Make-A-Wish retains Fleishman

SAN DIEGO: The Make-A-Wish Foundation of San Diego has selected Fleishman-Hillard to help launch the Foundation's first annual "A Season of Wishes" holiday program in San Diego. The firm's San Diego branch will assist with awareness-heightening efforts throughout the holiday season, including media relations and community events.

9 October 2006

SAN DIEGO: The Make-A-Wish Foundation of San Diego has selected Fleishman-Hillard to help launch the Foundation's first annual "A Season of Wishes" holiday program in San Diego. The firm's San Diego branch will assist with awareness-heightening efforts throughout the holiday season, including media relations and community events.

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