Mr. Beast and dozens of stars granted 100 children with cancer their wishes, plus a $6.5 million donation.
One hundred wishes granted with celebrity and corporate helpCreators, musicians, actors and athletes including LeBron James, The Rock, Speed and KSI joined to make the wishes happen.
Wishes are treated as part of the treatmentA hospital guest says the wishes are part of life-saving cures, giving kids a core memory that helps push them through.
Viewers asked for blood, $10 donations and visitsThe blood drive saved a thousand lives, $10 to Give Kids the World enters a Castle Suite draw, and visiting a sick friend was called the simplest help.
Executive SummaryAI
The video opens with 100 kids' wishes being granted, starting with Mac, who finished cancer treatment and wished to go skiing, and whose mother recalls him promising her on diagnosis day that he would be OK.
Thirty of the kids get Disney World to themselves, and later wishes send Addison swimming with a whale shark, Maisie to a VIP theater experience in London, kids to sign a Falcon 9 rocket with Blue Origin and SpaceX, and Harry and Brian to an F1 track.
LeBron James surprises a group of basketball fans, shoots with them, and hands over the keys to his foundation's House 330 in Akron, a community center with games, food and his own bedroom.
A blood drive organised for an anonymous wisher collects enough blood to save a thousand lives, against a backdrop of 400,000 children diagnosed with cancer worldwide each year and only 2-3% of eligible adults donating blood.
The video closes with a $6.5 million donation from Mr. Beast, Amgen and St. Baldrick's to kickstart a Stand Up To Cancer dream team focused on ending pediatric cancer.
Key Quote
“He said, mom, this might be hard, but I'm going to be OK.”