You can help make a child’s Dream Come True! Sunshine Foundation currently has a waiting list of almost 400 children located throughout the U.S. The most popular dream request is for a trip to the Orlando attractions. The average cost to Adopt a Dream in full is $6,000.

Listed below are the children on the waiting list. If you would like to help “Adopt a Dream” for a specific child, please make a donation and indicate the child’s name, diagnosis and city and state they are from.  Please note, if your donation is received and full sponsorship has already been attained for a particular child on the regular waiting list, the funds will be applied to another child on our waiting list.

Any and all funding received through the Adopt a Dream program will be applied towards the child’s dream as designated.  If, however, the child receives a dream/wish through any other organization while waiting for their dream to be fulfilled, funds would instead be applied towards another child on Sunshine Foundation’s waiting list.

The children shown in GREEN are linked to our Adopt a Dream Site, a crowd sourcing site that allows families to fundraise for their child.  GREEN indicates child is awaiting additional funds to reach full sponsorship.  Please donate to these children’s dreams on our Adopt a Dream Website.

BLACK means the child is on the waiting list and may not have any designated sponsorship, or may only be partially sponsored – your donation to Sunshine Foundation may help!  If your donation is not designated towards a particular child, we will simply apply your donation to another child waiting to receive their dream come true!                                                                                                                                

Alabama

Karlie, from Guntersville, diagnosed with Cerebral Palsy

Payton, from Huntsville, diagnosed with Strabismic amblyopia, nystagmus

Arizona

Anahita, from Mesa, diagnosed with Congenital Glaucoma

Lidia, from Phoenix, diagnosed with severe psychotic disorder, schizophrenia

Arkansas

Bennett, from North Little Rock, diagnosed with Optic Nerve Hypoplasia

Zachary, from Jonesboro, diagnosed with Low-functioning Autism, epilepsy

California

Diamond, from Sacramento, diagnosed with Dystonic Cerebral Palsy

Fernando, from Menlo Park, diagnosed with Low-functioning Autism

Jei Hoon, from Norwalk, diagnosed with Low-functioning Autism

  Katie, from Lancaster, diagnosed with Low-functioning Autism

Colorado

Connecticut

Delaware

Jonathan, from Newark, diagnosed with Low-functioning Autism, spinocerebellar atrophy

