Make-A-Wish Australia
Megan Johnson is an accomplished professional with extensive experience in fundraising and partnerships management within the non-profit sector. Currently serving as the Group Head of Fundraising and Group Head of Partners at Make-A-Wish Australia since October 2020, Megan has previously held key positions such as Head of Partnerships at Austin Health and General Manager Corporate Fundraising & Events at TRY Australia. Additional experience includes roles at Redkite and the Leukaemia Foundation, where responsibilities spanned trust and foundation management as well as business development coordination. A graduate of Swinburne University of Technology, Megan holds a Bachelor of Business with a major in Marketing and Human Resource Management, alongside a Diploma of Marketing. Megan's educational background also includes attendance at Ruyton Girls School and Presbyterian Ladies College.
Make-A-Wish Australia
Make-A-Wish® Australia creates life-changing wishes for children with critical illnesses. Our mission is to grant the wish of every eligible child – a quest sparked by the belief that a wish is integral to a child’s treatment. We work in partnership with sick children, their families and medical teams to design and deliver wish experiences that are as unique as the children who imagine them. No two wishes are alike, from the simple to the seemingly impossible – we’ve made unicorns fly, sent kids to the moon and even helped Australia’s youngest ever cricket captain don the baggy green. Wishes transform the lives of sick kids, their families and communities. Research shows that wishes work to complement medical treatment, helping to calm, distract and empower sick kids at the time they need it most. When a wish is realised, a child discovers that despite their situation, anything is possible. Make-A-Wish is one of Australia’s most trusted charities and part of largest wish-granting organisation in the world. As a registered Australian charity, we rely completely on the generosity of our volunteers, partners, donors and supporters to make the impossible possible for seriously ill children in Australia. Find out the difference you can make by visiting www.makeawish.org.au