A Sunshine Dream is an individual experience, dreamed by a Sunshine dreamer and fulfilled by our dedicated Programs team. These experiences are as unique as the kids who dream them and often include family members in the celebration of this once-in-a-lifetime customized dream.
Read life-changing dream stories below:
Growing up as a son of a pilot in Abbotsford, BC, Pierce always loved everything to do with airplanes and airports.
Sixteen-year-old Chenoa and her family love to hike. They can be found exploring the local hiking trails a couple times each week, yet for the past two years, Chenoa has been left behind.
Fifteen-year-old Corbett is an avid fan of technology. As a triplet living with cerebral palsy, he loves getting his brothers involved in making short videos and spends his quiet time editing, coding, and reading about world history.
Fifteen-year-old Jocelyne is passionate about music. She and her dad bond over their love for timeless rock and classics like Elvis, The Beach Boys, and Motley Crue.
One mid-summer evening, sixteen-year-old Connor, who lives with a severe visual impairment, was guided into his back yard to the biggest surprise he could have ever imagined!
During the pandemic, we were all locked-down, spending far more time indoors than we ever had before. It was not something twenty-two-year-old Emma from Nanaimo, BC was used to.
Faith is a young 23-year-old music enthusiast who lives with Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome, a disease that weakens the body’s connective tissues and presents occasional mobility and medical challenges, often accompanied by fatig
Ali is an eighteen-year-old from Toronto who loves Anime and dreams of creating video games in the future.
Nineteen-year-old Julia lives with multiple severe physical disabilities and a visual impairment.
Ethan is an 18-year old young resident of Regina, Saskatchewan, who loves his daily dose of physical activity.
Fourteen-year-old Liam, and his twelve-year-old sister Kaitlyn were born with a rare genetic disorder that affects multiple body functions, including low vision.
Take a moment to look around the space where you are. How does it make you feel? Pleasant? Sad? Relaxed? A space that is organized and personalized to your individual tastes can make a dramatic difference in the way you think and feel.
