In order to provide our guest families with all that they need during their stay, we rely on more than just our staff members. The generous folks who...
In order to provide our guest families with all that they need during their stay, we rely on more than just our staff members. The generous folks who...
Nonprofit organizations are pioneering the way business is done. Existing to further a social cause, rather than generate profit for shareholders, nonprofits use their surplus revenues to further their mission. Requiring forethought, good planning, and a healthy dose of creativity, nonprofits are only as successful as ingenuity allows. At Ronald McDonald House Charities in Omaha (RMHC) it is believed that collaboration is key to successfully running a nonprofit.
Remington Reece – Remi, for short – is a soon-to-be five-year-old who is spunky, sarcastic, and according to her mom, Alison, “the funniest kid I’ve ever met.” Along with...
Serenity Luedke describes her daughter, Taylor, as kind, smart, and quiet, but perhaps what impresses her most about her daughter is her strength. “Taylor is probably the strongest person...
Daniel Harville (12) from Monticello, AR and Jonathan Taylor (15) from Albuquerque, NM are like typical adolescent friends. They enjoy trips to the movies, building with Legos, and playing...
He had a light that could lift the spirits of anyone around him. She wanted to ensure that light would continue to shine as bright as ever, well into...
As we navigate the uncertainty of COVID-19, Ronald McDonald House Charities in Omaha is committed to providing a safe and supportive environment where families with hospitalized children can heal together. Since March 2020, we have made significant changes to our operations to ensure the health and safety of our volunteers, employees and, of course, the critically ill children and their families that count on us
Allison Winter is a soft-spoken 18-year-old from a small town about an hour north of Knoxville, Tennessee. Her shy demeanor and quiet voice might initially be mistaken for...
Ethan Dush, in his mother’s words, “cares about everybody.” Regina Dush describes her son as “funny, lovable, and kind.” Like other teenagers, he enjoys playing video games, hanging out...