WABC Hoppy Spring at Ronald McDonald House New York


Ronald McDonald House New York on the Upper East Side partnered with the FDNY and NYPD for their annual Hoppy Spring event, bringing joy to families battling pediatric illnesses. During this wholesome event, the Easter Bunny greeted children and handed out special spring goodie baskets. For more than 40 years, Ronald McDonald House New York has provided temporary housing, food, transportation, family support, and various enriching activities for families whose children are battling serious illnesses. To continue and support this mission, visit our website at rmh-newyork.org to make a donation to the House.

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