FALL 2013 - Make-A-Wish® Eastern North Carolina

Wishing Well
FA L L 2 0 1 3
I WISH
to have
a pool.
Dear Friends,
It’s time to celebrate! We are delighted to share with you that at our fiscal year-end
(August 31), we enjoyed the strongest finish in Make-A-Wish® Eastern North Carolina’s
history — for the second year in a row! We posted new records for fundraising and, most
importantly, wishes granted. As a result 190 wonderful wish children received their wish
because others, just like you, believed in our mission and acted by giving generously.
Whether through donations of time, talents or financial gifts, your involvement positively
impacted our wish children and the entire Make-A-Wish team. Thank you!
With the new Make-A-Wish year, we welcome Rick Deckelbaum as our new Board Chair.
Rick has served on our Board of Directors for four years and works tirelessly to help spread
awareness of our mission. We are excited to see more growth and continued momentum
under Rick’s leadership. And, we would be remiss if we did not say thank you to John Elmo,
our immediate past Board Chair. John served our chapter for a record 3-year term as Chair and
led us through a period of major transition and growth. John, your calm leadership and passion
for our mission have forever changed the course of our history and we cannot say thank you
enough! We look forward to having you remain actively involved on our Board of Directors.
Our team bids farewell to Senior Wish Coordinator Kirsten Kolb who hung up her wish
granting wand at the end of July. Kirsten served our wish children for more than 6 years and
has helped grant nearly 20% of all wishes in our 26-year history! We wish you well in your
new adventure and will miss you.
We also welcome new team members Joyce Aschenbrenner and Tobey Haworth to our
chapter. See page 10 to meet the new crew.
Thank you for your support of Make-A-Wish and our wish kids. Here’s to a great year!
Board of Directors
FISCAL YEAR 2014
Rick Deckelbaum, Chair
Deckelbaum & Associates, LLC | President & CEO
Diane Adams
QlikTech | Chief People Officer
Ben Brookhart
Power Home Technologies | CEO
Lisa Cade
BlueCross BlueShield of NC | Vice President
Dr. Brad Collins
Duke University Medical Center | Surgeon
Blake Coules
VantageSouth Bank | CCO
John J. Elmo
Doe & Ingalls Management LLC
President & CEO (Retired)
Erin Engler
Ferguson Waterworks Inc. | Operations Manager
Tom Fagley
Hughes, Pittman & Gupton, LLP | Audit Manager
Dr. Frank Gozzo
Noverant, Inc. | President & CEO
Sue Haberberger
Community Leader
Rebecca Joyner
Parker Poe Adams & Bernstein LLP | Attorney
Jim Kitchen
JimKitchen.org | President
Billie Redmond
TradeMark Properties | Founder & CEO
Dr. Hope Seidel
Cary Pediatrics | Physician & Partner
Katherine Thomas
Alfred Williams & Company | Market President
Kristen M. Johnson, CFRE
President & CEO
Rick Deckelbaum
Board Chair
Staff
EXECUTIVE
Kristen Johnson, President & CEO
Mission
We grant the wishes of children with lifethreatening medical conditions to enrich the
human experience with hope, strength and joy.
Acknowledgements
We greatly appreciate the support and
guidance of our trusted partners Generate
Design, Three Oaks Photography, and
Classic Graphics in the development and
production of this newsletter.
Glenda Hughes, VP of Finance
FUNDRAISING
2880 Slater Road, Suite 105
Morrisville, NC 27560
Phone: 919-821-7111
Toll Free: 800-432-WISH (9474)
Fax: 919-832-0079
Staff Email:
first initial last name @eastnc.wish.org
www.eastnc.wish.org
facebook.com/EastNCWish
twitter.com/MakeAWishEastNC
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Ken Baroff, VP of Development
Joyce Aschenbrenner, Volunteer & Events Manager
Sarah Butcher, Development Coordinator
Christine Grant, Director of Major Gifts
Janis Netherland,
Director of Philanthropy, Wilmington Area
Jerry Peters, Director of Community Engagement
WISH GRANTING
Angeline McInerny, Director of Mission Delivery
Tobey Haworth, Wish Coordinator
Julie Lowe, Wish Coordinator
Brody, 5, Robeson County
Hypoplastic Left Heart Syndrome
I wish to have a pool
Local Business Owners
Deliver A Wish
Mark Scholz, Vice President of Hallmark Spa and Pools, and his
son Zach join Wish Coordinator Julie Lowe at Brody’s wish party.
