Multitude of Blessings
By Angela Stacy My journey to the Ronald McDonald House began in September 2012. At that time, my son Luke was diagnosed with Ulcerative Colitis. After numerous hospitalizations and all
July 9, 2014
By Angela Stacy My journey to the Ronald McDonald House began in September 2012. At that time, my son Luke was diagnosed with Ulcerative Colitis. After numerous hospitalizations and all
The city of Columbus offers a number of different possibilities for professional experiences to thousands of college students each year. When it came time for me to choose, I knew
By Alli Snyder Five years ago I started collecting pop tabs from my local school district. In the past five years, I’ve been able to donate over 1.5 million pop
By Megan Koester Summer is a time when people are looking for fun things to do outside the House. As a mom of two kids, we are always looking for
By Jamie Foltz It was late one April night when I was sitting at my mom’s bedside at The James. She had just been admitted because the clinical trial she
Autumn is not even two years old, but she has faced enough hardships to last her a lifetime. Her mother, Carrie, had a perfect pregnancy—there was nothing detected to assume
By Meredith Harrison As we get closer to opening our new kitchen, we thought it would be fun to compile Breakfast for Dinner recipes that you and your meal groups
By Tony Szymczak, Immediate Past President of Red Shoe Society Upon starting a new job, my boss mandated that I get involved with a charity. I remember thinking that information
When Brianna was in 8th grade, she lost 17 pounds in 10 days. She had to pull out of school and the extracurricular events she loved. Her quality of life
By Dee Anders The best flower coming this May will be opening the new rooms at the Ronald McDonald House in central Ohio. Even though the entire project will not