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The Groat Family

After her daughter was hospitalized with severe pneumona, Milyn found support and a hot shower in the Ronald McDonald Family Room.

The Ohmer Family

Makenzie's parents Michael and Marci found support in the Ronald McDonald Family Room.

Marjie Fryer

Ronald McDonald Family Room Volunteers are an integral part of Ronald McDonald Family Room operations. They provide support to families when they need it the most.

Juliana Joseph Williams

Juliana Joseph Williams was born in a Tanzanian village with deformities in both legs that required her to walk on her knees.

The Santa Cruz-Salgado Family

Two months premature, Naomi Salgado was born with a host of complications including a cleft palate which required multiple surgeries and long-term care.

The Papa Family

Julieanne and Tyrus Papa never realized how precious two weeks could be until their daughter Brooklyn was born.

The Diaz Family

Five years after Melissa and Israel Diaz adopted their son Salvador, he was diagnosed with several serious illnesses including Cerebral Palsy and Lennox–Gastaut syndrome, a difficult-to-treat form of child-onset epilepsy.

The Proffit Family

Jennifer used the Ronald McDonald Family Room as a way to stay connected with her family while her newborn daughter Hazel was fighting for her life in the PICU.

The Snyder Family

In June, 2009, 13-year-old Ashlie Snyder experienced a tingling sensation in her legs that became so painful she was unable to walk down the stairs of her home.

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