Christmas Wish

The 44th Annual Christmas Wish season is in full swing and we need your help to be sure every child in the tri-state gets a visit from Santa. Here's the most asked for items that kids are obsessing over this season.

This day kicks off the charitable season when many focus on their holiday and end-of-year giving. All non-profit organizations are truly in need this year more than ever as the pandemic has put a halt to almost any type of fundraising these organizations depend on for their yearly budget.

The 44th season of Christmas Wish will officially kick off on Monday. Who's ready to assist needy families during the holidays? Take a sneak peek inside the headquarters located in the Towne Square Mall and see how you can help.

After you've stuffed your face on Thanksgiving, get ready to burn off some calories on Black Friday. We are looking to stuff the WBKR van with new, unwrapped toys, coats and gifts, along with food items for those less fortunate in the community. Here's all of the locations that you can help 'Stuff the Van'.

Fast Lane Auto Repair, along with American Legion Post 9 is on a mission to provide hundreds of bikes to kids at Christmas. They are asking for community members to donate kids' bikes of all ages this holiday season.

Volunteers are essential to the Christmas Wish mission every single year. This year, things just look a bit different. We want to give you the opportunity to change lives this holiday season, but we have to do it responsibly. If you would like to volunteer, here's what you need to know.

It's time for the 4th Annual Christmas Wish Open House at the Whitesville Mercantile on Saturday. Jerry Morris and the Angels for Ashley Cooking Team will be cooking up some delicious BBQ, and the Mercantile will have refreshments, giveaways and sales to celebrate the event.

Come celebrate Christmas a little early at Beef 'O' Brady's in Beaver Dam. You can have some fun masking-up, all to raise money for Christmas Wish. Funds raised will go directly to families in need this holiday season.

Boo Fest weekends wrapped up in a big way at Diamond Lake Campground and Resort. Many campers came out for some spooktacular fun and to donate to Christmas Wish. Here's a look back at Boo Fest 2020.

We're now accepting Christmas Wish letters here at WBKR. You can submit letters electronically here at WBKR.com or through the WBKR app.

Around 100 bikes lined the streets of Beaver Dam for the final "Rumble on 2nd" of the season last night. It was humbling to see so many riders pulling up with toys for good boys and girls this holiday season.

Because of possible inclement weather tonight, Bike Night and the Christmas Wish Toy Run has been postponed until next Thursday night. We hope to see you there.