No one knows the importance of this community’s support better than Daniel, single dad to 8-year-old Maddy, who is waiting for a kidney transplant. You can help thousands of families like theirs access lifesaving treatments this holiday season by funding housing, meals, and family services.
DONATE TODAYNo one knows the importance of this community’s support better than Daniel, single dad to 8-year-old Maddy, who is waiting for a kidney transplant. You can help thousands of families like theirs access lifesaving treatments this holiday season by funding housing, meals, and family services.
DONATE TODAYOur mission is simple: provide critically ill children with communities of support, access to medical care and the healing power of family and home. Our objectives are clear: ease the emotional and financial burden families endure. Join us as we expand the capacity our housing, meal, and family support services. Because every family deserves somewhere to turn.
Whether families travel many hours or a few neighborhoods away for treatment, the safety and comfort of home is out of reach. What to eat, where to sleep, who to turn to for support? Join us in support families during medical crisis.
Together, we can give families with a sick child what they need most—each other.
Meet Maddy & Daniel — Over the past two years, we have relied on you, our community of supporters, to forge through the storm of medical crises. No one knows the importance of this community support better than Daniel, a single father and the sole caregiver for his 8-year-old daughter, Maddy. Read more about Family Matters — Maddy’s Transplant Journey...
You make a difference. On behalf of our featured family speaker, Abigail, her daughter, Adrianna, and everyone at Ronald McDonald House Charities Bay Area, thank you for showing your support for families and sick children in need of reliable access to medical care. Read more about Golf & Friend-A-Family made a HUGE impact...
You're invited! Join us for our 36th annual golf tournament benefiting RMHC Bay Area. Learn more and register today... Read more about 36th Annual Golf Invitational...
August is National Breastfeeding Month! This is the perfect chance to make an impact on new moms and babies in need... Read more about Lucile Packard Children’s Hospital Breast Pump Drive...
You're invited! Join us for a special 9-hole golf tournament benefiting RMHC Bay Area. Learn more and register today... Read more about Women’s 9-hole Golf Tournament...
As associate director of Family Support Services (FSS) at Ronald McDonald House Charities Bay Area (RMHC Bay Area), Dr. Martha Hernández plays an... Read more about Why We Serve — Minority Mental Health Awareness...
Keeping families with sick children together and near the care they need with the comfort of home.
Annually, 8,000+ caregivers and children benefit from overnight accommodations inside or nearby our partner hospitals. Our San Francisco and Stanford Houses serve 134 families each night while corporate partnerships allow us to offer medical stays in San Francisco, Oakland, and across the Bay Area.
Request a family stay >With the help of volunteers, we provide meals, in-hospital housing and respite, sibling activities, day-use access, and patient bedside visits to bring comfort and care to families, just steps away from their sick child.
Get involved >Our Ronald McDonald programs operate inside and nearby our partner hospitals to offer wraparound services, including daily meals, 24/7 therapeutic support, such as child enrichment and sibling care, family activities and recreation, and more.
Volunteer to help families >RMHC Bay Area partners with Santa Clara Valley Medical Center and John Muir Community Health Alliance to provide free oral health care services to our region’s most vulnerable children.
Learn more >#NationalThankYouMonth
Whether families travel many hours or a few neighborhoods away for treatment, the safety and comfort of home is out of reach. What to eat, where to sleep, who to turn to for support? Join us in support families during medical crisis.
