Twice as many rooms for the families. Upgraded amenities. New playrooms for children. An office/locker room for volunteers.
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Our completely renovated kitchen-dining area is the natural hub of activity in the House. Thanks to Mustaches for Kids Omaha, it has more space, more cooking stations and more storage. Plus a private dining area where families can enjoy being a family.
- Jeffrey Bebee
The goal for the Angels Among Us offices was to create an inviting space for families to visit and feel special. Thanks to the CRE Summit, the interior includes not only offices for staff, but a conference room and mini beverage center for families. Fluff Interior Design donated their time to making the first impression very special for families.
- Jeffrey Bebee
Arriving at an unfamiliar place at odd hours under difficult circumstances is stressful enough. The new check-in room, complete with furniture donated by Hayneedle, offers families an inviting, relaxing – and private – area to take care of what needs taking care of when they first arrive at the House.
Sponsored by the CL Werner Foundation, this glass-walled treasure trove holds donated new toys for kids upon check-in, their birthdays and holidays. And sometimes game nights. Because they’re kids and kids need toys. It’s science.
- Kurt A. Keeler
The kids in our House are facing abnormal situations, so they need a space where they can just be normal kids. With the help of Bland & Associates, we created a cheerful playroom for building towers of blocks, hosting tea parties and even getting a little messy with crafts.
- Jeffrey Bebee
Just because we’re an oasis for families with pediatric patients doesn’t mean all of those kids (or their siblings) are in elementary school. This space offers older offspring a chance to chill, do homework or whatevs – like roll their eyes at people who still say “chill” and “whatevs.” It’s OK. We understand.
- Jeffrey Bebee
Most families prefer eating out in the open dining area with other families, but this space lets them have a quiet meal or meeting by themselves, if they so choose. It's also an allergen-free room for our friends who need to avoid nuts, gluten, and the like.
- Jeffrey Bebee
Being inside the House is always nice, but sometimes you just need some fresh air. Our brand new patio area was furnished by Hayneedle, and offers families an opportunity to sit around a fire pit, watch the kids play in the backyard, grill a burger, or just take a much-deserved nap under the beautiful Nebraska sky.
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Inside the Ronald McDonald House Charities in Omaha and Angels Among Us.
Twenty new rooms join the 20 existing (and now renovated) rooms so we can serve 40 families a day.
- Jeffrey Bebee
Family rooms on three levels of the House are great gathering spots to watch a movie, crush Dad in “Madden” or argue over the remote – just like you would back home.
- Jeffrey Bebee
This is a view of the new wing of the Ronald McDonald House Charities in Omaha. The House is located at 620 S. 38th Ave. An open house is planned Saturday, May 11, from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. The public is invited.
- Chris Christen
Our completely renovated kitchen-dining area is the natural hub of activity in the House. Thanks to Mustaches for Kids Omaha, it has more space, more cooking stations and more storage. Plus a private dining area where families can enjoy being a family.
- Jeffrey Bebee
Mustaches for Kids Omaha helped equip the House with more cooking stations and more storage.
- Jeffrey Bebee
This sweet little corner in the newly remodeled kitchen is designed to keep the kiddos busy coloring and doing puzzles while supper is being whipped up.
- Jeffrey Bebee
Another view of a family room in the new addition.
- Jeffrey Bebee
The goal for the Angels Among Us offices was to create an inviting space for families to visit and feel special. Thanks to the CRE Summit, the interior includes not only offices for staff, but a conference room and mini beverage center for families. Fluff Interior Design donated their time to making the first impression very special for families.
- Jeffrey Bebee
This is the reception area in the Angels Among Us offices. The expansion of the House created an opportunity to bring the two organizations under one roof in order to serve more families efficiently and conveniently.
- Jeffrey Bebee
Arriving at an unfamiliar place at odd hours under difficult circumstances is stressful enough. The new check-in room, complete with furniture donated by Hayneedle, offers families an inviting, relaxing – and private – area to take care of what needs taking care of when they first arrive at the House.
Sponsored by the CL Werner Foundation, this glass-walled treasure trove holds donated new toys for kids upon check-in, their birthdays and holidays. And sometimes game nights. Because they’re kids and kids need toys. It’s science.
- Kurt A. Keeler
A closeup view of the Toy Room.
- Kurt A. Keeler
Guest room of the newly expanded Ronald McDonald House Charities in Omaha.
- Jeffrey Bebee
Each guest bedroom has a private bathroom. Some are wheelchair accessible.
- Jeffrey Bebee
The kids in our House are facing abnormal situations, so they need a space where they can just be normal kids. With the help of Bland & Associates, we created a cheerful playroom for building towers of blocks, hosting tea parties and even getting a little messy with crafts.
- Jeffrey Bebee
This is the remodeled family room in the lower level.
- Jeffrey Bebee
Just because we’re an oasis for families with pediatric patients doesn’t mean all of those kids (or their siblings) are in elementary school. This space offers older offspring a chance to chill, do homework or whatevs – like roll their eyes at people who still say “chill” and “whatevs.” It’s OK. We understand.
- Jeffrey Bebee
Air hockey, table tennis and foosball keep families entertained.
- SCOTT DOBRY PICTURES INC
Most families prefer eating out in the open dining area with other families, but this space lets them have a quiet meal or meeting by themselves, if they so choose. It's also an allergen-free room for our friends who need to avoid nuts, gluten, and the like.
- Jeffrey Bebee
Families can help themselves to non-perishable food items, paper towels, diapers, laundry detergent, toiletries and other daily necessities donated to the pantry.
- JEFFREY BEBEE
Being inside the House is always nice, but sometimes you just need some fresh air. Our brand new patio area was furnished by Hayneedle, and offers families an opportunity to sit around a fire pit, watch the kids play in the backyard, grill a burger, or just take a much-deserved nap under the beautiful Nebraska sky.
The backyard has not one but two playhouses.
- Chris Christen
A peg wall with movable gutters allows for creative play with balls and-or water.
- Chris Christen
Creative play, doctors say, is good for healing.
- Chris Christen
Recognize this guy? He's been a fixture at the House since the beginning.
- Chris Christen
The public is invited to tour the expanded House on Saturday, May 11. The grand opening celebration includes a community fair with partner non-profits. It's free, and kids are most welcome!
- Chris Christen
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