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One Tab!
"Living to serve...nationally"
Students are encouraged to collect metal tabs for the Ronald McDonald House in Charlotte, NC. Tabs can be given to Mrs. Robinson or any FFA Officer. Tabs should be counted and labeled with student name and number of tabs.
Million Tab Challenge!
"RMHC programs help alleviate some financial burdens for families with sick children. We help our families save more than $443 million
in hotel and meal expenses."
"RMHC enables and promotes family-centered care, a critically important part of caring for, and supporting, children with
serious medical conditions."
"More than $126 million was donated through McDonald’s restaurants last year. That could provide almost 1.6 million overnight stays
for RMHC families."
"The first Ronald McDonald program opened in 1974 in Philadelphia at the urging of Dr. Audrey Evans, a world-renowned pediatric oncologist at Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia. As families traveled near and far for Dr. Evans to treat their children with cancer, she realized the crucial need for families to stay close to their sick children and for housing to facilitate that proximity. Dr. Evans was introduced to the Philadelphia Eagles, where one of their beloved players, Fred Hill, had a daughter who was being treated for pediatric leukemia. The National Football League team rallied behind Dr. Evans, the Hill family, and Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia and encouraged the local McDonald’s owner/ operators and regional office to get involved. With this community of support, which remains a hallmark of the program today, the first Ronald McDonald House was built, offering a “home away from home” for families with seriously-ill children in a communal setting in close proximity to the hospital. Today, there are over 365 Ronald McDonald Houses in more than 40 countries and regions around the world. The program cares for a diverse population of families whose children are faced with the full range of pediatric acute and chronic illnesses, including cancer, prematurity, heart conditions, trauma, organ and tissue transplant, and many other serious conditions."
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