I am thrilled to be working as a blogger ambassador for the Atlanta Ronald McDonald House Charities this year! I’m not getting paid. I’m not getting “stuff”. I just love the opportunity to give back to families who need it. I believe that it’s but for the grace of God, go I. The Atlanta Ronald McDonald House Charities has served the needs of children in Atlanta since 1979 by providing temporary housing and support services to families of critically ill and injured children being treated at local hospitals. And to help celebrate my partnership with the Atlanta Ronald McDonald House Charities, see below for a great back-to-school giveaway with FREE food.
Want to help support the nearly 2,000 families who will call an Atlanta Ronald McDonald House “home” for awhile this year? Here’s an easy way: Sign up to run the Color in Motion 5K racing into Atlanta November 16, 2013. This is not your average 5K. Runners, walkers, and stroller-pushers will wind their way through every kilometer of this crazy, colorful race. Participants will start dressed all in white and transform into a moving Technicolor blur as they get blasted at stations located at every kilometer mark of the run.
GIVEAWAY
As promised, I am giving away a great package perfect for this back-to-school season, in celebration of my ambassadorship with Atlanta Ronald McDonald House Charities. This package includes a Ronald McDonald House Charities backpack, laptop cover, themed school supplies and coupons for FREE food! Just follow the prompts below. A winner will be chosen at 12 midnight on September 10, 2013.
Mommy Octopus says
I love that Ronald McDonald houses give places for people to stay when a loved family member is ill.
JvO says
We never know when any of us is going to be in the very unenviable position of needing the services of a place like RMH. It’s so important to support eachother as we go through these trials – my sister made use of the RMH on two separate occasions for 2 different preemie babies. They took great care of her.
Kacey IDOMARATHON Frierson says
So that families have 1 less thing to think about when going through illnesses.