Christmas Wish 2021

Christmas Wish 2021

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A holiday tradition of giving – MIX 94.5’s Christmas Wish!

We know, that for A LOT of reasons, many people are struggling. With work. With stress. With Health. And for many people out there, making ends meet is a daily battle that seems to be never ending.

That’s where Christmas Wish comes in. We’ll try and grant as many wishes as possible. As always, we can’t do this without your donations.

(Scroll down to share your wish with us)

Donate

Every dollar that we give out was donated by a community member, or business because they care about our wonderful community. Please give what you can. The more money we raise, the more people we can help. Donate through our GoFundMe page with a credit or debit card.

 

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Hamilton Walker's

Every year we hear powerful stories. From those in need, and from those who want to help. And this year, we again want to hear your story.

Tell us your Christmas Wish, for you or someone you know.

We’ll do our best to bring a little light to the season and make some Christmas Wishes come true.

 

Wishes must be submitted by 11:59 pm on December 12th, 2021.

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