• John, 92, meets his favorite meteorologist!

  • Margarette, 82, had her Twilight Wish to ride across America in an 18-wheeler granted!


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  • Anna, 94, had her wish to go to one more Yankees game granted!

  • Retired detective, Al, 82, revisits the “Roundhouse” in Philadelphia one more time!

  • Nursing home residents visit with a miniature horse!

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  • John, 92, meets his favorite meteorologist!

  • Margarette, 82, had her Twilight Wish to ride across America in an 18-wheeler granted!


    Read The Full Story

  • Anna, 94, had her wish to go to one more Yankees game granted!

  • Retired detective, Al, 82, revisits the “Roundhouse” in Philadelphia one more time!

  • Nursing home residents visit with a miniature horse!

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Our Mission

Our Mission

OUR MISSION is to honor and enrich the lives of deserving seniors through intergenerational Twilight Wish celebrations.

Check out some featured stories below.

Margaret: Our First Twilight Wish Ever Granted

On January 16, 2004, Twilight Wish Foundation granted its very first Twilight Wish to Margaret Turner, an elderly nursing home resident who had wished for a headstone for her deceased son’s unmarked grave.
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Mae K: Attend Rosie the Riveter Reunion

Mae, who was 89 at the time of her wish granting, is one of the original “Rosie the Riveters” of World War II. Her wish was to attend the annual reunion of these amazing women in June of 2015.
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Jim: Attend Marine Reunion

When the Japanese bombed Pearl Harbor, Jim was only 16, but like so many others, lied about his age and enlisted. He soon found himself on board a ship headed for combat in the South Pacific.
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Margaret: Our First Twilight Wish Ever Granted

On January 16, 2004, Twilight Wish Foundation granted its very first Twilight Wish to Margaret Turner, an elderly nursing home resident who had wished for a headstone for her deceased son’s unmarked grave.
Learn More >

Mae K: Attend Rosie the Riveter Reunion

Mae, who was 89 at the time of her wish granting, is one of the original “Rosie the Riveters” of World War II. Her wish was to attend the annual reunion of these amazing women in June of 2015.
Learn More >

Jim: Attend Marine Reunion

When the Japanese bombed Pearl Harbor, Jim was only 16, but like so many others, lied about his age and enlisted. He soon found himself on board a ship headed for combat in the South Pacific.
Learn More >

“It was the best day of my life.”

“Twilight Wish keeps the candle lit.”

“They made me feel like a queen, everything was done for me. Thank you so much, Twilight Wish.”

“Having my wish for hearing aids granted has given me a much fuller life.”

“Twilight Wish helped make this past year easier to endure the loss of my only surviving brother. My heart is filled with gratitude and joy!”

“Never thought I would ever see a baseball game in person again.”

“Meeting Neil Walker (former Pittsburgh Pirates’ second baseman) was wonderful, but to be there with most of my family is something that I will never forget.”

“Having the chance to ride in a blimp was a fabulous experience that will remain a wonderful memory!”

“Wow, I’ll wake up tomorrow and think it was a dream. It really was my dream, and so many people made it happen.”

How A Twilight Wish Comes True

Our Vision

Our Vision

OUR VISION is to make the world a nicer place to age, one Twilight Wish at a time.

As little as $25 can help make a senior’s Twilight Wish come true.

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