Teaming industry professionals with critically and terminally diagnosed youth to help them create short film legacies.

Screening At Dances With Films
MAFF Premieres It’s First Film
Make-A-Wish Greenlights Next Film
Next Participant Selected
More Grants Pouring In
Jabril At Middle School
1st Film Premieres

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Beverly Hills Courier
Make-A-Wish Foundation has been fulfilling the dreams of terminally ill children nationally and locally since 1980. A direct, though unrelated, semi-twin of that organization has subsequently come on the scene two years ago with the name Make A Film Foundation . . .    Read The Article

Santa Monica Daily Press
After the storm of foster care, domestic abuse and gang violence has passed, Jabril Muhammad found his voice. It's a voice that comes through . . .    Read The Article

www.thecorsaironline.com
Every now and then you meet someone who has overcome so much adversity their life story would motivate the Grinch to save Christmas, but it's rare when you come across one who is so young and has so much life still to live. . . .    Read The Article

Landmark Education News
It began with an email Tamika Lamison received: “If you could do anything, what would you do?” Lamison’s thought was . . .    Read The Article

A-List Magazine
CINEMATIC CHARITY...We had to tell you about a new, non-profit organization called Make A Film Foundation (MAFF). It pairs young people diagnosed with critical or terminal illness with . . .    Read The Article

Carib Press
For Young people facing chronic illness or long-term hospi-
talization, it is easy to feel marginalized from the world. Depending on . . .   
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