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Twilight Wish Foundation
P.O. Box 1042
Doylestown, PA 18901

Phone: (215) 230-8777

Fax: (215) 230-8770

Toll Free: 877-TWF-WISH (877-893-9474)

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(215) 230-8770
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Twilight Wish
Foundation
P.O. Box 1042
Doylestown, PA 18901
Address
Twilight Wish Foundation
2370 York Rd, Suite D2
Jamison PA, 18929

Experience and Results You Can Trust

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Twilight wishes granted across the country, making dreams come true for seniors everywhere.
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Chapters nationwide extend our reach, helping to grant even more wishes throughout the U.S.
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Granting Wishes, creating lasting memories for recipients, their families, and communities.
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Dedicated volunteers form the heart of Twilight Wish, spreading joy to those in need.

Have a question?

“Have questions? Check out our FAQ below for answers to some of the most common ones—we’re here to help!

Basic Questions About Twilight Wish Foundation

Founded in Pennsylvania in 2003, Twilight Wish Foundation is a 501(c)(3) national nonprofit organization that grants wishes to economically-disadvantaged seniors age 65 and older who cannot make their own dreams come true or are permanent residents of a nursing facility. Our mission is to honor and enrich the lives of seniors through intergenerational Twilight Wish celebrations. Our vision is to make the world a nicer place to age, one Twilight Wish at a time.

First and foremost, Twilight Wish provides individual wish fulfillment through our Wish Granting Program. We grant wishes to seniors 65 and older, who earn less than 200% of poverty level or who live in a nursing facility and cannot make their own wishes come true.

One-third of all Twilight Wishes granted are for veterans. We differentiate the wishes we grant to veterans as it gives us an opportunity to thank them, many who are now in nursing homes, for all they have done for others over the years, especially for their selfless service to our country, and show that we remember and thank them. 

Our national headquarters is located in Doylestown, Pennsylvania. Click here to find a chapter near you. We are adding chapters all the time.

Our privacy policy is available here. It is subject to change from time to time. Any changes to this policy will be posted on this website.

If you feel that we are not abiding by this privacy policy, please contact us immediately via our contact form, or by phone at 215-230-8777.

We take extreme precautions to protect your information. When you submit sensitive information via the website, your information is protected both online and offline. We never personally collect credit card data online, that information is encrypted and transmitted directly to PayPal. View PayPal’s Privacy Policy here.

We take extreme precautions to protect your information. When you submit sensitive information via the website, your information is protected both online and offline. We never personally collect credit card data online, that information is encrypted and transmitted directly to Stripe. View Stripe’s Privacy Policy here.

We make every effort to ensure that donated funds go to the wish of your choice. If this is not possible, we will apply the funds to a similar wish request. Often the nature of our service is such that we are unable to grant some wishes due to circumstances beyond our control. Twilight Wish Foundation has final decision-making authority over the use of all donations.

Wish Request Eligibility And Other Guidelines

Sometimes a wish fulfills an immediate need. Sometimes it is a last wish or a lifelong dream. Large or small, all wishes provide a meaningful “thank you” to the senior for a lifetime of service to others.

Simple Needs Wishes: Through this program, we fulfill wish requests for basic needs items which will improve the quality of life for low-income seniors. Examples include clothing, lift chairs, hearing aids and appliances.

Celebrating a Life Wishes: These are meaningful and nostalgic wishes granted for hospice patients or recipients with limited life expectancies. These wishes can be for family reunions, visits to hometowns, revisiting a job or career one more time, or any similar wish that validates and brings joy to the recipient.

Living Life to the Fullest Wishes: Examples includes riding on a motorcycle, having a book published, flying in a fighter jet, meeting a celebrity or going to a ball game.

Veterans’ Wishes: One-third of all Twilight Wishes granted are for veterans. Veterans’ wishes can fall into any of the other three programs, but we differentiate this program as it gives us an opportunity to thank veterans, many in nursing homes, for all they have done for others over the years and who that we remember and care.

Wish recipients must be 65 and older or a permanent resident of a nursing facility who cannot make their own dreams come true. Recipients must also have an income of less than 200% of poverty level and have a history of giving back to the community. In addition, recipients must be cognitively, emotionally, and physically capable of communicating and experiencing the wish.

The wish recipient must not have previously received an individual wish fulfillment from Twilight Wish. Twilight Wish Foundation (TWF) grants qualifying wishes as funding and resources are available. We accept wish applications from seniors and their representatives but not from organizations that charge seniors to process their applications. TWF NEVER charges the senior anything to apply for a wish-granting.

TWF reserves the right to deny requests for any purpose in conflict with the mission of TWF. TWF will deny the following types of wishes: dangerous, political or illegal in nature, home remodeling or construction, bill payments or requests for cash, medical items including surgery or pharmaceutical items, physical assets including houses, autos, boats, planes, etc.

Information About Twilight Wish Foundation’s Charitable Status And Certifications

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Yes, to the fullest extent of the law. Your personal tax bracket and how you file your taxes (individually, jointly, as a corporation, etc.) determines the deduction for your charitable contribution. You should consult with your accountant for more details.

You generally need a receipt for donations for more than $250. Twilight Wish Foundation provides receipts for all monetary donations.

The IRS does not require receipts for cash donations under $250, but you should keep donation information on file. Cash contributions of $250 and more require an acknowledgment that must be sent to the IRS with your tax returns.

Be sure to keep the canceled check, credit card statement, or e-mail receipt from the organization to which you donate. Always note the donation amount and the date of the contribution.

The receipt needs to record the donation amount, the date the donation was made, and the name of the charity (Twilight Wish Foundation), as well as a written acknowledgment from the organization of any property or services that you may have received in return for your donation and an estimate of their value. The IRS should acknowledge an e-mail receipt as an acceptable record of donation, but to be certain, always consult your tax advisor. If you’d like to make a donation, please click here.

Voices of Gratitude

Lizzie R., 88

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

Bobbie Joe F., 75

Wish to ride in a fighter jet granted.
“It was the best day of my life.”

Libby M., 79

Wish to ride on a Thanksgiving Day parade float granted.
“Twilight Wish keeps the candle lit.”

Sylvia F., 73

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

Nancy S., 90

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

David C., 96

Wish to go to one more Phillies game granted.
“Never thought I would ever see a baseball game in person again.”