SBGA and Make-A-Wish partnership grants a boy's wish to travel by train to Los Angeles

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SBGA and Make-A-Wish partnership grants a boy's
wish to travel by train to Los Angeles
1888PressRelease - We are proud as a corporation
to partner with organizations like the
Make-A-Wish Foundation," said Bob Parisi, Senior
Vice President of SBGA. Justin is a 4-year-old
boy living with neuroblastoma. He likes to spend
his time playing with toy trains and loves
watching his favorite television show about a
train named Thomas. Justin loves to watch the
trains go by on the railroad tracks, always
wondering where they're going. At such a young
age, his fascination for trains had made him
eager to one day be able to ride on one himself.
When approached by Make-A-Wish volunteers, it was
no surprise that his most heartfelt wish was to
travel by train to a city such as Los
Angeles. "What is so great about the Make-A-Wish
Foundation is that they provide children with a
chance to experience things they might otherwise
not be able to," said Vice President Nathan
Jurczyk. "By partnering with the Make-A-Wish
Foundation, SBGA has the opportunity to create
adventures and memories for children and their
families. These experiences are something they
can look forward to and enjoy together as a
family." On the day of his wish, Justin eagerly
hopped on the train with his family and enjoyed
his ride all the way to Los Angeles. His most
memorable part of the day was being able to look
out the window and see everything go by, for he
was excited that this time he was on the train
himself! Justin's mother says they are grateful
for the opportunity and experience, and that
Justin has been looking forward to going on
another trip by train once again. The
Make-A-Wish Foundation not only fulfilled
Justin's long awaited wish, but provided him with
an opportunity to create wonderful memories with
his family while on the train ride to Los
Angeles. These precious memories are something
Justin and his family will hold onto
forever. "The Make-A-Wish Foundation brings
memorable experiences for kids with
life-threatening medical conditions by providing
them with an opportunity to have their wishes
come true. We are proud as a corporation to
partner with organizations like the Make-A-Wish
Foundation," said Bob Parisi, Senior Vice
President of SBGA. "We love helping to provide
experiences that bring a bit of hope and joy to
these kids and their families."
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Justin could not have had a more memorable
experience, and he was so glad that he was able
to share it all with his family. His wish marks
the 64th wish granted through the partnership
between the Make-a-Wish Foundation and the Small
Business Growth Alliance (SBGA). About the
Small Business Growth Alliance Building off
nearly two decades of experience, the Small
Business Growth Alliance (SBGA) is a leading
provider of back office solutions to businesses
throughout the United States. SBGA Alliance
Partners have been recognized by Inc. Magazine,
have received the coveted President's Award and
are accredited members of the Better Business
Bureau. SBGA provides members with essential
products, services and educational resources that
allow business owners to successfully address
essential business needs - from internet
marketing, search engine optimization and
electronic payments to payroll and accounting
services, SBGA offers the very best in total back
office management solutions. About the
Make-A-Wish Foundation Since 1980, the
Make-A-Wish Foundation has enriched the lives of
children with life-threatening medical conditions
though its wish-granting work. Since its
beginning, the organization has reached more than
193,000 children around the world. The
Foundation's mission reflects the life-changing
impact that a Make-A-Wish experience has on
children, families, and entire communities. To
learn more about the Make-A-Wish Foundation of
Orange County and the Inland Empire, please visit
www.wishocie.com. For Additional Information,
Contact Small Business Growth Alliance (800)
899-SBGA publicrelations ( _at_ ) SBGA dot
com www.SBGA.com