Funder of first Ronald McDonald House Dr. Audrey Evans dies at 97
Philadelphia has lost a healthcare pioneer who had a huge impact on countless families.
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Philadelphia has lost a healthcare pioneer who had a huge impact on countless families.
You could join CBS3's Jim Donovan as he emcees a fundraiser for the Ronald McDonald House in South Jersey.
Ronald McDonald House Charities provide the families of sick children a place to stay for free. But they also offer different types of comfort.
One of the most meaningful things about the Ronald Mcdonald House is that it shows little patients they're not alone. There are other children who also have doctor visits and hospital stays and they share friendships that last a lifetime.
Doron and Hadley Glynn love the Philadelphia Ronald McDonald House, despite both suffering from Ehlers-Danlos syndrome.
Zoe, now 20 and a certified nursing assistant, is sickle cell free and hopes to one day provide the type of care she received along the way.
The charity helps children like Elisabet who, like thousands of children, come to this region to receive top-notch medical care.
Wayne and Wendy say if it wasn't for the Ronald McDonald House, Sarah wouldn't have been able to have all of her surgeries and get all of her treatments.
Jayla is one month away from her second birthday, and she is thriving, running around at the Ronald McDonald House.
Maverick's parents say the Ronald McDonald House kept them together during the toughest time of their lives.
Our "Give a Little Love" telethon is this Thursday from 6 a.m. to 8 p.m. right here on CBS3.
We are raising money to help families of children who need medical care.
Ronald McDonald Houses offer a warm, comfortable place for families to stay together while they care for a sick or injured child.
Ronald McDonald Houses offer a warm, comfortable place for families to stay together while they care for a sick or injured child.
Our Ronald McDonald House Charities Virtual Telethon will air on Nov. 24 on CBS3.
Our Ronald McDonald House Charities Virtual Telethon will air on Nov. 24 on CBS3.
The effort helps make up for other fundraising efforts curtailed by the pandemic.
In light of current events, our annual CBS3 Ronald McDonald House Charities Telethon scheduled for Tuesday, has been postponed.
Although our CBS3 Ronald McDonald House Charities Telethon has been postponed, you can still support their efforts to help families with seriously ill children.
CBS3's Ukee Washington met Jack, a spunky 5-year-old whose parents were able to stay at the house in Wilmington while he was receiving lifesaving care just across the street.
Finn was only 12 weeks old when he had his first open-heart surgery, and since then, he's had 13 other surgical procedures.
For the Falcone family, their daughter Jessica's diagnosis at 13 years old was heart-wrenching and life-changing.
Sometimes families find unexpected gifts at the Ronald McDonald House.
After losing two of their three triplets, this family has an incredible story to tell.
Fundraising segments will air throughout the day, most notably during newscasts and one-hour specials on CBS3.
