Ask for something. Someone might make it happen.

Post the thing you'd love, from a ₦3,500 suya to a ₦2.8m sewing machine. Friends and kind strangers can chip in, or grant the whole thing.

Grant a wish
  • Verified wishers are clearly marked
  • Money is held until the gift arrives
  • Give with your name, or anonymously

Wish is built for two feelings

The giver
“I don't know this person, but I really want to make this happen.”
Find a wish that speaks to you and chip in, from ₦2,000 to the whole thing.
The wisher
“Wait… someone actually granted my wish?”
Say it in your own words, share it, and watch people show up for you.

This week, it actually happened

See all
Suya skewers on a plate
Bisi's post-exam suya₦3,500 · granted in full by a stranger
Ifeoma laughing at dinner with a drink
Ifeoma's dinner for one₦18,000 · 6 givers“Ordering dessert first. Thank you, strangers.”
Teslimah smiling in her new ankara dress
Teslimah's birthday dress₦120,000 · 5 friends
Musa working on his laptop
Musa's final-year laptop82% there · ₦112,000 to go
A wish doesn't have to be expensive to matter

A ₦3,500 suya. Headphones because coworkers call on speaker. A trip for mum's 60th. A ₦2.8m sewing machine , one step at a time.

How a wish comes true

  1. Hands typing on a phone at night
    01Say what you wantWrite it like you'd text a friend. Wishmaker can help shape it, using only your words.
  2. A man smiling at his phone
    02Someone finds itFriends get the link. Strangers find it while looking for someone's day to make.
  3. A woman delighted, holding up her phone
    03It comes trueSee who chipped in and what they said. Thank them, and share the moment.

What would you wish for?