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Ronald McDonald House Charities Canada

Canadian non-profit organization

Ronald McDonald House Charities Canada

Summary

Canadian non-profit organization

Ronald McDonald House Charities Canada (RMHCC) is a non-profit organization that provides temporary accommodation for families with seriously ill children who have to travel to access necessary medical care. RMHCC's 33 programs across Canada consist of 16 Ronald McDonald Houses, which provide families with a home near the hospital while their child is receiving treatment, and 17 Ronald McDonald Family Rooms, which provide families with a room within the hospital.

Locations

[[Toys for Tots]] at the Ottawa Ronald McDonald House in 2022

The RMHCC houses, rooms and care mobiles are located in:

  • British Columbia: Vancouver, Surrey
  • Alberta: Calgary, Edmonton, Medicine Hat, Red Deer
  • Saskatchewan: Saskatoon, Prince Albert
  • Manitoba: Winnipeg
  • Ontario: Ottawa, Hamilton, London, Windsor, Toronto, Sudbury, Markham, Mississauga, Scarborough
  • Quebec: Montreal, Quebec City
  • Nova Scotia: Halifax
  • New Brunswick: Moncton
  • Newfoundland and Labrador: St. John's

Donations

Each Ronald McDonald House is independently operated by its own charitable organization, and is supported by individual and corporate donors. McDonald's restaurants in Canada hold an annual fundraising event called McHappy Day on which a portion of proceeds from all food and beverage items sold goes directly to RMHCC and other local children's charities. May 11, 2022 marked McDonald’s Canada’s 28th McHappy Day. The 2022 event raised more than $5.7 million to support families with sick children across Canada.

References

References

  1. "Ronald McDonald House Charities (RMHC) of Canada".
  2. "Communities Across Canada Came Together to Raise More Than $5.7 Million in Support of McHappy Day®".
  3. "It’s ‘McHappy Day’ At McDonald’s Canada Today".
  4. "2022 McHappy Day raises $5.7million+ this year".
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