

For information on how to adopt a seat for a deserving child on an upcoming Dreamlift, click here.

Mercer County
5/4/2010

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Mercer County
5/5/2009

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Mercer County
05/08/2007

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Mercer County
05/02/2006

5/2/06 - Special needs children from schools within Mercer County, NJ

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Atlantic City
12/2/2008

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Chicago
12/4/2007

Participating Schools
Chase Elementary
Christopher School
East Aurora
Farnsworth Elementary
Hanson Park
Hayt Elementary
Lake Park High School
Rudolph Learning Center
Solomon School
Stone Academy

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Atlantic City
12/09/2005

Participating Schools
Dane Barse - Vineland NJ
Ocean Mental Health - Bayville, NJ
Holly Dell - Hurffville, NJ
DHS - Cherry Hill, NJ
William Daview - Mays Landing, NJ
Team Randy - Toms River, NJ

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Mercer County
5/06/2008

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Philadelphia
05/09/2006

Participating Schools
St. Lucys Day School for Blind Children,
Upper Darby, PA
Archbishop Ryan School for Deaf and Hard of Hearing Children, Norwood, PA
HMS School for Children with Cerebral Palsy, Philadelphia, PA
Githens Center, Mt. Holly, NJ
UCP Cerebral Palsy School and Treatment Center, Pennsauken, NJ

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