Armani, with Static Encephalopathy, met Darth Vader, at the Sunshine Foundation Dream Village
Jayden’s Magical Caribbean Cruise
Jayden, who has cerebral palsy and level 3 severe autism, had a fantastic time on the Disney Cruise to the Caribbean. The combination of exciting festivities on the ship and relaxing moments on the Mexico beach made for a truly memorable experience.
Thank you from Jayden’s Family
“We are back from Jayden’s dream trip on the Disney Cruise to the Western Caribbean, and we cannot thank you enough! Our family is beyond grateful to you, the Sunshine Foundation team, and all the generous donors who made this unforgettable experience possible. The past year has been very challenging for Jayden, filled with constant health setbacks and hospitalizations, so seeing him full of pure joy and excitement is something we will cherish forever. Some of Jayden’s favorite moments included meeting his favorite Marvel hero, Black Panther, celebrating Pirate Night at The Pirates of the Caribbean party, watching breathtaking Broadway-style Disney shows, and visiting the beautiful beaches of Mexico. Being on the water was also incredibly calming for him, making this trip the perfect escape for all of us.” – Jayden’s mom, Nina.
Jayden’s Diagnosis
Jayden has been diagnosed with cerebral palsy. Cerebral palsy is a group of conditions that affect movement and posture. Symptoms generally appear during infancy or preschool and range from mild to severe. Common symptoms may include neurological disorders, speech, and eating difficulties.
Sponsors
A heartfelt thank you to our ALL-VOLUNTEER Joan Jake Miller Memorial Chapter, All Services Leasing, and Schatz Foundation for their generous support in making Jayden’s dream come true.
Our Mission
Sunshine Foundation answers the dreams of children, ages three through eighteen, who have severe or profound physical/developmental/intellectual challenges or trauma from physical/sexual abuse, and whose families have limited income. Since 1976, Sunshine Foundation has spread Sunshine into the lives of more than 43,000 children.