At five years old, Brody Locklear doesn’t understand why he can’t
play dodge ball or t-ball like his friends. He knows that he has to take
medicine; he just doesn’t know why.
The reason is that Brody has hypoplastic left heart syndrome. He was diagnosed with
the rare defect that leaves the left side of the heart underdeveloped, when his mom,
Ariel, was 18 weeks pregnant.
Immediately after he was born at Ohio State University, Brody was transported to
the nearby Nationwide Children’s Hospital, where he received his first heart surgery
when he was 16 hours old. He has had two more surgeries at Nationwide since then
which has caused his mom to be away from the rest of their family in Lumberton,
sometimes a month at a time.
Working with volunteer wish granters Gail Boggs and Sherry Lamberth, Brody
decided to have a pool for his wish. His inspiration came during swimming lessons
that he took at the University of North Carolina at Pembroke, when he saw that the
pool had a basketball in it.
“We feel blessed as
a family. Swimming
is something that
Brody can do. He has
his own sport in the
backyard. With this
pool, he feels part
of a group.”
His wish was made possible by local business owners coming together with generous
discounts allowing Make-A-Wish to grant Brody’s wish. The pool was delivered by
Hallmark Spa and Pools, a long-time supporter of Make-A-Wish® Eastern North
Carolina. Dennis Smith of The Pool Master in Wilson installed Brody’s pool. The
wish also included an attached deck built and installed by Eddie Guyton, owner of
AllBuild Home Improvements and Repairs of Hope Mills.
Brody with Wish Granters Sherry Lamberth
(left) and Gail Boggs.
Several family members, friends and supporters
were present at his wish party that featured a
barbeque cookout, desserts, a special cake and
of course swimming in the pool. Throughout
the party, everyone kept encouraging Brody to
get something to eat and spend time with his
guests. He politely asked if he could just keep
swimming instead.
“We feel blessed as a family,” said Brody’s mom. “Swimming is something that Brody
can do. He has his own sport in the backyard. With this pool, he feels part of a group.”
Brody and his aunt enjoy his new pool.
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TRIANGLE AREA
Bradley, 16, Orange County
Cancer
I wish to go deep sea fishing
Todd Crisson, General Manager,
Maggiano’s Little Italy in Durham
with Wish Kids Morgan (left) and
Caroline (right) during Father’s
Day 5K Run/Walk.
Maggiano’s Little Italy held
its first annual Father’s Day
5K Run/Walk at The Streets
at Southpoint in Durham in June. The event provided a special
opportunity to recognize two of our wish kids, Caroline and
Morgan. Maggiano’s graciously hosted their families for
dinners in support of the 10th Annual “Eat-A-Dish for MakeA-Wish” national campaign. Since the program’s inception in
2004, Maggiano’s has donated $3 million to Make-A-Wish.
SANFORD AREA
Kristen Johnson, President & CEO, joined Brooks (front row, fourth from
left), his family and event organizers at NA-YGN Charity Golf Tournament.
The 6th Annual North American Young Generation Nuclear
(NA-YGN) Charity Golf Tournament held at the Neuse Golf
Club in Clayton raised $10,000 to help grant wishes to
children like Brooks. Brooks, a rising high school freshman
in Lee County, participated in the event with his family. He
received his wish to go to Walt Disney World in 2007 and
has been cancer-free for 6 years.
GOLDSBORO AREA
Moesha’s wish is part of a
national effort by Wells, makers
of Blue Bunny Ice Cream, to help
Make-A-Wish grant 100 wishes
in honor of their centennial year.
It’s Wells’ 100th birthday wishcome-true that 100 kids with lifethreatening medical conditions
have their wishes granted.
Wish-granting events are taking
place across the country, each
celebrated and captured on
100Years100Wishes.com.
Ken Baroff, VP of Development (center), accepts a check
from the SASS board at Sanford Golf Course.
The Sanford Area Society of Shaggers (SASS)
recently presented a check for $6,000 as part
of the funds raised from its annual campaign.
