Remembering Sweet Dylan
A Story of Remembrance. Written by Amy Hendrickson, mother of Dylan Dusinberre. Life was drastically changed forever for me, my son Brett, stepson Joshua and my entire family. On November......
Keeping families close since 1990. Learn how you can help our families. Donate or volunteer today.
Keeping families close since 1990. Learn how you can help our families. Donate or volunteer today.
The mission of Ronald McDonald House Charities of Rochester, NY is to look after the health and well-being of children and families. We believe all families deserve access to quality care. That’s why we help reduce barriers by proving a comfortable place to stay at no cost. Whether it’s lodging, transportation, meals, or companionship, RMHCR provides a “home-away-from-home” to families while their children receive the medical care they need.
Keeping families with sick children close to each other and the care and resources they need.
Ronald McDonald Family Room
A friendly place for families to rest and healing in the hospital.
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Learn More about this...The world became a little less intentional on March 15th when we lost our beloved Founder, Nancy Robbins. Nancy was a woman of tremendous strength, and passion. She was one of three Founders and the reason that the128th Ronald McDonald House was built and opened in Rochester on February 18, 1990. We thank Nancy’s vision and drive, which has resulted in our ability to serve over 20,000 families since our first day. I had the opportunity to see Nancy last Friday for a very quick visit, not knowing that it would be my last. Because it’s March, I brought her a shamrock shake, and even though she wasn’t feeling well, she smiled and lit up when she saw the “drink” that helped build The House That Love Built!
Her personal experience as a mother of a child receiving critical care made her both a knowledgeable and credible resource to speak about the importance of supportive services through this powerful mission. Nancy’s unrelenting focus combined with her compassion and determination helped to place one brick on top of the other, both literally and figuratively… which built the chapter we celebrate today, it is truly my honor to recognize, my friend and the lady with the yellow boots.
-JoAnne Ryan
President, CEO
A Story of Remembrance. Written by Amy Hendrickson, mother of Dylan Dusinberre. Life was drastically changed forever for me, my son Brett, stepson Joshua and my entire family. On November......
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On February 25th, Retired Rochester Police Department Officer Dennis Cole checked into the House within the Hospital (HWTH). He was tired and overwhelmed following one of the longest and most......
Maria’s daughter, Mia, was born prematurely at just a little over two pounds. Within days, Mia developed an intestinal condition that landed her in the NICU at Strong and set......