PNTT SUPPORT WITH MAKE-A-WISH CANADA FOUNDATION
Life changing wishes for every transaction
At PNTT, we believe that every transaction can have an impact far beyond the world of business. That’s why we’re proud to announce our association with Make-A-Wish Canada Foundation, an initiative that transforms every business sale into an opportunity to make dreams come true for children with life-threatening illnesses.
Commitment that changes lives
Behind every PNTT transaction, there’s a story, a project, a future in the making. But it’s also a direct contribution to the realization of a child’s wish. For each company sold, PNTT donates $5,000 to the Make-A-Wish Canada foundation. This donation enables children suffering from serious illnesses to enjoy unique experiences: a meeting with their favorite hero, an unforgettable trip or a magical day that offers them a moment of respite away from treatments and hospitals.
A powerful but very simple concept. 1 transaction, 3 dreams realized.
Seller's dream : A new chapter begins
Buyer's dream : A new project is coming to life
And above all, the dream of a seriously sick child! Thanks to the generosity of this collaboration.
This association is much more than just a financial commitment. Each sale becomes a source of hope and comfort for a child and his or her family. By supporting the Make-A-Wish Canada Foundation, we are helping to create unforgettable memories and moments of joy for those who need them most. With this support, we join forces to turn every sale into a chain of solidarity. Each player – seller, buyer, entrepreneur – becomes an essential link in this wonderful human adventure. Every donation becomes a step towards a more humane world, where every smile counts and every dream can become reality.
A smile for every transaction
The impact of this commitment goes far beyond simply fulfilling a wish. It embodies a message of hope and kindness. Through this initiative, PNTT and the Make-A-Wish Foundation offer seriously ill children the opportunity to escape and experience moments of pure happiness.
Dreams are therapeutic and essential for improving the health of seriously ill children.
of health professionals have stated that the experience of a dream improves a child’s physical well-being and gives them the strength they need to cope with illness.
Why did we choose the Make-A-Wish Canada Foundation?
Because we believe that everyone deserves to make their dreams come true. Because a child battling illness needs strength, love and moments of escape to keep fighting. And because every transaction can be an act of generosity and sharing.
With this association, PNTT and the Make-A-Wish Foundation are joining forces to transform every sale into a chain of solidarity. Each player – seller, buyer, entrepreneur – becomes an essential link in this wonderful human adventure.
Mission
For 40 years, Make-A-Wish Canada has been making dreams come true, giving children and their families the strength to face illness. A child’s serious illness robs his or her family of many precious moments – replacing the hope, joy and wonder of childhood with fear, loneliness and anxiety. The diagnosis is only the beginning of a painful journey that spares no one in the family.
Dreams are therapeutic and essential to improving the health of seriously ill children. In fact, 95% of healthcare professionals say that the experience of a dream improves a child’s physical well-being and gives them the strength they need to cope with illness.
Statistics
- Make-A-Wish® is the world’s largest wish-granting organization, working in every community across Canada to make life-changing dreams come true for children with life-threatening illnesses.
- Since 1983, more than 39,000 dreams have been granted across the country.
- Every two hours, a child in Canada is diagnosed with a critical illness. Across the country, including in our own community, children are waiting for their dreams to come true.
- In an in-depth study conducted in 2022, 100% of healthcare professionals stated that the experience of a dream improves a child’s overall quality of life, and marks a turning point in his or her treatment.