The events included the Make-A-Wish Dance
at the Sanford Elks Club and a golf tournament
at Sanford Golf Course. Donations also went
to other local charities. Since 1990, SASS has
donated more than $150,000 to our chapter.
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Moesha, 16, Wayne County
Sickle Cell Anemia
I wish to have a shopping spree
ROCKY
MOUNT
AREA
Brad, 16, Nash County
Congenital Heart Defect
I wish to meet the Boston Red Sox
OUTER
BANKS
AREA
GREENVILLE AREA
Skyler, 17, Pasquotank County
Friedreich’s ataxia
I wish to go behind the scenes
of “NCIS” TV show
Jerry Peters, Director of Community Engagement, with
Chi-Omega sisters at waffle dinner held in Greenville.
The Chi Omega Rho Zeta Chapter at East
Carolina University hosted its annual
waffle dinner in April. The event was one
of five fundraisers held by Chi Omega
chapters in eastern North Carolina that
raised a combined total of more than
$20,000 last spring.
Valerie, 15, Pitt County
Hodgkins Lymphoma
I wish to have a
shopping spree
MOREHEAD CITY AREA
Several wish kids and their families enjoyed a Morehead
City Marlins baseball game against Team USA in June.
The kids had the opportunity to meet with players
and coaches from both teams prior to the game and
participated in opening pitch ceremonies. This marked the
second year in a row that the Marlins, a member of the
Coastal Plain League, hosted children from our chapter.
Elijah (Craven County) whose wish to go to Walt Disney World
was granted in September, with the Morehead City Marlins.
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Donor Spotlight
Deacon Jones Auto Group in Smithfield
held a sales event during the months
of April and May that raised $16,480
to help grant wishes in eastern North
Carolina. During the “Speakin’ Deacon
2000” event, each of the twelve Deacon
Jones auto dealerships partnered with
Make-A-Wish® Eastern North Carolina,
making a donation for every vehicle sold.
A special dinner banquet and check
presentation was held at the Country
Club of Johnston County.
“We are grateful to our
customers and extremely
proud of our family of
dealerships for the success
of this sales event,” said Ken
Jones, Deacon Jones Auto
Group President. “Through
their support, Deacon Jones
Auto Group can help make
a positive impact in the
lives of local children with
life-threatening medical
conditions.”
Nathan with Michael Thomas, Director of Membership Sales and
Kristen Johnson, President & CEO, Make-A-Wish® Eastern NC
McConnell Golf hosted
10 “Chef’s Unplugged”
events — each with
a different theme, a
different menu and a
different atmosphere — throughout its
properties. The campaign was highlighted by a
Wish Gala showcasing the talents of McConnell
Golf’s eight Executive Chefs at the Wish Gala.
The evening featured a moving speech from
Nathan Woodward who received a golfing
experience at TPC Wakefield as part of his wish
in 2010. The Wish Gala raised more than $15,000,
bringing the total to $22,270 to Make-A-Wish
after the culmination of the event series.
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Rayleigh and her family join Bill Cossa (back row, third from left) and Ken Baroff,
Vice President of Development at Bats for Matt
The Matt Cossa Memorial Foundation raised a
total of $34,983 as part of its fundraising campaign
to benefit Make-A-Wish Eastern North Carolina.
A check presentation was held following the 7th Annual Bats for Matt event on
Saturday, April 20 which featured a high school baseball game between the Green
Hope Falcons and Broughton Capitals.
Based in Cary, the Matt Cossa Memorial Foundation is dedicated to promoting
the support of cancer patients, research and treatment. The organization strives
to rally the community through the memory of Matt Cossa, a 2003 alumnus
of Green Hope High School. Matt lost his courageous battle with Hodgkin’s
Lymphoma during his junior year at the University of North Carolina-Chapel
Hill in the spring of 2006.
“Matt was always about fun with friends and a passion for life,” said Bill Cossa,
CEO of the Matt Cossa Memorial Foundation. “We wanted to bring that
spirit to children and their families in the Make-A-Wish program and
help them enjoy some relief from the daily challenges that they face.”
WILMINGTON AREA
WGNI
102.7 WGNI, a Cumulus
Broadcasting Station based in
Wilmington, is highlighting our
chapter in its monthly “Make-A-Wish
Spotlight”. A Wilmington-area wish kid is included on its website, on
air promos and at select live remote broadcasts.
