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The new ARMHC House includes 110 patient rooms, almost double the current capacity; expanded dining options, including specialized areas for children with special feeding needs; and a child’s dream play area.
The Floyd family stayed at ARMHC during their newborn daughter’s time at the hospital being treated for a serious heart condition.
The Schmidt family, who live in Floyd County, traveled over 65 miles to access care from Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta at Egleston. For Callen to continue treatment and undergo a lengthy recovery, they stayed at the Atlanta Ronald McDonald House near Egleston.
Atlanta Ronald McDonald House Charities today announced the addition of seven new members to its esteemed Board of Directors, who support the organization’s mission of serving sick and injured children and keeping families together. With unique business experiences and proven leadership, this diverse group of individuals will define and develop strategic decisions that accelerate ARMHC to achieve its goals.
Join us for Atlanta Ronald McDonald House Charities Giving Day 2025! Learn how your donation helps keep families close when they need it most. Make a difference on May 15th.
While Abby Teems and her father, state Rep. Devan Seabaugh, R-Marietta, have long known and supported ARMHC, Teems never imagined she would experience the nonprofit firsthand. At just 13 weeks pregnant, Teems and her husband, Chayson Teems, learned that their son’s abdominal organs had not retracted into his body as expected — a rare congenital condition requiring careful monitoring throughout her pregnancy.
Lenox Square and Atlanta Ronald McDonald House Charities (ARMHC) partnered to host a winter coat drive throughout January to benefit children visiting ARMHC’s Care Mobile.
Follow the Teems family’s journey as they find strength and support at Atlanta Ronald McDonald House during their child’s medical crisis. A story of resilience, hope, and the power of keeping families together.
Discover how BMW’s remarkable 17-year partnership with Atlanta Ronald McDonald House Charities has raised over $2.5 million, providing essential support to families with ill and injured children.
Learn why National Make a Will Month is the perfect time to create your legacy plan. Discover how planned giving to Atlanta Ronald McDonald House Charities can support families for generations to come.
Follow the Boswell family’s touching story as they find comfort and support at Atlanta Ronald McDonald House during their child’s cancer treatment journey, highlighting how ARMHC helps families stay together in difficult times.
Home, Hope, and Healing for the Henry Family On March 11, Spencer Henry was airlifted to the hospital for an emergency craniotomy. After four weeks in the
The new ARMHC House includes 110 patient rooms, almost double the current capacity; expanded dining options, including specialized areas for children with special feeding needs; and a child’s dream play area.
The Floyd family stayed at ARMHC during their newborn daughter’s time at the hospital being treated for a serious heart condition.
The Schmidt family, who live in Floyd County, traveled over 65 miles to access care from Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta at Egleston. For Callen to continue treatment and undergo a lengthy recovery, they stayed at the Atlanta Ronald McDonald House near Egleston.
Atlanta Ronald McDonald House Charities today announced the addition of seven new members to its esteemed Board of Directors, who support the organization’s mission of serving sick and injured children and keeping families together. With unique business experiences and proven leadership, this diverse group of individuals will define and develop strategic decisions that accelerate ARMHC to achieve its goals.
Join us for Atlanta Ronald McDonald House Charities Giving Day 2025! Learn how your donation helps keep families close when they need it most. Make a difference on May 15th.
While Abby Teems and her father, state Rep. Devan Seabaugh, R-Marietta, have long known and supported ARMHC, Teems never imagined she would experience the nonprofit firsthand. At just 13 weeks pregnant, Teems and her husband, Chayson Teems, learned that their son’s abdominal organs had not retracted into his body as expected — a rare congenital condition requiring careful monitoring throughout her pregnancy.
Lenox Square and Atlanta Ronald McDonald House Charities (ARMHC) partnered to host a winter coat drive throughout January to benefit children visiting ARMHC’s Care Mobile.
Follow the Teems family’s journey as they find strength and support at Atlanta Ronald McDonald House during their child’s medical crisis. A story of resilience, hope, and the power of keeping families together.
Discover how BMW’s remarkable 17-year partnership with Atlanta Ronald McDonald House Charities has raised over $2.5 million, providing essential support to families with ill and injured children.
Learn why National Make a Will Month is the perfect time to create your legacy plan. Discover how planned giving to Atlanta Ronald McDonald House Charities can support families for generations to come.
Follow the Boswell family’s touching story as they find comfort and support at Atlanta Ronald McDonald House during their child’s cancer treatment journey, highlighting how ARMHC helps families stay together in difficult times.
