A Night to Remember: Audrey’s Children Movie Screening Brings Dr. Audrey Evans’ Story to Life
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A Night to Remember: Audrey’s Children Movie Screening Brings Dr. Audrey Evans’ Story to Life
We’re still reflecting on the impact of an unforgettable evening during the one-time-only VIP screening of Audrey’s Children in Southwest Virginia. Presented by The Hokie Way and supported by Valley Wealth Group and Robins & Morton, the event brought together community members, supporters, and families to celebrate a remarkable woman whose vision continues to change
Read PostThe Hokie Way Day and Tab Top Extravaganza: A Huge Success!
On a beautiful day filled with excitement and community spirit, we welcomed families and supporters to The Hokie Way Day at the Ronald McDonald House for our annual Tab Top Extravaganza! The event brought together people of all ages for a day packed with fun, celebration, and heart. We were thrilled to have Hokie athlete
Read PostA Heartfelt Journey: The Ayers Family’s Experience at RMHC
On March 3, 2019, Bensyn Landry Ayers came into the world seven weeks early at Wytheville Community Hospital. His early arrival brought unexpected challenges, as he needed to be transported immediately to the NICU at Roanoke Memorial Hospital for specialized care. For the Ayers family—mom, dad, and their 5-year-old daughter—this marked the beginning of an
Read PostSpread Joy and Support RMHC This Holiday Season
The holiday season is a time of giving, gratitude, and joy—and at Ronald McDonald House Charities (RMHC), we’re incredibly grateful for the love and support we receive from our community each year. This season, there are so many ways to bring light and warmth to the families staying at our House. Whether you’re looking for
Read PostA Home Away from Home: The Freeman Family’s Stay at RMHC
Told by Melanie & Trey – Cyrus’ Parents We are the Freeman Family. Our son was born at Roanoke Memorial Hospital on June 28th at 38 weeks and 5 days. He was born with a neural tube defect called Spina Bifida Myelomeningocele and rocker bottom feet which is also known as vertical talus. He also
Read PostMara’s Story
Written by Mara, May 7, 2024 My name is Mara, I’m currently 16 years old and live in a small village in Bavaria in Germany. I have an older sister, Carolin, she is my everything. Two years ago, in March 2022 she moved to the United States after she fell in love and married a
Read PostMake 40 Count
How will YOU give 40 for 40? We honor the variety of ways that the community touches the lives of thousands of families each year by supporting our programs. We’re celebrating during the month of May with the 40 for 40 Drive. Support the families at Ronald McDonald House Charities ® of Southwest Virginia through these
Read PostKamden’s Story
March 27, 2024 – Told by Kamden’s mom, Krystal Kamden Osley was born at 23 weeks. She was a micro preemie. She weighed 1lb and 4oz at birth. Kamden spent 96 days in the NICU during that time she had a blood infection, several blood transfusions, and heart surgery. Kamden had heart surgery before she
Read PostCelebrating 40 Years
Giving families with a sick child what they need most – each other. Celebrating 40 Years of Mission: Providing Hope, Love, and Community to Families of Sick Children since 1984 As we commemorate our 40th year of service, we reflect on the journey that brought us here, the lives we’ve touched, and the enduring mission
Read Post40 Years of Gratitude at RMHC-SWVA
As November unfurls its golden hues and the aroma of Thanksgiving feasts wafts through the crisp autumn air, it’s a time for reflection and gratitude. In this season of giving thanks, there’s no better story to share than that of the Ronald McDonald House Charities of Southwest Virginia (RMHC). RMHC will be celebrating its 40th
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