Tom Brady, Aaron Judge, Jayson Tatum Grant Wishes with Fanatics Make-A-Wish

Tom Brady, Aaron Judge and Jayson Tatum made some lifelong memories and granted some wishes for multiple children on Tuesday.

The star athletes teamed up with Fanatics and Make-A-Wish for an event where children got the chance to catch passes from Brady, play catch with Judge and play basketball with Tatum:

The event was part of the rollout for the partnership between Fanatics and Make-A-Wish.

In a press release, the companies explained Fanatics will be Make-A-Wish's "official sports partner" whenever there are children who have sports-related wishes. The press release listed athlete meet-and-greets, attending games and spending time with athletes at All-Star Weekends as some examples of what the partnership will create.

What's more, Fanatics contributed $10 million to Make-A-Wish and will provide merchandise and production costs needed for "external storytelling efforts."

While it was a notable partnership between the two companies, it was the opportunities for multiple children to experience playing sports with some of their heroes that truly stood out.