Home, Hope, and Healing for the Henry Family On March 11, Spencer Henry was airlifted to the hospital for an emergency craniotomy. After four weeks in the
Meet Mark and Lydia Mines, McDonald’s Owner/Operators and an Alumni Family “Many of the families were many miles away from home and would have been
Baby Braxton’s Brave Journey Rebecca Hinton was 26 weeks pregnant when doctors diagnosed her baby with Hypoplastic Left Heart Syndrome (HLHS). Baby Braxton would need
Nick’s Cozy Corner: Spreading Smiles in the Ronald McDonald Family Room “They are always there to give a nice greeting and are full of joy,”
Love, Support, and Big Hugs at the Atlanta Ronald McDonald House “With both of my children having to be treated, we thank the Atlanta Ronald
16th Annual BMW Raffle Raises $240,159 for Atlanta Ronald McDonald Houses https://vimeo.com/888731751?share=copy Lawre Butler Wins Grand Prize — a 2024 BMW of Her Choice
Alex & Atlanta RMHC Call the Dawgs Atlanta RMHC and Alex Adams, 9, from Lavonia, Georgia, say “Go Dawgs!” Alex, lover of math, science, and
Thankful for Atlanta RMHC “We are incredibly thankful for everything Atlanta RMHC does and stands for,” says Crystal Scruggs, mom to Riley. Riley, from Statham, Georgia, was
Ronald McDonald House an ‘Unexpected Blessing’ during Holidays “The Atlanta Ronald McDonald House was such an unexpected blessing. The care my son needed was 5
‘A Relief’ for Dakodah’s Family “To focus simply on his care while I see him laughing, playing, and dancing here at the Atlanta Ronald McDonald
Vacationing at the Atlanta Ronald McDonald House “When we were getting ready to come back to the house for our second stay, Parker said he
In April, Michael was diagnosed with osteosarcoma in his right femur and began chemotherapy at Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta. A couple months later, Michael had fibular reconstruction surgery.
Penelope was born with multiple Meconium Ileus which caused a blockage in her small intestines. At 5 days old, she underwent intestinal surgery to remove the meconium plugs, leaving her with a colostomy bag. A few days later, she was diagnosed with Cystic Fibrosis.
Friendships Make Cancer Treatment Easier for Cami and Amelia “Talking with other parents at the House about our journeys while Cami was able to run
On March 2, she was diagnosed with an inoperable, aggressive brain tumor. “When we were visited by an oncologist, that’s when it hit us — Cami has cancer,” Courtney says.
Blakely, from LaGrange, Georgia was born 5 weeks early on August 24, 2022. She was immediately taken to Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta after birth where she was diagnosed with hypoplastic heart syndrome, a rare congenital heart defect.
When Blue was 7, he was diagnosed with Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy, leaving him wheelchair bound and now receives weekly infusions of Eteplirsen at home.
Taylor Sutton, 15, from Tifton, Georgia, won Atlanta RMHC’s family raffle for a behind-the scenes-experience with NASCAR Xfinity Series driver, Ryan Ellis, at the Alsco Uniforms 250.
Keeping the Cables Together “We wouldn’t be able to stay together as a family without the Atlanta Ronald McDonald House,” says Cynthia Cable, mom to
When Alex was 15, she got into a wreck with a few friends. She seemed to be fine until she began having severe headaches. Alex’s mom took her to a neurologist where they did a CT scan. The scan revealed a nodule on the lower left side of her neck.
Meet Isabella, 12, from Meansville, Georgia, who has been staying at our Ronald McDonald House for medical treatments since she was 6 months old. She has a heart for helping others and helps her mom every year with a coat drive.
A’Riah, 4, from Midway, Georgia, was born with complex congenital heart disease and Heterotaxy Syndrome- a rare condition where many organs in the chest and abdomen are formed abnormally, in the wrong position, or even missing.
Angelique, 12, from Jonesboro, Georgia, was born with Sickle Cell. Her diagnosis led to hospitalizations every 3 months for antibiotics and blood transfusions. Angelique had issues with her lungs, low oxygen levels, and Acute Chest Syndrome.
Jolene, 5, from Byron, Georgia, loves singing, dancing, playing in the mud, and pretending to have her own restaurant, “JoJo’s.”
Selah, 4, from Northeast Georgia, has a big imagination and loves to dance. Her favorite subject is writing, and she loves to illustrate her stories and mail letters. When Selah is not in school, she enjoys riding her scooter, painting and playing with her little brother.
On October 29, 2012, two-year-old Tripp Halstead was struck by a falling tree branch on the playground outside his daycare resulting in a severe traumatic brain injury.
Parents don’t know when their children will need medical help. But they should know they can always access the care they need. And with your help, we can support them all throughout their journey.
