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2018 Annual Report 2019 Newsletter Message from the 2019 RMHC BOARD Executive Director OF TRUSTEES Ronald McDonald House ...OFFICERS... Charities Tampa Bay continues to Edward Ameen, Chairman make a significant impact in improving Pam Barber, President the health and well-being of children Kerry O’Reilly Vice President and their families. Studies show that Claudia Straw, Treasurer Ronald McDonald House reduces anxiety and stress and keeps the family Diane Keane, Secretary together during their most challenging Dan Paone, times. Our four Houses keep families Immediate Past President close to their child physically, while ...MEMBERS... providing comfort and support for proper rest, nutrition and family- Wes Bean oriented activities for as long as the family needs us. Most importantly, the bonds families build with each other keep them afloat during the Eric Blankenship hardest moments and often last a lifetime. Tate Casper Lauren Catoe In 2018 we responded to trends by extending our support Brian Ford services. Over the summer we opened a school room for siblings and Chris Frost outpatients. Going to school daily educates children, provides a sense of Jeff Harring normalcy to their schedule and creates friendships and bonds. Last year Warren Hypes was also the beginning of our Meals on the Go program, which provided 1,000 meals to families whose children were so critical they needed to John Iwanicki stay right by their side in the hospital. Chris LaFace Ruth Lynch As we begin 2019, the motto Open Doors and Open Hearts will Brian Mathiews guide us in providing family-centered care to each family who needs our Bonnie Patchen support. In this issue you will find statements of impact to show why our Tom Powers mission is critical, trends that shape our future, statistics of what we did Bob Sanders last year and stories of hope and courage. We invite you to Open your Heart to these families as we Open our Doors for you to join us in this Julie S. Stapf important mission that changes lives every single day. Toby Sullivan Ana Wallrapp The Annual Report/Newsletter is published Lisa Suprenand annually for families and friends of Ronald McDonald House Charities Tampa Bay. Executive Director Comments may be directed to: 35 Davis Boulevard, Tampa, FL 33606-3405 (813) 258-6430 | www.rmhctampabay.org Writing & graphic design by Alison Barrick Contributing writer Joe Harless 1 Open Doors OPEN HEARTS • SPRING 2019 THE MISSION OF RONALD McDONALD HOUSE CHARITIES IS TO CREATE, FIND AND SUPPORT PROGRAMS THAT DIRECTLY IMPROVE THE HEALTH AND WELLBEING OF CHILDREN AND THEIR FAMILIES. Open Doors OPEN HEARTS • SPRING 2019 2 Their day est ever! JoannaB and Keith Pellerin had their hands full on December 30, 2000 The Therasuit program has already made a big difference for Sydney. when their twin girls, Hallie and Sydney, were born prematurely at 27 It’s an exhausting routine for the 18-year-old senior but having her weeks. The twins became the face of the March of Dimes campaign twin sister and parents by her side is making all the difference in her that year as the second smallest babies ever born in North Carolina. outlook and progress. Today was departure day for the family, a day The premature birth caused Hallie to have epilepsy, while Sydney was that is usually happy and sad for most of our families. But today was born with cerebral palsy. something different…they had just witnessed Sydney take 28 steps unassisted, a new personal record! Cerebral palsy (CP) is a problem that affects muscle tone, movement, and motor skills. It hinders the body’s ability to move in a coordinated Having the opportunity to meet other families and become involved and purposeful way. in their journeys is something that has impacted this family in the best possible way. They have While Hallie has been able to The Therasuit Method Intensive Program (sometimes called TMIP) is an intensive made lifelong friends at RMHC, manage her epilepsy, Sydney individualized therapy program that accelerates functional progress. The program uses inspired by the stories of other has struggled her entire life to the Therasuit® (a soft canvas suit with bungee-like cords attached) and the Universal families as they celebrated control the effects of her CP and Exercise Unit (“Spider Cage”) to allow the child to learn new and correct patterns milestones together. has been in physical therapy of movement through strengthening and functional skills practice. The Therasuit “No one is a stranger at Ronald most of her life. When mom Program is ideal for those looking to meet functional goals at an accelerated rate as McDonald House.” Sydney Joanna first learned about the compared to traditional therapy. enthusiastically comments, Therasuit program that is offered at only six locations around the country, she knew that’s what she wanted for her daughter. However, “Everyone is part of a big family here.” the three to six week