The fundraising campaign is being spearheaded by La Salsa, which will donate a portion of the proceeds from the sales of its popular GrandeTrays nationwide to Dream Foundation. (In fact, La Salsa is granting Vega’s dream by underwriting all costs associated with the bed.) La Salsa hopes to raise enough funds during the month-long campaign to fulfill the dreams of at least eight beneficiaries.

Vega was diagnosed with breast cancer in 2000, at which time she successfully underwent chemotherapy. Then early last year, she received bad news, the cancer had returned. This time, though, it was stage 4 breast cancer, a form of the disease for which there is no cure. Throughout her ordeal, she has slept in a tiny cramped bed in her Southgate home. He dream has been to spend her final days in comfort in a Queen size bed.

“We’re delighted to, once again, partner with Dream Foundation to help fulfill the dreams of those in need,” said Amir Siddiqui, La Salsa’s COO. “We hope that the public supports this worthy program as they gear up for their Cinco de Mayo get-togethers.”

GrandeTrays feed up to eight adults and can be prepared with as little as 30-minutes advance notice. The items range from $19.95 to $34.95 and are available in three combinations: Taquito GrandeTrays, Taco GrandeTrays and Burrito GrandeTrays. The La Salsa/Dream Foundation fundraising campaign will continue through Cinco de Mayo (Thursday, May 5). Orders may be placed over the phone or in person.

One of the most formidable Latina actresses working today, Peña most recently supplied the voice of Mirage in the blockbuster animated film, “The Incredibles” and has starred in such popular films as “La Bamba,” Jackie Chan’s “Rush Hour” and “Down & Out In Beverly Hills.”

Ziering is best known for his role as Steve Sanders on the hit show “Beverly Hills 90210.” He recently completed work on his latest feature film, “Domino,” which is slated for release later this year.

Dream Foundation is the first and largest national nonprofit organization granting final wishes to terminally ill adults who have a life expectancy of six months or less. Now in its 10th year, Dream Foundation has granted more than 3,300 dreams to adults nationwide who are emotionally, financially and physically devastated by terminal illness. Dream Foundation’s mission is to ensure that no adult, whose life will end prematurely due to a terminal illness, must ever pass from this earth without realizing one final wish from the heart. Additional information on Dream Foundation can be found at www.dreamfoundation.org.