Two years ago, my daughter Abby was a normal 13-year-old. One who loved to ride her bike, play ping pong, draw and sing. Now instead of doing the things she loved doing, she battles Dysautonomia, Ehlers Danlos Syndrome and Mast Cell Activation Syndrome. Abby handles it with grace and strength every day, but the hardest (click for more)
When you’re visiting or volunteering at Give Kids The World Village, expect to see lots of princesses, pirates, superheroes and mouse ears. We LOVE to play dress-up and encourage guests young and old to join in the fun. Check out some of the great costumes we’ve seen at the Village: View this post on Instagram (click for more)
Kevan has a rare neuromuscular disease called Spinal Muscular Atrophy (SMA), and uses a wheelchair to navigate life. He grew up in the foothills of North Carolina, with his parents and two siblings. Although SMA progressively weakens his muscles, Kevan is an adventurer – one who is dedicated to making the world more accessible. (click for more)
Wish families staying at Give Kids The World Village got an extra-special experience this week. They got to explore Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge at Disney’s Hollywood Studios! The resort’s newest land is set to open August 29, however, thanks to our friends at Walt Disney World Resort, our guests can get a sneak peek of (click for more)
10-year old wish kid Alex has a smile that can light up the Avenue at Give Kids The World Village. He loves Amberville Train Station and could ride JJ’s Express over and over. He’s silly and energetic with a big heart for others. At just 3 years old, Alex was diagnosed with a genetic condition. (click for more)
