Who doesn’t love the simplicity of swinging on a swing and taking in the sights of the neighborhood? Those are two favorite pastimes for a boy in Bernardsville named Neil. Neil, who is a growing ten-year old and also uses a wheelchair was finding it harder and harder to enjoy a regular swing, so Neil had a wish – to have an outdoor wheelchair swing – and that wish was recently granted by Make-A-Wish New Jersey.

A boy in Bernardsville received a special surprise from Make a Wish New Jersey on Wednesday.

Karina Frayle, who has finished treatment for Hodgkin’s Lymphoma, shared her wish by creating a virtual camp watched by kids across the globe.

A wish was granted on Wednesday for 10-year-old Neill Hajjar of West Street, as he got to enjoy a newly installed wheelchair swing on his front yard while watching a convoy of some 250 vehicles drive by during a community-wide celebration.

Karina Frayle, who has finished treatment for Hodgkin’s Lymphoma, shared her wish by creating a virtual camp watched by kids across the globe.

With "happy hands" and "happy feet," Neil Hajjar took a ride in his new wheelchair swing as he watched a convoy of hundreds of police cars, firetrucks and other vehicles drive past his West Street home.

For Neil Hajjar, a 10-year-old Bernardsville resident with Mecp2 Duplication Syndrome and Moyamoya Disease, the view from his front lawn Wednesday evening was enough to elicit what his mom, Meg, calls his “happy hands.”

Make-A-Wish New Jersey recently granted the wish of a Freehold Township teenager who is battling a life-threatening illness.

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While the brothers were in treatment at Hackensack University Medical Center, one of their social workers introduced the family to Make-A-Wish New Jersey.