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Below is an overview of how RMHC of Central Ohio has impacted the community in 2024.
7 nights was the average length of stay per family
1103 nights is the current longest stay
33,889 nights of rest were provided to individuals in need
4,808 families were served over the course of the year
17 countries across the world had families served at the House
44 states in the US had families served at the House
270 volunteers served on a weekly or biweekly basis
29,594 hours of work from volunteers was donated over the year
128 project groups volunteered to donate their time together
609 meal groups provided warm homecooked meals
24 programs and activities were offered to guests
780 sessions of those programs & activities were offered
8,374 people served at OhioHealth Riverside Methodist Hospital’s Ronald McDonald Family Room
7193 people served at Nationwide Children’s Hospital’s Big Lots Behavioral Health Pavilion Ronald McDonald Family Room
282 programs and activities sessions were offered in both Central Ohio Ronald McDonald Family Rooms
126 children received medical and health education visits
An additional 352 children received care in schools and centers
17 locations were visited to provide care
$976,080 was raised from the McDonald’s “Round-Up for RMHC” Campaign
127 McDonald’s locations in Central Ohio participated in the Round-Up for RMHC program
8 special contests took place to reward the highest fundraising stores in monthly competitions
$349,879 was raised from the Vehicle Donation Program (VDP)
332 vehicles were donated to the Vehicle Donation Program
$192,000 was raised from cause marketing campaigns and food truck give backs
299 food trucks supported RMHC of Central Ohio by donating a portion of their sales
38 cause marketing fundraisers donated proceeds to the House in unique and different ways
$1,100,564 was raised from the nine annual RMHC Signature Events
$460,553 was raised from every community fundraiser held on behalf of the House
76 guest rooms were annually adopted
$32,000 was raised from 54 individual reoccurring donors