SAVE THE DATE
Wine Women & Shoes
April 3, 2014
“It’s been so inspiring getting to talk with these families each month
through the Make-A-Wish Spotlight,” said radio host Jackie Jordan.
“I’ve met some truly amazing kids and some remarkable
families — people I’m really looking forward to keeping in touch
with and following their future successes for a long time.”
Burney Center, UNC-Wilmington
What do a strappy stiletto and a sauvignon blanc have in common?
What pinot would you pair with platform pumps? These queries
and more will be answered when we raise our glasses at the 3rd
annual Wine Women & Shoes fundraiser on April 3, 2014 at the
Burney Center, UNC-Wilmington. This past April, more than 400
wine-savvy, shoe-loving women (and men) kicked up their heels
and raised over $45,000 for Make-A-Wish Eastern North Carolina.
It’s a sip-sational event that you don’t want to miss! For more
information on sponsoring or attending next year’s event, contact
Janis Netherland at jnetherland@eastnc.wish.org or 910-399-1375.
Janis Netherland, Director of Philanthropy–Wilmington area,
Make-A-Wish Eastern NC; Jackie Jordan, WGNI; wish kid
Abron and her mom, Debra
Wells Fargo
(left to right): Thomas
Cline, Area President;
Lisa Mesler, Sales
Manager; Janis
Netherland, Director
of Philanthropy
Wilmington, MakeA-Wish Eastern NC;
Kevin French; Assistant
Vice President (not
pictured, Randy
Tomsic — Wilmington
Market President)
Wells Fargo recently announced a $10,000 grant to help fund wishes
in eastern North Carolina. “Investing in our communities is one of the
most important things we can do as a company,” said Thomas Cline,
Area President at Wells Fargo. “Wells Fargo is proud to support MakeA-Wish Eastern North Carolina. We commend the work of Make-aWish and thank them for all the wishes that they made come true
over the past 26 years throughout eastern North Carolina.”
Janis Netherland
with wish kid Peter,
his mom Molly and
Jackie Jordan, WGNI
Wish kid Baylee
and her mom
Traci in studio.
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Get Involved
Generous individuals, businesses and organizations make it possible for Make-A-Wish® Eastern North
Carolina to change lives. We welcome all donations — whether you make a one-time gift, set up a monthly
donation, establish a matching gifts program at your workplace, or donate your time and talents—you help
to share the power of a wish.® For detailed information about the many ways you can help, visit our website at
www.eastnc.wish.org/ways-to-help or call our office at (919) 821-7111.
D O N AT E
M O N T H LY W I S H M A K E R ® C L U B
Make a secure gift using your credit card through our
chapter website or mail a check made payable to MakeA-Wish Eastern North Carolina to:
2880 Slater Road, Suite 105
Morrisville, NC 27560
THE FOUNDERS’ SOCIETY
The Founders’ Society is a circle of generous
annual donors who give a cumulative gift of
$1,000 or more during our fiscal year. Founders’
Society members provide a solid, annual financial
base to ensure the chapter will be financially
able to grant every eligible child’s one true
wish. Members are recognized in our online and
print materials, and invited to a special annual
recognition event. Visit our website for full details.
Join the growing number of donors who help
us to grant wishes each month through our
Monthly Wishmaker Club. Enroll online and
you can choose when to have your monthly gift
charged to your credit or debit card. You’ll receive
convenient monthly and annual receipts by e-mail.
WISHES IN FLIGHT®
Thanks to everyone
who donated their
frequent flyer miles
during our Wishes in Flight campaign during World Wish
Day®! With more than 300,000 miles added to our mileage
bank, we were able to provide airline tickets at no cost
to wish kids and their families. We always need more!
Donating your miles is a simple and meaningful way to help
grant wishes. To donate your air miles, visit our website,
e-mail: miles@eastnc.wish.org or call (919) 821-7111.
KIDS FOR WISH KIDS®
Kids for Wish Kids is a program that enables children and teens to discover philanthropy by
selecting their own fundraising program and managing it from start to finish with little or no
help from their teachers and parents. The program is uniquely designed for K-12 school students,
student organizations and other youth groups such as scout troops, sports teams and vacation
bible schools. For more information about how to organize an event for your class or students,
contact Sarah Butcher at sbutcher@eastnc.wish.org or (919) 821-7111, x201.
