News

Teen chef whips up duck confit to benefit kids with cancer


Upper East Side high school freshman Joshua Small is cooking up hope.

Small, a French-American student at the Lycée Français de New York, regaled 60 diners as the acting executive chef of East Harlem’s Tastings NYC Saturday, a “Youth to Youth” dinner to raise money for the sick childrenat the Ronald McDonald House-New York.

“I’m proud to be a kid helping other kids,” the self-taught chef, who’s only taken one training course at Lower Manhattan’s Institute of Culinary Education, told The Post. 

Chick here to read the entire article at NYPost.com

More Press

  • 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

    Paws and Petals Brings Valentine’s Day Comfort Through Puppies, Roses, and Community on ABC7

    The House was filled with warmth and connection during the Paws and Petals Valentine’s Day event, an experience created to provide emotional support and family-centered care for families of pediatric patients.

  • News

    Local Media Spotlight: Guest Chef Mavis Brings a Taste of Home to Ronald McDonald House New York

    Ronald McDonald House New York was featured on CBS and FOX5 New York local news broadcasts last night, highlighting a special Guest Chef lunch hosted by the House’s Volunteers Team and led by six-year-old Guest Chef Mavis .

  • News

    Ronald McDonald House New York Appoints Lucretia Gilbert as President & CEO

    Ronald McDonald House New York (RMH-NY) today announced the appointment of Lucretia Gilbert as its next President & Chief Executive Officer effective January 26, 2026.