Adeline’s Second Chance at Life

When our daughter Adeline was born in December 2016, we never imagined raising a child with a chronic illness. We also never imagined the role the Atlanta Ronald McDonald House would play in our recovery.

The McFarlin Family Gives Back in Honor of World Down Syndrome Day

Recently, the McFarlin family repaid the kindness shown to them five years ago at our House near Egleston when they catered meals for the families staying with us during the COVID-19 pandemic in honor of their daughter and World Down Syndrome Day.

It’s Pajama Time! Corrie Eavenson Continues to Share Her Appreciation Five Years Later

Corrie Eavenson, 7, is well known around our Atlanta Ronald McDonald Houses for sharing pajamas and a special bond with, Addison, who, along with Corrie, was diagnosed with biliary atresia as an infant.

A Dad’s Gift to His Son

Before Billy Johnson was even born, his family found out that his internal organs were displaced and he suffered from four major heart defects. Billy, now 12, and his family are staying at our House near Egleston while they recover from Billy’s second kidney transplant that took place on February 18, 2020.  Mark Johnson, Billy’s father, was his donor this time.

Atlanta RMHC’s Response to COVID-19

Our team is working diligently to address concerns and prevent COVID-19 (Coronavirus) in our Ronald McDonald Houses and Ronald McDonald Family Room. To maintain the safety of our families, volunteers and staff, we have suspended our volunteer program and are not allowing visitors to our two Houses through the end of April.