Ember, from Newark, diagnosed with Morquio syndrome

Aiden, from Wilmington, diagnosed with Low-functioning Autism

Bryce, from Newark, diagnosed with Low-functioning Autism

J. Tyler, from Seaford, diagnosed with Quadriplegic cerebral palsy

Florida

Georgia

Darwin, from Kennesaw, diagnosed with Low-functioning Autism

Kaylynn, from Leary, diagnosed with Traumatic Brain injury

Logan, from Thomasville, diagnosed with Trisomy 21, heart disease

Girl, from Chatsworth, diagnosed with Spastic Cerebral Palsy

lllinois

Marissa, from Beecher, diagnosed with Low-functioning Autism

Connor, from Skokie, diagnosed with Low-functioning Autism

Jaremey, from St. Charles, diagnosed with Low-functioning Autism

Marquise, from Chicago, diagnosed with Low-functioning Autism

Londyn, from Chicago, diagnosed with Tetraplegic cerebral palsy

Indiana

Kendell, from Columbus, diagnosed with an Immune-deficiency disorder

Daylon, from Huntingburg, diagnosed with Trauma

Colten, from Terre Haute, diagnosed with Eosinophilic esophagitis

Tarique, from Indianapolis, diagnosed with Spastic quadriparetic cerebral palsy

Iowa

Dominick, from Council Bluffs, diagnosed with Infantile Cerebral Palsy

Kansas

Ryley, from Ellinwood, diagnosed with Type 1 Diabetes

Kentucky

Isaac, from Mayfield, diagnosed with Achondroplasia

Louisiana

Farrenton, from Vacherie, diagnosed with Low-functioning Autism; trauma

Maine

Maryland

Tyson, from Baltimore, diagnosed with VACTERL association, tetralogy of fallot

Boy, from Baltimore, diagnosed with Cri du chat syndrome

Brooklyn, from Bel Air, diagnosed with CVA, stroke

Massachusetts

Jazmine, from Peabody, diagnosed with Congenital Brain Malformation

Girl, from Revere, diagnosed with Hypoxic Encephalopathy

Nicholas, from Canton, diagnosed with Cerebral palsy

Michigan

John, from Sterling Heights, diagnosed with Rubenstein-Taybi syndrome

Fayez,  from Dearborn, diagnosed with Myelomeningocele

Carlos, from Sterling Heights, diagnosed with Low-functioning Autism

Cameron, from Detroit, diagnosed with Chromosome deletion, seizure disorder

Boy from Dearborn, diagnosed with Low-functioning Autism

Karmen, from Wayland, diagnosed with Trauma

Melanie, from Pontiac, diagnosed with Myelomeningocele and Hip dysplasia

Gracie, from Clio, diagnosed with Cerebral palsy

Brandon, from Detroit, diagnosed with Trauma; Low-functioning Autism

Minnesota

Mississippi

Elizabeth, from Columbia, diagnosed with seizures, Low-functioning Autism

Missouri

Hayden, from Poplar Bluff, diagnosed with PPD, NOS, multiply disabled

Nathan, from Clinton, diagnosed with Low-functioning Autism

Landon, from Hannibal, diagnosed with Low-functioning Autism

Nebraska

Vincent, from Lincoln, diagnosed with Hypoxic Ischemic Encephalopathy

Nevada

Kiowa, from Las Vegas, diagnosed with Low-functioning Autism

Cheyenne, from Yerington, diagnosed with Chronic Regional Pain Syndrome

New Hampshire

New Jersey

Mary, from Middlesex, diagnosed with Type 1 diabetes

Maria, from Hamilton Square, diagnosed with Nephrotic syndrome

Nathan, from Gloucester, diagnosed with severe Hemophilia

Boy, from Cranford, diagnosed with Cerebral Palsy

Joseph, from Colombia, diagnosed with Cerebral Palsy

Tristin, from Clayton, diagnosed with Low-functioning Autism

Girl, from Red Bank, diagnosed with Spina Bifida

New York

Valeria, from Mamaroneck, diagnosed with Severe skeletal abnormalities

Zayden, from Hamilton, diagnosed with Eosinophilic esophagitis

Anderson, from Bronx, diagnosed with Severe intellectual disability

Tianni, from Brooklyn, diagnosed with Prader-Willi syndrome

Boy, from New York, diagnosed with Spastic quadriplegic Cerebral Palsy

Max, from Brooklyn, diagnosed with Low-functioning Autism

Vincent, from Bronx, diagnosed with Low-functioning Autism

Moshe, from Brooklyn, diagnosed with SLC1A4 deficiency

Amy, from New York, diagnosed with Dandy Walker syndrome

Nisayra, from New York, diagnosed with Low-functioning Autism

Boy, from Brooklyn, diagnosed with severe developmental delays

Brinley, from Owego, diagnosed with Trisomy 21

Brian, from New York, diagnosed with Low-functioning autism

Johnathan, from Fulton, diagnosed with Low-functioning Autism

Boy, from Brooklyn, diagnosed with Complex Heart Disease

Deborah, from Spring Valley, diagnosed with Autoimmune Encephalopathy

Jaiden, from Middletown, diagnosed with low-functioning autism

Nia, from Brooklyn, diagnosed with speech delays; blind

Wanda, from Corona, diagnosed with Low-functioning Autism

North Carolina

MacKenzie, from Hope Mills, diagnosed with Retinal blindness, Cerebral palsy

Brittney, from Winston-Salem, diagnosed with Spina bifida

Damaryius, from Raleigh, diagnosed with Vacterl syndrome

Benjamin, from Kernersville, diagnosed with Myelodysplasia of spinal cord

 

