Make-a-Wish, Push all the Buttons

A 4-year-old boy suffering from pelvic cancer had one wish that was to ride in an elevator, punch all the buttons and count all the floors.

On Thursday, Alan Sanders' wish came true at the Weston Centre in downtown San Antonio.

With the help of the Make-A-Wish Foundation, Graham Weston, Rackspace, Geekdom and all 900 tenants in the building, Alan and his family were greeted on every floor to cheers, balloons, streamers, cookies, toys and even Sponge Bob Square Pants himself.

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[MissKatTheBat]

What are you doing reading the comments! Watch the awesome video!

[Art P.]

I work for a law firm at the Weston Centre and i had the fortune and pleasure to be part of this wish. Let me just say that it was overwhelming; Congrats to Graham, Rackspace and all of the people at the building for making this wish come true. Honestly i think Alan made more of an impact on all of us than what we did on him. Thank you Alan!!

[jojolous]

Rip..we luv u

[Shes Comeundun]

Wow, amazing. Thanks for restoring a bit of my hope in humanity.

[annettelaura]

Proud of you, fellow Rackers :)

[Thomas Beck]

I am so glad I was able to be a part of this. Keeping my tears back was tough, but little Alan was adorable and I had a blast with the green hair.

[sarab224]

I love this video! Thank you Rackspace for sharing this. And thank you Make a Wish for granting his wish. We love Alan and his family very dearly! We are so blessed to have them in our lives!

[Mary Ann Briones]

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