Drew McIntyre just broke some good news that earned him significant appreciation from all the fans. This wrestling giant was working towards Make A Wish in his current year’s effort for its World Wish Month in April. Drew however is thoroughly hyped to participate with this campaign.
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McIntyre tweeted an emotional yet delogging tweet about how proud he was for being a wishmaker- this included great kids through whom he had come to know by this. The tweet also carried link to Make A Wish site so that he could attract fans towards joining hands to convert real wishes into reality for miracle children.
Not yet any comment, replies might be galore here and you know it. WWE really garners massive fan following worldwide and when they unite for one cause, they act. Make A Wish is a longtime partner of WWE, wherein lots of superstars have met wish kids for years. From John Cena holding the record for most wishes to small, nondescript moments that do not hit the headlines, the organization finds itself a perfect fit for WWE’s family-friendly ethos.
Drew naturally finds himself in this whirlwind, as it has emerged not just in the ring but also with a charity. Win or lose the championship, Drew has been one of the most viewed faces of WWE, and he has been using his platform for a good cause along with that. The tweet did not mention any wish, but given WWE’s busy schedule, it is likely that some children have been or will be brought in to meet at an event, or perhaps some special event will be planned.
World Wish Month is meant to be Make A Wish’s largest push into bringing in as much of its phenomenal amount of money as possible to grant as many wishes as it can. These wishes not only offer distraction but also provide actual lifelines for those children who are undergoing grueling medical internment. There’s something to fight for. WWE, therefore, means visibility and subsequently more donations and hopefully wishing more comes true.
It boasts some interesting timing, because April is the really stacked month for WWE as it wraps up WrestleMania season and the crowds are electrified and emotions are high: the perfect encapsulation of energy towards a good cause. For sure, that is not going to be all of the superstars to promote this as the month goes on. Perhaps some wish kids may attend events or get shout-outs during shows.
Linked up through Drew is going to take you right into Make A Wish’s donation page. Even small contributions may accumulate when you’ve got an army behind it. Good old WWE is always doing this. Beyond the scripted rivalries and over-the-top storylines, there is real commitment to giving back. Make A Wish is just one of many charities they work with, but it is one of the most visible. And when superstars like Drew-top of the card, main event talent-put their weight behind it, people pay attention.
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Indeed, that’s quite a good on Drew: using his platform. Better on WWE for making such partnerships happen. Sweepstakes indeed? Well, the kids who would win this deserve every bit of their wishes made come true. That’s what it’s really about in this situation.
