Give the Gift of a Dream Come True This Holiday Season

Urgent Need for Funds and Frequent Flier Miles for those Battling Life-limiting Illness

SANTA BARBARA, Calif., Nov. 28 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- Dream Foundation, (http://www.dreamfoundation.org) the nation's first and largest wish-granting organization for adults who are battling life-limiting illness, has an urgent need for funds and frequent flier miles to make the holidays special for adults who are physically, emotionally and financially devastated by illness. During this holiday season, Dream Foundation expects a record number of dreams to be requested by individuals who seek peace and closure with the realization of a final wish.

"We have so many needs right now at Dream Foundation to make the holidays special for so many who are struggling," comments Dream Foundation Founder/President Thomas Rollerson. "By giving a gift of a dream come true to an adult facing their final months of life, the holidays can be filled with families together, gifts to give and to unwrap, as well as memories to last a lifetime."

Donations of all types, including frequent flier miles, can be made direct on Dream Foundation's website at www.dreamfoundation.org. Dream Foundation receives no federal or state funding and relies solely on individual and corporate contributions. Dream Foundation has been designated one of the Best in America Charities as certified by Independent Charities of America.

About Dream Foundation

In April of 1993, Thomas Rollerson's Partner, Timothy Scott Palmer, was diagnosed with a catastrophic illness. When Timm expressed a final wish, Thomas phoned a wish-granting agency for children and discovered that no organization existed to honor the wishes of adults. Thomas found a way to make Timm's wish come true and, shortly after Timm passed away in the summer of 1994, Thomas created Dream Foundation to honor Timm's memory. Since then, Dream Foundation has granted thousands of dreams nationwide to adults who are battling life-limiting illness. The work of Dream Foundation is made possible, in part, through a grant from Odyssey HealthCare Foundation. For more information, contact Dream Foundation at http://www.dreamfoundation.org or at 805-564-2131.