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Second
Wind Dreams® is a national non-profit organization based in metro
Atlanta. For over 10 years we have made it our mission to
fulfill dreams nationwide for members of the Greatest Generation,
particularly those who are among the most forgotten in our society:
residents of nursing homes and assisted living facilities. Join
us in continuing this mission by helping to fulfill a dream or by
donating to make a dream come true.
To fulfill a dream and/or to donate to Second Wind Dreams,
please call (678) 624-0500, or click the box below.

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Second Wind Dreams Would Like to Thank
Robin Roberts, Co-Host of Good
Morning America!
A terrific dream was fulfilled recently when Good Morning America
co-host Robin Roberts visited Josephine Simmons, a senior fan
of hers who is also battling cancer. The senior, who lives in
NJ, an hour away from ABC headquarters in NY, asked if she could
receive an autographed picture of Robin. Robin went above and
beyond the call of duty and offered to hand-deliver the autographed
picture herself.
Robin made the two-hour round trip to visit Josephine, delivered
the photo and proceeded to spend a delightful hour with Josephine
and her family.
So thank you Robin, for taking time and giving back!
We couldn't make dreams like these come true without gracious
people like you.
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Below
are some of our other great dreams... Can you make a dream come
true?
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Our
thanks to President Carter
for paying a surprise visit to one of his biggest fans, 95-year-old
Janice Robbins. She stated, "If I knew I was going to meet
you, I would've had my hair done!" |
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Also
in People Magazine: 89-year-old
Roy Rebb, flying a
plane and 75-year-old Booker Linhorn, seeing a Braves game
and meeting future Hall of Famer Tom
Glavine. |
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Second
Wind Dreams' recent profile in
People Magazine, featuring
83-year-old Evelyn Roberts riding a camel. |
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100-year-old
Robert Kelly meets golf legend Lee Trevino. |
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In the 1940's, everyone pitched in to win the war,
so
fulfilling dreams for elders nationwide is our
way of thanking the Greatest Generation.
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