The House is quieter these days. And though I am eagerly awaiting the days of excitement and bustle of a full House, this time has given me a chance to reflect on just how important our mission is to families. What has always been true,...
Ronald McDonald House Charities® of Central and Northern Arizona (RMHCCNAZ) has received a gift of $50,000 from Scottsdale native JFQ Lending to support families staying at the Valley’s three Ronald McDonald Houses seeking medical care for their child....
Thinking that they could not get pregnant, Payson, Arizona parents Lisa and Nick were ecstatic when they discovered they were having a baby. “He’s our little miracle boy,” Lisa said of her four-month-old son Logan....
By now you’ve probably lost count of how many days we’ve been in quarantine. I also assume that you’re probably ready for the next chapter. I’m here to tell you WE ARE, TOO! And while we are eager to hear the rumblings of dinner groups...
In 2019, over 480 individual volunteers donated their time and talents to RMHC of Central and Northern Arizona. One of those dedicated volunteers was Scott Garfinkel. As the Vice President of Claire’s Stores in the southwest, Scott has been volunteering his time to the organization...
Even during a global pandemic, pediatric illness doesn’t stop. Still, Ronald McDonald House Charities® of Central and Northern Arizona continues to be a home base families can lean on as they focus on fighting life’s toughest battles....
When we began 2020, we were looking forward to a year of celebrating our 35th anniversary. We planned for cake, friends, and events to honor this great milestone that we’re so very proud of. Then a global pandemic unfolded. So, even though there won’t be balloons...
While area nonprofits continue to navigate their new normal, Ronald McDonald House Charities® of Central & Northern Arizona (RMHCCNAZ) recently received a welcomed surprise with the gift of $15,000 from Fintech leader Amrock, national provider of title insurance, property valuations and settlement services....
Serenity was enjoying life as 16-year-old girl in Bouse, Arizona. When she wasn’t spending time with her friends, she could be found playing volleyball, basketball, softball and running track for her high school. But when she went to the doctor for what she thought was...
I hope this note finds you and your family well. Times have changed. Life as it was is no longer – at least for the foreseeable future. The order of the day is adapting and pivoting to our new reality....
