Ronald McDonald Family Room at King’s County Hospital Transformed into Winter Wonderland
At New York City Health + Hospital/King’s County, the Ronald McDonald Family Room was transformed into a winter wonderland for children undergoing treatment for serious illnesses like cancer.
Christmas trees, snowflakes, and other festive decorations adorned the hospital’s family room over the course of several days thanks to Macy’s volunteers. This was to make sure patients and their families received some holiday cheer.
Ronald McDonald House New York is an organization that provides temporary housing for pediatric cancer patients and their families. It has served over 59,000 families across all five New York City boroughs, across the country and internationally since the organization was founded in 1979.
Ronald McDonald House New York provides a host of services to caregivers and families of pediatric patients seeking treatment at the hospital in Brooklyn.
Read the full article in the Brooklyn Paper…
More Press
-
-
News
Ronald McDonald House New York Cuts Gold Ribbon to Unveil New Community Floor in Honor of Childhood Cancer Awareness Month
-
News
Ronald McDonald House New York Appoints Jayme Rothman as Chief Development and Engagement Officer
-
News
Superheroes Take Over the Skyline: National Superhero Day Soars at the House
On National Superhero Day, the skyline transformed into something straight out of a comic book as Batman, Captain America, Deadpool, and Supergirl descended down the side of the Ronald McDonald House New York.
-
News
Hoppy Spring 2026 New Coverage Round-up at RMH-NY
Ronald McDonald House New York hosted its annual Hoppy Spring celebration on March 19, bringing seasonal joy to children in treatment and their families inside the House.
-
News
Skate with the Greats Shines a National Spotlight on Compassionate Care and Community
The annual event brought together hockey history, community leadership, and a powerful family story —capturing the attention of local and national media outlets that helped share its impact far beyond the ice.
News