The sibling in the waiting room deserves a wish too.

Cali's Crew grants small gifts and meaningful experiences to the brothers and sisters of children fighting cancer — so no child in the family feels forgotten.

Cali's Crew logo — three children holding stars, with the words 'Cali's Crew: Granting little wishes to siblings of cancer fighters'

"So do not fear, for I am with you; do not be dismayed, for I am your God. I will strengthen you and help you; I will uphold you with my righteous right hand."

ISAIAH 41:10

How a wish happens

A simple path from a family we hear about to a sibling who feels seen.

One

We hear about a family

A hospital, treatment center, or the family itself lets us know a sibling could use some encouragement.

Two

We learn what they'd love

A volunteer connects with the family to find out what would genuinely make that child feel celebrated.

Three

We deliver the wish

A gift, an outing, or an experience — funded entirely by Cali's Crew, at no cost to the family.

Who we serve

Why Cali's Crew exists

When our son was diagnosed with cancer, our family — like so many others — was surrounded by love. Gifts, visits, and encouragement poured in for him throughout treatment, and we were deeply grateful for every bit of it.

But we noticed something else, too. Our daughter, Cali, was living through the same fear and disruption as the rest of us — new schedules, hospital waiting rooms, a house that revolved around her brother's care — and she rarely received anything of her own. She wasn't the one who was sick, so it was easy for her needs to go quietly unnoticed. When we talked with other families walking the same road, they told us they'd seen the exact same thing happen to their own kids.

Cali's Crew was started in her honor, so that siblings like her don't have to go through it feeling forgotten.

— The Lucas Family