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Kyowa Kirin, Inc. to double the number of Dreams it fulfills for Terminally-Ill Adults with Dream Foundation

National dream-granting organization for the terminally-ill and New Jersey-based pharmaceutical company to bring inspiration, comfort and closure to hundreds across the United States SANTA BARBARA, Calif., 4 September 2019 – Kyowa Kirin, Inc., a global specialty pharmaceutical company, is today announcing its extended support of Dream Foundation – the only national dream-granting organization for terminally-ill […] Continue Reading

Press Release | September 04, 2019

Tacoma Woman with Terminal Diagnosis Achieves Dream of Sleeping Comfortably with New Husband, Thanks to Dream Foundation and Sleep Number

Tacoma, Wash. Local Woman given Sleep Number® 360 Smart Bed Santa Barbara, Calif.— Newlywed Sylvia, from Tacoma, Wash., turned to Dream Foundation, a national organization that fulfills final Dreams for terminally-ill adults, for help when the onset of pancreatic cancer left her in pain and in fear of never sleeping alongside her beloved husband again. […] Continue Reading

Press Release | June 25, 2019

NASCAR Dream comes true

Despite being paralyzed from the neck down apart from the use of right arm and hand, 71-year-old El Dorado Hills resident Winston Cain never stops dreaming. Diagnosed with amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, more commonly known as Lou Gehrig’s disease, and chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD), an irreversible lung disease that impedes normal breathing, Winston has been avidly following Sunday NASCAR races from his bed. But on March 16 he traveled to the Fontana Auto Speedway to meet his favorite NASCAR driver, Chase Elliot. Continue Reading

Dreamer Stories | In the News | May 13, 2019

Terminally ill man meets Negreanu

Thanks to the sterling work of the Dream Foundation, a non-profit organisation that turns the dreams of terminally ill people into reality, Butler’s wish has come true. He got to meet, and play cards with, Daniel Negreanu. Butler has been playing poker for more than a decade because his disease doesn’t affect his mind. He has always been a big Negreanu fan, watching him every time he is on TV, and he now gets to spend time with him in person during his special three-day trip to Sin City. Continue Reading

Dreamer Stories | In the News | January 30, 2019

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