Comfort. Community. Hope
When your child is fighting for their life, the last thing you want to figure out is where you’ll sleep. Ronald McDonald House took that stress away from us.”
— Thomas’s mom, who spent eight months at the Seattle House while her one-year-old underwent a bone marrow transplant.
Many families travel hundreds of miles and spend weeks or months getting treatment, because nothing is more important than their child’s health. The Ronald McDonald House is a comfortable, stable, free place for families to stay while their children undergo treatment at Seattle Children’s or the Alaska Native Medical Center (ANMC).
We provide essential services that remove barriers, strengthen families, and promote healing when children need healthcare far from home.
We offer the comforts of home and support services to families of seriously ill children near the medical care they need.
Whether you volunteer, donate, or attend our events, you’re providing crucial support for families navigating their child’s medical challenges.
Along with free housing, we provide a community of support and amenities that make a house a home.
Discover ways to join us in raising funds, building awareness, and fostering connections within our community.
