The Ronald McDonald House: A Place of Comfort and Hope
By Amy Gooden In January 2007 my son Joshua was born five weeks premature and suffered severe digestive complications. A few days after he was
April 13, 2016
By Amy Gooden In January 2007 my son Joshua was born five weeks premature and suffered severe digestive complications. A few days after he was
By St. Patrick 8th Grade Students Have you ever thought pop tabs could bring a family together? At St. Patrick School, students in grades K-8
By Ginger Tinkler, Volunteer When I retired from 34 years of teaching, I was excited when a small group of women from our church asked
By Carly Damman, Community Partnerships Associate This past weekend, 180 Ohio University students gathered together in the Baker University Center ballroom on campus to dance
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
By Andrea Biada, Major Gift Officer For the past several years I headed our company’s annual holiday drive and I chose the Ronald McDonald House
By Lindsey Beggin, Volunteer I will be honest and tell you that my reasons for volunteering at this House in the first place were purely selfish.
By Mackenzie Schuler I love the holidays, but I have especially always loved Christmas. I love the lights, music, decorations, the food, and the traditions.
By Darla Stover The literal definition of grateful is feeling or showing an appreciation of kindness; to be thankful. The staff, volunteers and families
By Darlene Brady, Volunteer THE HOUSE feeds my soul and for that, I am grateful. Before I began my stint as a volunteer, my life