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Steve Bensinger talks Gala 2026 on NYSE TV

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On the trading floor of the New York Stock Exchange, Steve Bensinger, Board Chair of Ronald McDonald House New York, sat down to share the story of how the House transforms lives for children fighting cancer and their families.

This October, RMH-NY celebrated its 2026 Annual Gala—an evening bringing together leaders, philanthropists, and changemakers united by a single mission: ensuring no family ever has to fight cancer alone. In this interview, Steve discusses the impact of community support, the families at the heart of our work, and what it takes to sustain a legacy of hope.

From the iconic Exchange to the halls of Ronald McDonald House New York, learn why giving back matters and how you can be part of something bigger.

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