The House Full of Hope
By Carly Damman HOPE. It’s just a mere four letters put its meaning is far from simple. A life without hope might mean sleepless nights worrying about your sick child,
October 1, 2014
By Carly Damman HOPE. It’s just a mere four letters put its meaning is far from simple. A life without hope might mean sleepless nights worrying about your sick child,
By Amanda Zari When our four year old, Ashton, was diagnosed with hydronephrosis (a condition that typically occurs when one kidney becomes swollen due to the failure of normal drainage of urine
By Ralph “Rusty” Garber I have been trying to find a simple way to respond to the many people who ask me how I like volunteering at the Columbus Ronald
By Vicki Chappelear On the eve of our grand opening weekend, I have to pause at the gravity that is taking place. “Grand Opening” even the name suggests a big
By Sarah Carey On June 11, 2011, our grandson, Haden, was born with complex heart disease. He has had two previous surgeries in Cincinnati with his third surgery scheduled on
By Angie Hartley As the summer begins to wind down and children head back to school my family went on our annual beach vacation. My husband and I took a
By DJ and Michelle Viands On September 4, 2012, our view on life changed. Our trust and faith in God changed. After five weeks of bed rest and six long
By Madeline Hadley When I applied to be an intern at the Columbus Ronald McDonald House, I didn’t have any idea what I was getting myself into. To be honest,
By Sean Brewster As part of the Columbus Foundation Summer Fellowship Program, I spent the past 10 weeks working at Ronald McDonald House Charities of Central Ohio (RMHC). Just within
By Carly Damman After visiting various corporate advertising and public relations agencies in large cities such as New York and Chicago, I found myself in the office of a marketing