Support-a-wish for Silly Lily

Posted 5/5/25

The Silly Lily Foundation operates completely on donations, fundraising efforts and some small grants. Here are some of the ways you can support this nonprofit:

Volunteer your time or …

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Support-a-wish for Silly Lily

Posted

The Silly Lily Foundation operates completely on donations, fundraising efforts and some small grants. Here are some of the ways you can support this nonprofit:

  • Volunteer your time or skills   
  • Make a donation   
  • Sponsor a child, family, school, or a children’s hospital  
  • Become an intern 
  • Follow on social media   
  • Share a child’s story   
  • Purchase items from the Amazon wish list   
  • Help set up a fundraiser   
  • Book a Silly Lily school visit 

 

For more information on how to support Silly Lily, visit the website: Silly Lily Foundation.

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