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
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
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
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
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
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
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
By Mackenzie Schuler Vacation season is in full swing, and I know so many of us look forward to getting away to get some sunshine,
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.
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
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