First of all…how’s your daughter doing? Hoping the best for you and your family.
Second of all…thanks for the insight! I’m sure most of us donate to various causes, and a person can always go online to hear what a company or watchdog group says about a certain charity, but hearing stories like this mean a lot to get the perspective of actual people who were assisted.
Hope your daughter is doing alright.
Prayers for you daughter and a speedy recovery.
McDonald’s, like their food or not, do a lot with Children’s Hospital and the Ronald McDonald house. They also make it easy to donate. Drop your change in the bucket at the drive thru or inside or save you aluminum pop tabs and support the Ronald McDonald house. My grand daughter takes bunches of pop tabs in every year to the Ronald McDonald house. She has the whole family saving them.
Glad to hear of a charity helping in such a helpful way. Hope your daughters well
Good post and they don’t get enough credit or publicity.
It’s awesome support when a person is down.
I always donate to RMH when the opportunity is presented. I liked it McDonald’s would ask if wanted to donate a doller at the register.
Off subject a bit but I like those grocery stores that give you an oppertunity to donate to the local food shelves via depit card or buy a bag our fill your own and to donate to the veteran’s.
Hope your daughter is ok. Thoughts and prayers for your daughter, you and your family.
Ronald McDonald House is an awesome place. My Dad spent some time at one in Indianapolis IN after his transplant surgery. He needed to be close to the hospital for daily visits and RMH was next door. He stayed there with my mom for an extended period until he was well enough to go home. Can’t say enough great things about RMH.
Besides donations, I once spoke with a RMH staffer who said they love getting the help when folks can come in and help with preparing or serving a meal or two once in awhile.
My son spent 6 weeks at Gillette this summer recovering from spinal surgery. RMH was an absolute godsend.
Besides donations, I once spoke with a RMH staffer who said they love getting the help when folks can come in and help with preparing or serving a meal or two once in awhile.
It was such a blessing when people came in to do this. We had some great meals over the summer and our son definitely appreciated eating homemade tacos instead of the same old chicken tenders from the cafeteria.
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