Sarah Ford | July 8, 2014
Serious Nattitude at RMHC DC
Last week, Kevin Frandsen visited the DC Ronald McDonald Family Room to see some very excited kids on the Hematology/Oncology floor at Children’s National Medical Center.
Then, he and the rest of the Washington Nationals beat the Cubs 13-0 during the McDNats Day on July 5th!
McDNats Day was a way for the McDonald’s Family Restaurants of Greater Washington, DC to show their support for Ronald McDonald House Charities of Greater Washington, DC (RMHC DC) – their charity of choice for 40 years. Thanks to supporters who dropped change into donation boxes in McDonald’s throughout the region, $203,737.98 was raised for RMHC DC! Proof that small change can really make a big difference.
Also, you may remember baby Forrest? Well, he’s one year old now, has finally been discharged from the hospital, and…
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