tried to imagine," says Gilda McHenry, "what it would be like to have a child who was critically ill, and in the midst of hospital visits and blood tests and fear of the unknown, to still have to provide food for my other children. But it’s good to know that there’s a place like the Ronald McDonald House that provides meals and an affordable place to stay for families of seriously ill children." Read More About Gilda

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"While in Georgia learning about the Chicken McNuggets process, we visited a newly built Ronald McDonald House in Atlanta,” said Joanna Canizares. “We learned about Ronald McDonald House Charities (RMHC), and played with the children staying there. The experience was a tremendous opportunity to see how McDonald’s supports RMHC in its commitment to help children and families in times of crisis."

For more information about Ronald McDonald House Charities or to see if there is a way you can help in your local community go to www.rmhc.org.

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The Moms visited the RMHC house in Atlanta to learn about the three core programs that help families in need: Ronald McDonald House which provides a home away from home for families of seriously ill children, the family rooms which extend comforts into the hospital and Ronald McDonald Care Mobiles which bring cost effective, high quality medical, dental and health education services to under served children.

As this year’s journey to discover facts about McDonald's comes to a close, the Moms will discuss what they’ve seen, how their and your questions were answered, and their thoughts on how they’d like to see McDonald’s in the future.

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