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Every little gift makes a big difference.

What Does Your Donation
Mean To Us

Keeping Families Close. Ronald McDonald House Charities in Omaha provides a temporary home and care families need so they can be close to the medical treatment and support their child needs. That’s the wonderful gift you offer children, and their families, when you make a donation to Ronald McDonald House Charities in Omaha. Even though it costs us $120 per night to house a family, we’re able to ask families for a $20 per night donation because of generous donations from friends like you.

How To Give

	Make a gift online by clicking here.
	Donate by Mail: Ronald McDonald House Charities in Omaha 620 South 38th Avenue, Omaha, NE 68105
	Donate by Phone – Call: (402) 346-9377
	For more information, contact: Kari Ketcham at kketcham@rmhcomaha.org or (402)346-9377 ext. 128

Our Tax Info: Ronald McDonald House Charities in Omaha is registered as a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization. Contributions to RMHC in Omaha are tax-deductible to the extent permitted by law. RMHC in Omaha’s tax identification number is 47-0755104.

How does your gift help?

$25

provides a warm meal for 1 family
$120

supports a one-night stay for a family in a cozy guest room
$250

covers sanitation services, providing protection for our families for 3 days

Join The League of Extraordinary Givers

At Ronald McDonald House Charities in Omaha, we take extraordinary measures to create ordinary times for our families. By joining the League of Extraordinary Givers (LXG), you’re showing that you’ll do the same.

LXG members receive invitations to RMHC in Omaha events, RMHC swag, and online recognition, if desired.

To join, simply fill out the form here to set up a recurring gift of at least $20 – which sponsors one night for one family each month.

If you have any questions, please contact Hunter Samuels at hsamuels@rmhcomaha.org or 402-346-9377.

“Just one hour of fun. One hour of laughing and giggling, and learning about their life and their past, and giving them hope, and them saying, ‘It’ll be okay.’ Absolutely no one knows if it’s going to be okay or not, but just to hear them say that is amazing.”

- Emily Webster, Grand Island, NE

“At the House, we feel like we’re not the only ones going through this.”

- Nick Everett, Beatrice, NE

“You can just think about your kid. You don’t have to worry about dinner. You don’t have to worry about where you’re going to wash your clothes. You don’t have to worry about how much a hotel is going to cost on a given night.”

- April Albright, Wyoming