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Help us help even more families in need
How You Can Help
The families that stay at the Ronald McDonald House are facing emotional exhaustion, stress, and the mounting financial burden of their situation. Please know that your donation brings light to the dark times these families are facing, often resulting in tears of gratitude for your support. To make a cash donation, click the donate button, or learn about other ways to donate here.
You Make Healing Possible
About 90% of the families who stay with RMHC are not in a position to make a financial donation toward their stay. The charity depends almost entirely on generous public and private donations to make our services available.
Thank you to all of those who have so generously donated to the Ronald McDonald House Charities of South Dakota, including those who have donated pop tabs, quilts, stuffed animals and baked goods. Every gift, large or small, lightens someone’s burden at the Ronald McDonald House.
Ways to Help
Donate Wish List Items
From grocery items and toys to cleaning products and linens, you can help provide the supplies we need to continue our mission. Visit our Wish List to see what we need.
Pop Tabs Program
Collect pop tabs from aluminum cans at work, home or local schools. Money earned from redeeming the tabs is donated to the charity and goes to support the annual operating budgets of Ronald McDonald Houses of South Dakota. To learn more, visit our Pop Tabs Program page.
Meals from the Heart
Local organizations such as companies, church organizations, and social clubs can come to the Ronald McDonald House to prepare home-cooked meals for the families staying at the House. Click here for more info about Meals from the Heart.
House Ambassador
Our volunteer House Ambassadors play an important role in the day-to-day operations of the Ronald McDonald House. They perform a variety of tasks such as administrative support, helping keep our house clean, offering family support, serving as a welcoming face, and providing information to our visitors.