ONE MAGICAL WISH IS BACK!
December 1-12, 2025
Each year, our media partner, Magic 106.7 invites their listeners to support our mission by purchasing an item from our Amazon Wish List and every year, their incredible community shows up with generosity and heart. Every toy donated goes directly to the children, teens, and young adults we celebrate, each of whom is facing another birthday while experiencing homelessness. These gifts become part of our personalized birthday celebrations, reminding them that they are seen, valued, and deserving of joy. Together with Magic 106.7 and their listeners, One Magical Wish brings hope, excitement, and celebration to hundreds of young people across Massachusetts. this is far more than a toy drive. It’s a powerful reminder that our community believes every young person deserves to feel special on their birthday.
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At One Wish Project, our mission is simple yet powerful - to bring a sense of self-worth and hope to children and teens experiencing homelessness through unique and personalized birthday celebrations.
Through our dedicated efforts, we provide personalized cakes and presents that fulfill the wishes of these deserving children. Our aim is to show them that they are seen, recognized, and most importantly, worthy of love and care. We want them to know that their circumstances do not define them, and that they are deserving of all the happiness and celebration that life has to offer.
Join us in our mission to bring joy and hope to homeless children. Together, we can make a difference and show these children that they are not alone. Help us create a world where every child feels loved and valued, regardless of their circumstances.
Our Mission
The First Delivery
April 29, 2017 at the Lazarus House
With her babysitting money, Hannah purchased what she needed to bake her very first birthday cake and purchase presents for 9-year old Abrian. Since then, Hannah has baked over 200 cakes for very deserving children.
Celebrating 5 Years
June 3, 2022 at the Lazarus House
What a difference 5 years makes. Since that first partnerhip with the Lazarus House in 2017, One Wish Project has expanded to seven additional shelters and the Department of Children and Families.
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