Red Shoes Make All the Difference
By Ashley Martin, Red Shoe Society Member I’m originally from Alabama (Roll Tide), but moved to Columbus after graduate school. I was very active in the volunteer community in Birmingham,
August 17, 2016
By Ashley Martin, Red Shoe Society Member I’m originally from Alabama (Roll Tide), but moved to Columbus after graduate school. I was very active in the volunteer community in Birmingham,
By Angela Alder, Strategic Partnerships Associate “The best way to find yourself is to lose yourself in the service of others.” -Gandhi While pursuing my Bachelor’s degree and working full-time,
Last year, Shannon Thomas’ cousin had premature twin boys, Cale and Cole, born in Marietta, Ohio. The twins were healthy in size for being born premature. However, they had multiple complications
By Erica Hollar Five years ago after finishing law school, I moved back to Columbus. School was over, and I was ready to start my career. Luckily I had found
By Jamie Foltz Hello! My name is Jamie Foltz and I have worked at the Columbus Ronald McDonald House for over 7 ½ years. I have worn many hats in
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
By Sean Murray, Membership Committee Chair of the Red Shoe Society, Group of Young Professionals Years ago, when I was a youngster, McDonald’s ran a commercial featuring Ronald McDonald and