By Rick Shepherd, Communications Manager, RMHC of Central Ohio Omario’s condition is so rare, that doctors in his hometown back in Jamaica were stumped. When
By Rick Shepherd, RMHC of Central Ohio Communications Manager David Herman discovered his passion for photography later in life and has found it to be
By Rick Shepherd, Communications Manager, RMHC of Central OH People would come from all over to visit Ohio’s only American Girl store after it opened
Maddie Knostman, the Visual Communication Manager of Ronald McDonald House Charities of Central Ohio, graduated from Ohio University in 2020. Even after starting her professional
It was a year of immense growth for Ronald McDonald House Charities of Central Ohio, and we couldn’t have achieved it without the generous support
By Rick Shepherd Latoya’s family stayed at the Columbus Ronald McDonald House in the early 1990s when she was only eight years old. Today, she
By Molly Todd, RMHC Volunteer I’m Molly Todd and I’m a Ronald McDonald House Charities Volunteer who just loves children’s artwork. I also love to
As we wrap up the Mental Health Awareness Month of May, we spotlight John Kennedy, a board member here at Ronald McDonald House Charities of Central Ohio. John recently sat down with us to talk about his family’s experience with addiction and mental illness
He was a young Star Wars fan who was given a Star Wars puzzle by a House manager seven years ago. Now a teenager, he returned with his mom to stay at the House for hospital appointments and happened to be staying at the House during a special observance of Star Wars Day. He and his mom show their gratitude, which only grew from the day he got that puzzle.
Betsy brought her son to Nationwide Children’s Hospital after his mental health concerns couldn’t be addressed by healthcare professionals in her local area. She found the help her son needed at NCH, and found our Ronald McDonald Family Room a perfect place to take a break while her son was getting the care he needed. She was also relieved to find out that she could stay at the Ronald McDonald House knowing her son’s inpatient care would take weeks.
