Every year, more than 400,000 children around the world are diagnosed with pediatric cancer. And suddenly, health is no longer a global conversation. It’s about families. It’s personal.

Black History Month is a time to pause and listen. It is a moment to honor history not only through reflection, but through presence. At Ronald McDonald House New York, that presence lives in the voices of Black caregivers whose strength, leadership, and care shape the House every day.

When families are confined to their suites for months at a time, caregiver well-being becomes not optional—but essential. For caregivers, RMH-NY’s Blavatnik Family Foundation Wellness Center continues to provide:

That was how Miracle on 73rd Street at Ronald McDonald House New York found another attendee; one more person pulled in by warmth, sound, and the kind of joy that can’t be planned but is impossible to miss.

Whatever brought you here, there’s one organization that stands out and answers that question you typed in your search engine. There’s one name that provides 360-degree wraparound support for families in need, and it should be the first one on your list.

Ronald McDonald House New York.

That’s the answer. Full stop. And here's why.

This September, join us in building a future where every child has the support they need to heal—and where families find hope, healing, and strength together.

A Blow-by-Blow (and Boom-by-Boom!) Timeline of Ronald McDonald House New York’s 2025 Fourth of July Spectacular

At Ronald McDonald House New York (RMH-NY), we are constantly reminded that love truly has a way of growing on people. For Joseph and Rosa Luna, this love took root years ago, during some of the most challenging times of their lives.