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Ronald McDonald House Charities and Banner Health Foundation unveil the location for a Ronald McDonald House on the Cardon Children's Medical Center campus in Mesa, Wednesday, Nov. 14, 2012. An unused medical building will be converted into a house with 16 guest rooms to serve families of hospitalized children. [Michelle Peirano/ Special to Tribune]
Ronald McDonald House Charities and Banner Health Foundation unveil the location for a Ronald McDonald House on the Cardon Children's Medical Center campus in Mesa, Wednesday, Nov. 14, 2012. An unused medical building will be converted into a house with 16 guest rooms to serve families of hospitalized children. [Michelle Peirano/ Special to Tribune]
Ronald McDonald House Charities and Banner Health Foundation unveil the location for a Ronald McDonald House on the Cardon Children's Medical Center campus in Mesa, Wednesday, Nov. 14, 2012. An unused medical building will be converted into a house with 16 guest rooms to serve families of hospitalized children. [Michelle Peirano/ Special to Tribune]
Ronald McDonald House Charities and Banner Health Foundation unveil the location for a Ronald McDonald House on the Cardon Children's Medical Center campus in Mesa, Wednesday, Nov. 14, 2012. An unused medical building will be converted into a house with 16 guest rooms to serve families of hospitalized children. [Michelle Peirano/ Special to Tribune]
At Cardon Children’s Medical Center in Mesa, parents of hospitalized children can be found spending nights on pull-out sofa beds or on nearby chairs. But when a child is admitted long-term, family members wanting to stay close usually have to find a nearby hotel room or commute 20 miles one way into Phoenix to stay at one of two Ronald McDonald Houses.
Ronald McDonald House Charities of Phoenix — with assistance from McDonald’s franchise owners of Phoenix and Northern Arizona — is awarding $215,000 in total college scholarships to 88 Arizona high school students this year.
Girl Scouts from all over Ahwatukee Foothills are coming together to make a difference in the lives of many by adding color and happiness to the walls of the Ronald McDonald House in Phoenix.
Girl Scouts from all over Ahwatukee Foothills are coming together to make a difference in the lives of many by adding color and happiness to the walls of the Ronald McDonald House in Phoenix.
Mesa’s Legacy Elementary School collected more pounds of pop tabs per student than any school in the state in the annual collection to raise funds for Ronald McDonald House of Phoenix.
Geronimo “Jerry” Diaz was named development director at Ronald McDonald House Charities of Phoenix.
A TV commercial making its debut today will show a new, slimmer and sportier Ronald McDonald skateboarding and playing soccer. McDONALD’S CORP.
Ronald McDonald is approaching middle age, which might explain his sudden conversion to a more healthy lifestyle. New ads for McDonald’s restaurants depict an athletic Ronald McDonald who could run rings around the old baggysuited mascot — who made his TV debut in 1963.
McDonald’s restaurant at 358 E. University in Mesa will host a grand re-opening from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturday, Jan. 5, to celebrate the restaurant’s extensive remodel.
Eleven months after burning to the ground, a new McDonald's restaurant will reopen Friday at 2838 W. Apache Trail, Apache Junction.
The Ahwatukee McDonald's, 4750 E. Warner Road, at 48th Street and Warner Road, will host a grand opening Jan. 28 to show off a new look. Local elected officials will receive an "Open Door Tour" of the newly remodeled restaurant and assist in a ribbon cutting ceremony at noon on Jan. 28. The restaurant also plans several family-friendly activities to celebrate the grand opening, which will include:
Ronald McDonald may want to trade in his red clodhoppers for Gucci loafers when he makes the rounds of his namesake Mesa eateries.
Two East Valley McDonald’s restaurants are hosting literacy events Saturday in celebration of Día del Niño (Day of the Child).
In this photo supplied by McDonalds, Sarah Ferguson, Britain\'s Duchess of York and global ambassador for World Children\'s Day at McDonald\'s, visits and reads to children and families at the Ronald McDonald House in New York, Thursda
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Recent Skyline High School graduate Sophia Ottleben of Mesa was awarded a $100,000 scholarship last week during a celebration at the Ronald McDonald House Charities July board meeting.
Dick Paulin sorts out steel pop tabs from aluminum pop tabs at his home in Sunland Springs Village, Friday, April 29, 2011 in Mesa. The two have been collecting the tabs to donate to the Ronald McDonald House. [Tim Hacker, Tribune]
Dick Paulin sorts out steel pop tabs from aluminum pop tabs at his home in Sunland Springs Village, Friday, April 29, 2011 in Mesa. The two have been collecting the tabs to donate to the Ronald McDonald House. [Tim Hacker, Tribune]
Dick Paulin sorts out steel pop tabs from aluminum pop tabs at his home in Sunland Springs Village, Friday, April 29, 2011 in Mesa. The two have been collecting the tabs to donate to the Ronald McDonald House. [Tim Hacker, Tribune]
Karen and Dick Paulin show off one of 20 buckets filled with pop tabs being collected in Sunland Springs Village, Friday, April 29, 2011 in Mesa. The two have been collecting the tabs to donate to the Ronald McDonald House. [Tim Hacker, Tribune]
Dick Paulin sorts out steel pop tabs from aluminum pop tabs at his home in Sunland Springs Village, Friday, April 29, 2011 in Mesa. The two have been collecting the tabs to donate to the Ronald McDonald House. [Tim Hacker, Tribune]
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