Siblings Ana Grace and Graham recently celebrated their birthdays in Pitt County. Instead of
receiving presents, they requested that their friends and family make a donation to Make-A-Wish
Eastern North Carolina. From their generosity, the children raised $731 to help grant wishes to
children with life-threatening medical conditions.
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ORGANIZE AN EVENT
WHEELS FOR WISHES
Through our Wheels for Wishes
vehicle donation program, you can
donate cars, trucks, motorcycles,
SUV’s, RV’s, and even boats. You
get fast, free pickup and towing of
your donated vehicle and in most
cases, your vehicle is accepted whether running or not.
To donate a vehicle, visit www.eastnc.wheelsforwishes.org
or call 855-922-9474.
Events help raise much needed funds to grant wishes — as
well as provide an opportunity to create awareness for our
chapter. Ideas include golf tournaments, bowl-a-thons, softball
tournaments, 5K runs or walks, raffles and more. To learn
more and organize your own event, contact Jerry Peters
at jpeters@eastnc.wish.org or (919) 821-7111, x203.
M AT C H I N G G I F T S
Make your donation go farther! Many companies
encourage employees to donate to their favorite
charities by matching their contributions,
sometimes dollar-for-dollar or more. Search our
chapter website to see if your employer participates
or contact your human resources office.
VOLUNTEER
You can help make
the wishes of children
with life-threatening
medical conditions
come true in our local
community when you
become a volunteer
for Make-A-Wish
Eastern North Carolina. Personally participate with our
wish families as a wish-granter, volunteer in our chapter
office or at fundraising events, or host a local community
Make-A-Wish event. Our mission is only possible with the
dedication of our volunteers.
Apply to become a volunteer by completing our online
volunteer application at www.eastnc.wish.org or contact
Joyce Aschenbrenner at jaschenbrenner@eastnc.wish.org
or (919) 821-7111, x205.
LEGACY OF WISHES
You have the power to make wishes come
true well beyond your lifetime. Perhaps you’ve
already included Make-A-Wish® in your estate
plan or you’re considering doing so. By simply
designating Make-A-Wish® Eastern North Carolina
as a beneficiary of your estate, you will be leaving
a legacy that provides hope, strength and joy to
some very deserving children.
For more details about types of planned gifts and
the Legacy of Wishes Society, visit our website or
contact Christine Grant at cgrant@eastnc.wish.org
or (919) 821-7111, x220.
WISHMAKERS ON CAMPUS®
Wishmakers on Campus is fundraising program designed
for college organizations, such as student governments,
athletic teams and Greek organizations, interested in
contributing some of their time and energy to help grant
the wishes of children with life-threatening medical
conditions. For ideas about a fundraiser and to get started,
please contact Jerry Peters at jpeters@eastnc.wish.org or
(919) 821-7111, x203.
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Chapter News
B OA RD O F D I R ECTO R S
Make-A-Wish® Eastern North Carolina welcomes the fiscal year 2014 class to our Board of Directors. Our new Board members join our currently
serving board members in the governance and guiding of our strategic direction. Board members are our advocates, committed donors and head
cheerleaders. They give both their time and resources and are dedicated to our mission and to helping spread our message of hope, strength and joy.
See the inside front cover for a complete list of our board members and the companies they represent.
Diane Adams
Lisa Cade
Blake Coules
Chief People Officer
of QlikTech
Vice President of
BlueCross BlueShield
of North Carolina
Chief Credit Officer of
VantageSouth Bank
M E ET O U R N EWE ST TE A M M E MBERS
Joyce Aschenbrenner joins us as Volunteer
& Events Manager. She will help strengthen
and grow our volunteer program and will
direct our signature events. Joyce has a wealth
of knowledge in fundraising events and has
worked with volunteers throughout her
career. Joyce comes to our chapter following
a 12-year career with The V Foundation for
Cancer Research as Vice President of Special
Projects, responsible for developing and implementing special projects
as well as serving as the Foundation liaison to ESPN.
Tobey Haworth is a welcome addition to our
Mission Delivery team as a Wish Coordinator.
In her role, Tobey will work closely with our
staff and volunteers to help fulfill the wishes
of the children we serve. Granting wishes is
something that is very close to her heart. Over
the past three years, Tobey has been a part of
our valuable volunteer network, helping us to
grant 15 wishes during that time.
