In 2021, The Galloway family was living near New Orleans temporarily for the husband’s job. One day, their son Gus was playing in the water outside near their home. A few days later, he was fighting a rare bacterial infection. They requested a transfer back to North Carolina to have Gus undergo cord blood transplants.
At UNC, the Morrison family was essentially living in the waiting area and with wintry weather in the forecast, any travel at that time could have been dangerous. Visibly seeing the toll this experience was taking on Stephanie and Terrence, nurses at UNC Children’s suggested they consider staying at Ronald McDonald House so they could be within a mile of the hospital.
Enjoy a sporting-clays adventure with your team of four on one of two scenic courses at Drake Landing. Sponsors and teams are welcomed into this loyal group of RMHC friends. The shootout is especially useful for team development and business networking.
Pickleball is the fastest growing sport in the US – come out and play for RMH! Seven Oaks members as well as non-members are welcomed in our second-annual Jamboree. Enjoy live entertainment, cold adult beverages, and fun for all. Act fast - limited spots available.
Be a light - Light a Luminary! Each year, glowing candles line the streets of neighborhoods across the Triangle and beyond. The Light a Luminary project, now in its 30th year, engages dozens of local communities in honor of the families staying with RMHC Triangle who are unable to be home for the holidays due to their children’s serious illness or injury.
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House Heroes are premier partners in our mission to support seriously ill children and their families. Many House Heroes choose to make both financial and volunteer commitments to have the greatest impact on families facing childhood illness.
House Heroes are premier partners in our mission to support seriously ill children and their families. Many House Heroes choose to make both financial and volunteer commitments to have the greatest impact on families facing childhood illness.