Chain Letters
Make-A-Wish® Canada does not solicit funds through chain letters, telemarketing or door-to-door fundraising campaigns!

Make-A-Wish has been inundated with inquiries about the ongoing email hoax that is circulating the country. The email is about a seven or ten year old (local) girl named Amy Bruce, or Amirtha who has cancer. People are asked to forward the email to as many people as possible and Make-A-Wish will donate 7 cents to pay her medical expenses. This is a hoax, and the email should be deleted immediately. Do not forward the email. Doing so may open your computer to spam and virus.

Examples of fraudulent chain letters
What to do if you receive a chain letter


Should you receive this type of solicitation, please contact our Canada Office at 1-888-822-9474 or email nationaloffice@makeawish.ca.

Most people who forward chain letters just want to help the children Make-A-Wish® Canada serves. Here are some ways you can help:
  • Refer a Child - If you would like to refer a child with a life-threatening medical conditions for a wish experience please visit our "Refer a Child" section or contact your local Make-A-Wish Chapter
  • Make a Donation - If you would like to make a donation please visit our "Donate” page.
  • To find out how you can get involved in making children's wishes come true, visit our "Get involved" section

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