North Dakota

Haley, from West Fargo, diagnosed with Static encephalopathy

Ohio

Scott, from Alvordton, diagnosed with Ehlers-Danlos syndrome

Dakoda. from Bryan, diagnosed with Von Willebrand III

Christian, from Cincinnati, diagnosed with Severe intellectual disability

Mackenzie, from Akron, diagnosed with Sturge Weber hemiparesis

Siena, from New Franklin, diagnosed with Low-functioning Autism

Oklahoma

Adilynn, from Sallisaw, diagnosed with quadriplegia

Oregon

Pennsylvania

Raymond, from Leesport, diagnosed with Down Syndrome

Lee, from Alburtis, diagnosed with Severe developmental delays

Milen, from Hatfield, diagnosed with Spina Bifida

Amaya, from Philadelphia, diagnosed with SeptoOptic Dysplasia

Samuel, from Reinholds, diagnosed with Severe hemophilia

Shawn, from Olyphant, diagnosed with Low functioning autism

Madilyn, from Hatboro, diagnosed with Cerebral palsy

Virginia, from Philadelphia, diagnosed with Low-functioning Autism

Nicolo, from Wilkes Barre, diagnosed with Down Syndrome; Hirschsprung disease

Wyatt, from Warren, diagnosed with FPIES (food protein-induced enterocolitis) and eosinophilic esophagitis

Gabriel, from Oil City, diagnosed with Diabetes Mellitus

Tyrese, from Philadephia, diagnosed with Cerebral palsy

Girl, from Erie, diagnosed with Low-functioning Autism

Boy, from Erie, diagnosed with Low-functioning Autism

Christian, from Clymer, diagnosed with Type 1 Diabetes

 

Rhode Island

Ibrahima, from North Providence, diagnosed with Cerebral palsy, spastic quadriplegia

South Carolina

Liam, from Greer, diagnosed with Infantile spasms; Hydrocephalus

Caleb, from Summerville, diagnosed with Global developmental delays

Justin, from Manning, diagnosed with Cerebral Palsy

South Dakota

Seth, from Watertown, diagnosed with Parry Romberg syndrome

Tennessee

Jonet, from Maryville, diagnosed with Down syndrome

Haden, from Kingston Springs, diagnosed with Septo-optic dysplasia

Robert, from Clarksville, diagnosed with Down syndrome

Texas

Allie, from Fort Worth, diagnosed with Tracheal bronchial malaysia

Jaicey, from White Oak, diagnosed with Down syndrome

Girl, from Richmond, diagnosed with Epilepsy; Trauma

Leslie, from Houston, diagnosed with Down syndrome

Victoria, from San Antonio, diagnosed with Trauma

Akirij, from Savannah, diagnosed with Low-functioning autism

Shawn, from Flower Mound, diagnosed with Low-functioning Autism

James, from Longview, diagnosed with Low-functioning autism

Girl, from Houston, diagnosed with Down syndrome

Utah

Lincoln, from Spanish Fork, diagnosed with Low-functioning Autism

Graham, from Centerville, diagnosed with Trauma; Low-functioning Autism

Kinsley, from Layton, diagnosed with Quadriplegic cerebral palsy

Virginia

Vermont

Washington

Perla, from Kent, diagnosed with Spastic dystonic Cerebral Palsy

West Virginia

Abigail, from Clarksburg, diagnosed with Retinitis Pigmentosa

Gage, from Hedgesville, diagnosed with Low-functioning autism

Olivia, from Union, diagnosed with Nystagmus

Wisconsin

Adalyn, from Beloit, diagnosed with Pitt Hopkins syndrome

Adam, from Greendale, diagnosed with Global developmental delay

Gracey, from Milwaukee, diagnosed with Low-functioning autism 

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