Please join us in welcoming Joyce and Tobey to the team!
Trey, 7, New Hanover County
Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia
I wish to go to WrestleMania 29
Dylan, Wake County
Cystic Fibrosis
I wish to go to Hawaii
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This past spring, Make-A-Wish® Eastern North Carolina held its annual Wish Ball black-tie gala. More than
400 attendees helped raise a record-breaking $168,000 to grant wishes to the children of the 49 counties we
serve. Some of the event highlights included:
Daria performing with her harp
Duke Energy Progress named Philanthropist of the Year.
Progress Energy had a long history of supporting our chapter
through employee giving and corporate matching gifts. When
Progress Energy and Duke Energy combined forces, their giving
continued. Over the years they have given generously and by the
end of 2013, their 10-year total will surpass the $1 million mark.
Shooting Star and
Shining Star Awards.
Charmaine Bond
received the 2013
Shooting Star Award
for excellence as a
referral source for
wishes. Beth Anderson,
Beth Anderson
a wish granter and
event volunteer, was
honored as the 2013 Shining Star Award
winner for her dedication as a volunteer.
Power of a Wish. We were honored to have several wish kids
attend the event to share their experiences with our guests.
Angelika Barth spoke during the private reception about her
10-year anniversary of being cancer-free. All attendees heard
the emotional story of Laura Byrne, a professional harpist and
college professor whose child Caroline received a wish to swim
with dolphins, and later taught Daria Radford, a blind child with
leukemia how to play the harp. Daria brought the crowd to a
standing ovation after her onstage harp performance.
Charmaine Bond receiving the Shooting Star Award
The success of the event was made possible by all
of our sponsors and attendees including Presenting
Sponsor Doe & Ingalls and Media Sponsor ABC-11.
Caroline at Wish Ball
Diamonds Direct Bling Ring Give Away.
Valued partner Diamonds Direct at
Crabtree Valley Mall sponsored a
game where the winner had a choice
of three great diamond pieces valued
at $2,500. Longtime supporter Barak
Henis and his Diamonds Direct team
helped raise $9,400 during the event.
Please make plans to join us on Saturday, May 17, 2014 at the Raleigh Convention
Center for Wish Ball 2014.
Sponsorship opportunities are available for companies, businesses and individuals with different benefits
at each level. Please contact Ken Baroff, Vice President of Development, at kbaroff@eastnc.wish.org or at
(919) 821-7111, x210 to be part of this exclusive event.
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Area Zaxby’s
“Cause Card Campaign”
Raises $103,978
Licensees representing the 17 area Zaxby’s
restaurants collectively made a donation of
$103,978 to Make-A-Wish® Eastern North
Carolina as a result of the “Cause Card
Campaign” that took place in August.
Customers who dined at the local participating Zaxby’s during the
campaign had 10% of their bill donated. Each time a customer returned
to Zaxby’s and made a subsequent purchase between August 12 and
August 21, the donation increased by 10%, with a maximum of 30%.
Zach McLeroy (center) Chief Executive Officer and Chairman of the Board of Zaxby’s
is joined by Franchise Owners Tom Little and Chris Carnes (left to right) during check
presentation to Make-A-Wish Eastern North Carolina President & CEO Kristen Johnson
and Board Chair Rick Deckelbaum (far right).
“Zaxby’s is a valued national partner who continues to demonstrate its dedication to Make-A-Wish,” stated Kristen Mercer
Johnson, President & CEO of Make-A-Wish® Eastern North Carolina. “We are fortunate and extremely grateful for the support
of all of the owners and operators who serve our local communities.”
Participating Zaxby’s locations included Cary, Clayton, Durham, Erwin, Fayetteville, Fuquay-Varina, Garner, Goldsboro, Hope Mills,
Knightdale, Lillington, Lumberton, North Raleigh, Raleigh, Rocky Mount, Smithfield, and the newest location in Wake Forest.
“We are truly overwhelmed by the incredible support we received from our customers during this campaign,” said licensee Tom
Little who owns the Clayton, Goldsboro and Knightdale locations, as well as two locations in Raleigh. “We would not have been
able to make this contribution without the commitment from all of our licensees who generously signed up for the program.”