STATE COLLEGE — Kish Travel recently announced it has recently become the exclusive travel partner of Pixie Dust Wishes, a State College-based non-profit that grants Disney World wish trips to individuals with special needs/disabilities and their families.
Pixie Dust Wishes has awarded 11 wishes since its inception in 2017. This year, it hopes to award many more wishes, and Kish Travel, an authorized Disney vacation planner, will be providing financial and professional assistance in planning perfect, customized Disney vacations for each of the wish recipients.
“Kish Travel is pleased to partner with Pixie Dust Wishes and create magical Disney trips for deserving families in our community,” said Christina Bagrosky, director of Kish Travel. “We applaud their commitment to the special needs community, and especially their efforts to create a network of support for the families and to help eliminate some of the isolation that comes with their journey.”
Jaimie Miller, president and executive director of Pixie Dust Wishes, said she is grateful for the support.
“Pixie Dust Wishes is honored to have the support of Kish Travel. They value our mission and genuinely want to support our cause of granting Disney wishes to individuals with disabilities and special needs. We are so excited to be forming this new partnership with them as they help us make every wish trip as magical as it can possibly be.” she said.
Learn more about Pixie Dust Wishes at www.pixiedustwishes.org and Kish Travel’s Disney vacation planning services at www.kishtravel.com/disney.
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