Lania Fitzgerald with Mineral Resources’ Chris Ellison and Make-A-Wish volunteer Diane Jackson.
Camera IconLania Fitzgerald with Mineral Resources’ Chris Ellison and Make-A-Wish volunteer Diane Jackson. Credit: Supplied/Supplied

Business with a big heart

Staff ReporterWanneroo Times

The company is giving $75,000 a year for three years to make dreams come true for children such as Lania (5), who is fighting lymphoblastic leukaemia and received a family trip to the Gold Coast’s theme parks.

Lania, in hospital frequently for treatment since 2009, was looking forward to visiting Wiggles World at Dream World.

Make-A-Wish chief Gerard Menses said the partnership would make wishes come true sooner for seriously ill WA children.

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Mineral Resources managing director Chris Ellison said they wanted to give back to those who needed it most ” at least 10 children a year will benefit from the gesture.