treatment time has always been much too long to pull Sydney out of school. Sydney is fiercely determined to function independently, ultimately hoping to walk without crutches and be able to carry her own Dad Keith made the difficult decision to relocate the family to Panama backpack. She is about to begin college and hopes to become an City Beach. Sydney was approved for the Therasuit program at Johns author and attorney. Hopkins All Children’s Hospital in St. Petersburg mid-summer, and the family was able to travel together to experience this revolutionary treatment. The Pellerins stayed together at RMHC for three weeks during that first visit, and an additional five weeks in the fall. 3 Open Doors OPEN HEARTS • SPRING 2019 WHY RMHC? RONALD McDONALD HOUSE CHARITIES IMPROVES THE LIVES OF CHILDREN AND THEIR FAMILIES. CHILDREN WHO STAY WITH US TEND TO BE THE SICKEST AND REQUIRE CRITICAL MEDICAL TREATMENT FOR THEIR SURVIVAL. 4 Open Doors OPEN HEARTS • SPRING 2019 OVER 6,000 VOLUNTEERS HELP US CARE FOR FAMILIES AT RMHC TAMPA BAY. THEY COOK, CLEAN, PROVIDE SUPPORT Volunteersopen TO OUR FAMILIES, BUILD COMMUNITY RELATIONSHIPS, ASSIST US AT EVENTS, HELP WITH OFFICE TASKS, AND SO Hearts MUCH MORE. INTERESTED IN VOLUNTEERING? EMAIL [email protected] FOR MORE INFORMATION. VOLUNTEERS Tom Brannigan & Holly Lynch Jeannie Nissenbaum Marsha Housel Joyce Reichle Don Germaise Otis Coracides Sheryl Traber Rose Gonzalez 2018 Volunteers of the Claire Ellis Month Maggie Knutsson Dee Buccierol 5 Open Doors OPEN HEARTS • SPRING 2019 THANK YOU FOR GIVING THE GIFT OF TOGETHERNESS OUR HOUSES OUR FOUR TAMPA BAY RONALD MCDONALD HOUSES PROVIDE 80 BEDROOMS TO 2,000 FAMILIES ANNUALLY. VOLUNTEERS WE HAVE CARED FOR MORE THAN 50,000 FAMILIES SINCE OPENING OUR DOORS IN 1980. Photo courtesy of 2018 Friends Award Moorman Photographics Recipient La-Z-Boy Furniture Galleries Open Doors OPEN HEARTS • SPRING 2019 6 2018 EVENT SPONSORS Thank you SPORTING CLAYS FOR KIDS 2018 STORYBOOK BALL 2018 - Mary Poppins Co-presented by Brown & Brown, Caspers Company, Noble Resources (Mike Wallace) Presented by the David Maus Foundation Alexico Maxim Crane Works Bandes Construction Johnson Pope Bokor Ruppel & Burns, LLP Baker Barrios Mill-Rite Woodworking Company Inc. BayCare St Joseph’s Children’s Hospital Lynn & Henry Krajewski Besnard & Assocs. Insurance MOR TV Beaux-Arts Group/Wallrapp Architecture Christopher & Amanda LaChance Bush Ross, P.A. Daniel Nicholson Besnard & Associates Insurance Lightning Foundation Carastro & Associates, Inc. OAI, Inc. Bucs Care Foundation Ruth and Fred Lynch Family CEMEX Pinnacle Home Care Busch Gardens Tampa The Madeira Group at Morgan Stanley The Coca-Cola Company Ryan Companies US, Inc. Carlton Fields Martin Brower Concrete Sensors Samsung (Insight) Caspers Company McDonald’s USA Kevin Conley Skanska USA Building, Inc. Celestar Corporation MetLife Cox Fire Protection, Inc. Spectra Chacka Marketing MOR CPPI Suffolk The Coca-Cola Company Jason & Bonnie Patchen The David Maus Foundation Sunbelt Rentals, Inc. Coldwell Banker Residential Real Estate CARES PNC Bank Dr Pepper Snapple Group Tampa Bay Rays Concannon Miller & Co. PurePoint Financial Group Dairy-Mix, Inc. Rainey & Randall Investment Management Ferman Motor Car Co. TD Ameritrade DAX-Dealers Auction XChange of Tampa Bay Raymond James & Associates Hayward Baker Inc. The Radiant Group Deloitte RBC Wealth Management HOK Donovan Tomlinson DEX Imaging Ripa & Associates Holiday Inn Tampa TradeWinds Island Resorts on St. Pete Beach Florida McOpCo Ryan Companies US, Inc. Insight Turano Baking Frost Management Co. Stansell Properties & Development, LLC J. Kokolakis Contracting, Inc. Valley National Bank FRSCPA Tampa Bay Rays La-Z-Boy Furniture Galleries Vector Commercial Real Estate Services, Inc. GEICO ToyMakers of East Lake Lynch Family Foundation VoltAir Consulting Engineers, Inc. HCI Group, Inc. TSE Industries, Inc./The Klingel Family Foundation Mader Southeast Walter P. Moore Johns Hopkins All Children’s Hospital Turano Florida Bun Martin Brower Brian Wilkinson Wells Fargo 30th Anniversary FISHING FOR HEARTS 2018 Fred Scarcelli, Jr / RMHC CHARITY GOLF CLASSIC Presented by FES 400 Beach Seafood Key Glass APG Electric, Inc. Kimmins Contracting/Smith Fence B & R, LLC & Bateman Family Kevin Conley BCI Integrated Solutions Manhattan Construction (Florida), Inc. The Bama Companies Keystone Foods LLC Bluegreen Vacations Martin Brower Jack & Val Beatty Mike Kinzel Borrell Electric Co., Inc. Mayer Electric Besnard & Assocs. Insurance The Madeira Group at Morgan Stanley Boucher Brothers West Coast LLC MG McGrath, Inc. Carlton Fields Martin Brower BrightView Landscape Development, Inc. Noble Resources Citizens Bank McEntire Produce, Inc. Caspers Company RKM Building Construction, Inc. The Coca-Cola Company MetLife CEMEX Sesco Lighting CSC MOR Dairy-Mix Skanska JHACH Research Dairy-Mix Prestige Packaging/WhiteHall Products E&H Steel Corp. 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