WHAT WE DO OUR STORIES
Finding Reasons to Celebrate
Alexis delivered her daughter, Faylen, six weeks early and was immediately thrown into the battle for Faylen’s life.
Winnie’s Story
A Rainbow Hanging Over
Her One Chance to Live - On the Other Side of the World
See how you helped baby LJ while she fought to live LJ needed a bone marrow transplant in order to live.
The Most Important Thing
You’re giving Daniel a place to stay so he can get stronger and healthier.
From The Bottom Of Her Broken Heart
You’ve never met little Ella, but you’ve been helping her fight for her life since she was just 4 days old.
Case's Family Makes Happy Memories, Thanks To You
You’re helping Case and his whole family cope with illness.
Ronald McDonald House® of Washington, DC
The first Ronald McDonald House of Washington, DC opened its doors in 1980 and we have served patients from Children’s National Medical Center, MedStar Georgetown University Hospital, National Rehabilitation Hospital and several other area hospitals ever since. The 25-bedroom House offers four special isolation suites for our most immune-compromised patients and offers several common areas. These include a family kitchen, dining room, library, game and craft rooms, laundry room, and large outdoor playground. We also offer a shuttle service to the hospital, WiFi, weekly programs, and meals provided by volunteer groups.
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Contact Us
Ronald McDonald House of Washington, DC 3727 14th Street NE, Washington, DC 20017 Phone: (202) 529-8204 Directions to Ronald McDonald House of Washington, DC: We are located in the Brookland neighborhood of Northeast Washington, DC, two miles from Children’s Hospital and Catholic University.
The Ronald McDonald House of Washington, D.C. is Leed® (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design) certified at the Gold level. The LEED Green Building Rating System is the nationally accepted benchmark for the design, construction, and operation of high performance green buildings. Building “green” is good for our families and the community for generations to come.
