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How Fighting Cancer, a Block Party, and Ronald McDonald House New York Became Oliver’s New Normal
If you’ve never seen a bouncy house castle rating system in action, you’re truly missing out. Oliver, our intrepid reporter, took his first assignment at the Block Party very seriously. He and Octavio hopped into the bouncy house, and after some impressive mid-air somersaults (he’s had practice), Oliver awarded it a 9.9 out of 10. Why not a perfect score? He didn’t say. Maybe bouncy houses, like life, always leave a little room for improvement. Read It all here...
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Mes de Sensibilización sobre el Cáncer Infantil: Conozca a Emanuel
Vea ahora la historia de Emanuel y su familia.
El viaje de Emanuel y su familia a través del cáncer pediátrico les enfrentó a retos inimaginables...
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Childhood Cancer Awareness Month Spotlight: Meet Emanuel
Emanuel and his family’s journey through pediatric cancer brought them face to face with unimaginable challenges including financial fears, family separation, and a cancer plaguing a seven-year-old boy that just seemed to keep growing. Like many other families navigating similar crises, they discovered that the support they needed extended far beyond medical care.
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Empowering Communities and Building Futures
A Year with AmeriCorps at Ronald McDonald House New York
The 2023-24 RMH-NY AmeriCorps Community Health Team
In a metropolitan area like New Yo...
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Fighting Cancer with Family: An RMH-NY Tradition
During Childhood Cancer Awareness Month, Ronald McDonald House New York highlights the story of Dimitris, a 10-year-old boy diagnosed with Acute Myeloid Leukemia (AML), and his amazing mother, Melissa. The family's journey from Trinidad and Tobago to New York City began with a leap of faith and continued forward with support from places the family never knew possible including Ronald McDonald House New York. This is their story.
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Helping Hands: The Fine Art of Corporate Engagement at RMH-NY
Helping Hands invites corporate teams to assemble care packages tailored to the specific needs of the families staying at RMH-NY. These packages offer practical support and comfort, providing a sense of normalcy during challenging times. While these projects were once conducted onsite at RMH-NY, the pandemic led to a shift where volunteer activities now often take place in corporate offices or third-party spaces. Read more to learn how you can get your team involved!
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Because Moments Make Memories
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How Aunt Marie's Legacy Lives on at Ronald McDonald House New York
Marie O'Brien was not a household name, but to those who knew her, she was always a moment of warmth, humor, and generosity in your day. Born and r...
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Caregivers Elmhurst Hospital Family Rooms
Ronald McDonald Family Room Snapshot: Elmhurst Hospital
Reyna, a vibrant 15-year-old with a passion for art and tap dancing, found herself in the Pediatric unit at Elmhurst Hospital for a week-long stay following surgery. By her side was her dedicated mother, Gloria, a single parent working tirelessly to provide for her three children, one of whom is on the autism spectrum. Balancing two jobs and her responsibilities as a mother, Gloria embodies strength and resilience.
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Growing Love at Ronald McDonald House New York
There's a beautiful plot of green space on the seventh-floor terrace of Ronald McDonald House New York (RMH-NY), high above the craziness and noise of the busy city below. On the 7th floor terrace, a special project began recently called The Caregiver Community Garden Initiative.
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