Ronald McDonald House of the Greater Hudson Valley
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  • Thanks to your generosity, Ronald McDonald House of the Greater Hudson Valley keeps families together and close to the care and resources they need. 

    Because of your support, more than 250 families a year are able to stay with us and remain close to their hospitalized child. 

    We only ask for a donation of $15 per family, per night, which includes a comfortable room to sleep, prepared meals, support and everything families need so they can focus on their child. 
    The actual cost is approximately $212 per night and no family is ever turned away if they are unable to pay.

    Our GIVING TUESDAY goal is to provide each family a 30 night stay in our 12 bedroom House for the month of December.

    Help us reach our goal for each family! 
    1 Day: $ 15
    1 Week: $ 105
    2 Weeks: $ 210
    1 Month: $ 450

    Please consider becoming a House Hero and sign up to make a $15 recurring monthly donation to sponsor a family for one night each month! 

    Thank you for helping us Keep Families Close™

  • $3,426

    raised of $5,400 goal

    228

    nights of 360 goal
    supporters
  • CLOSED

  • Location / Venue

    • Address:
    • 80 Woods Road
    • Valhalla, NY 10595
    • USA
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In Support of Ronald McDonald House of the Greater Hudson Valley

At Ronald McDonald House of the Greater Hudson Valley we envision a world where every family has what they need to ensure the best health outcomes for their children.  Thanks to our community of supporters we can offer families compassionate care by creating and running programs aimed at improving the health and well-being of sick children and their families.

When a child is battling a medical crisis, our House provides families with all the comforts of home and eases some of the burdens they face every day. Together, we continue to enable access to medical care for critically ill children, allowing a family-centered care approach to treatment and giving families what they need most during this critical time -– each other.