Homemade Chocolate Chip Cookies Set Sweet Tone For This Vital Home’s Luncheon
Ronald McDonald's Army Can Whip Up Some Impressive Treats
By Shelby Hodge //
Photography Daniel Ortiz
What: The Spirit of Hope luncheon benefiting Ronald McDonald House Houston
Where: The Royal Sonesta
PC Moment: While the dessert of homemade chocolate chip cookies, whipped up by Ronald McDonald House volunteers, had the 550 guests swooning, the words of guest speaker Staman Ogilvie emphasizing the importance of patient- and family-centered care resonated with RMH supporters. He also applauded RMH volunteers, more than 450 who serve in four locations in the Texas Medical Center.
The luncheon honored RMH corporate volunteer partners: McDonald’s Owner/Operators of Greater Houston received the Spirit of Hope Award, Derrick Equipment Company earned the Corporate Group Volunteer Award and Mustard Seed Outreach received the Service Group Volunteer Award.
Dan Connally and Dana O’Brien chaired the luncheon that brought in more than $375,000 for RMH, the home away from home for families of seriously ill children being treated in the Texas Medical Center.
PC Seen: Mayor Sylvester Turner, luncheon emcee Lisa Malosky, RMH CEO Rick Noriega, RMH board president Maggie Stacy, Philamena Baird, Lesha Elsenbrook, Nancy and Jack Dinerstein, Flo McGee, Marilyn Mogas, Lesha Elsenbrook, Alexis and John Legg, and Katelyn and Hudson Hoyle.
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