As a part of the Ronald McDonald House Charities Chef Program, volunteers from the community come together to provide guests with a home-cooked meal each night. Guests at the Ronald McDonald House are families that have a child receiving care from a local hospital and live 30 or more miles outside of Reno. In June 2019, SFG had the opportunity to prepare a home-cooked, healthy dinner for the families staying at the Ronald McDonald House. After SFG dropped off the meal, we received a tour and learned how the Ronald McDonald House services families in need.

The Ronald McDonald House is mostly run by volunteers who donate supplies and their time. The house offers families with a safe place to stay, a clean kitchen, a family room, a playroom, an outdoor patio complete with a kid’s playhouse, and laundry facilities.

Learning about the house and hearing stories about some of the families that have stayed at the Ronald McDonald House made this an interactive, impactful, and fun way to share SFG’s service heart. If you’d like to learn more about preparing a meal for the Ronald McDonald House, please visit their website here.

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