You don’t have to be a grown-up to make a difference.
At Ronald McDonald House Missoula, we believe some of the biggest hearts in our community belong to our youngest neighbors. Kids and teens can do incredible things when they’re given an opportunity to help.
Whether you’re 5 or 17, there are fun and meaningful ways to help families who have traveled far from home for their child’s medical care.
Young Philanthropists might:
Go for it!
Some of the best ideas come from kids themselves. If you have an idea for how you’d like to help Ronald McDonald House Missoula families, tell us about it.
Ask a parent, teacher, coach or another grownup to help you contact us. We’ll help you turn your idea into something meaningful.
Kids and teens are welcome to participate in many of our volunteer opportunities when accompanied and supervised by a parent, guardian or responsible adult.
Because Ronald McDonald House Missoula serves families with medically fragile children, age requirements and participation guidelines may vary depending on the activity. We’ll help you find something that’s a good fit.
Contact:
Teresa Windham
Volunteer & Community Engagement Coordinator
(406) 541-7646
twindham@ronaldmcdonaldhousemissoula.org
