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Making waves of compassion at Ronald McDonald House BC & Yukon

Making waves of compassion at Ronald McDonald House BC & Yukon

Our volunteers are the heart of our community, creating ripples of kindness that touch every family who walks through our doors. This National Volunteer Week (April 27 – May 3), we celebrate the incredible individuals who dedicate their time, energy, and compassion to making Ronald McDonald House BC & Yukon a home away from home.

 

This year’s theme, Volunteers Make Waves, perfectly reflects the lasting impact of our volunteers. Whether they’re preparing meals, organizing activities, or offering a warm smile, their dedication creates waves of comfort and support for families facing medical challenges. Join us in recognizing the power of volunteering and the difference it makes—one ripple at a time. Thank you to all our volunteers for your unwavering kindness and generosity!

Volunteers making waves: Jennifer & Bob Gardner

Jennifer and Bob Gardner have seen firsthand the impact of Ronald McDonald House BC & Yukon—both as dedicated volunteers and as Housewarmers. Their monthly giving ensures families can count on a warm, welcoming place to stay during their child’s medical journey.

 

“We just see the power of what Ronald McDonald House BC & Yukon does. So, we decided to become monthly donors to have some involvement. We understand the financial stability that’s required to keep these kinds of commitments to families, as opposed to once a year.” – Jennifer & Bob Gardner

Meet The Gardners
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In 2024, 336 regular volunteers contributed 5,924 hours to help serve our families! ”

Meet Dewey: making waves and warm meals with heart

Mike started as a volunteer for Ronald McDonald House BC & Yukon’s annual A Night to Dream Gala and wanted to do more for RMH BC. That same week, he called the House and offered to volunteer as a Family Meal Host. His positive attitude and winning smile helps welcome and guide the groups who dedicate their time and resources to cook a meal for every family staying in the House.

Diane first got involved with Ronald McDonald House BC & Yukon over 30 years ago as a participant in the annual Vancouver Invitational Golf Tournament and has been involved as a committee member helping raise funds to support the House ever since.

Jenny has been a volunteer for the Family Room in Surrey Memorial Hospital for over two years and has enjoyed making a difference in the lives of families. Her drive to keep volunteering is seeing the relief in the faces of families when entering the welcoming space of the Family Room.    

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