Noah's Wish

A year ago, Noah Zierfus was diagnosed with cancer. When he learned he was getting a wish, he showed his kindness by choosing to focus on his community and asked that his hometown basketball court be resurfaced.

Noah grew up playing on any and every court he was near and he wants future generations to experience the joy of basketball as much as he has, and hopes always to be able to. 

Community rallies to make a generous wish come true

Resurfacing the court is more than three times the cost of a typical wish, but when the community heard about Noah’s kind intentions, they sprang into action. Led by the folks of One Credit Union, more than a dozen local businesses have already donated to help grant this special wish, and their messages of encouragement are included in the video below.

Help grant Noah's wish by donating in his honor today.

Thank you to the people making Noah's wish to give back come true including volunteer Wish Granters Elizabeth Roach and Joe Larose, a generous grant from the Hoehl Family Foundation, and local businesses and organizations One Credit Union, Springfield VT Booster Club, Graham & Graham, Willow Farm Pet, Springfield Area Parent Child Center, The Edgar May Health and Recreation Center, Brady and Donohue, Crissy Webster Counseling Services, Jerry Farnum - State Farm Insurance Agent, Lester "Pete" Peck, Cota & Cota, Christian and Lizzy Craig, James Atwood/Daniel Metzen, Dr. Kelly Flynn, Mary and James MacHanon, and Springfield, Vermont Parks & Recreation.