Serve Dinner Ronald McDonald Longfellow House

***CHOOSE A LINE ITEM OF FOOD FROM THE DESCRIPTION AND POST A COMMENT TO THE SITE WHEN YOU RSVP***

Back by popular demand, Breakfast for dinner at the Ronald McDonald LONGFELLOW House.  Please arrive at 4:30 to help prepare dinner to serve at 6:00 PM.  After all families have eaten, we will eat as a group. 

When you RSVP, please indicate what line number of food items you will be bringing and any griddles and large non-stick frying pans you can provide. This is an age appropriate (being able to assist in cooking), child friendly event.

1.  2 Packages bacon, Syrup, cinnamon, griddle, flour, butter, sage, stock pot – Jill 

1.5  4 Packages bacon – Joni 

2.  6 dozen eggs (About $0.60 each at Aldi) & 1 can cooking spray – Janet

3.   3 loaves bread & 3 loaves cinnamon raisin bread – Selena / Jill

4.  3 Packages Sausage – Mary

5.  2 Grocery Store size Bisquick, 1 package sausage – Carol & Bob

6.  Fruit for a large fruit salad – 1 bunch grapes, 1 pineapple, 1 cantaloupe – Lisa 

7.  Fruit for large fruit salad – 5 apples, 5 oranges, 1 container strawberries – Sue 

8.  2 bags shredded cheddar cheese, large tub margarine – Mary Ann & Joe

9.  1 Bag Apples for compote, any variety AND 1 gallon Milk – Mary Ann & Joe 

10.  2 gallons orange juice, NOT TANG – Carol & Bob

Questions:  siglerjill@hotmail.com or 816-582-6732

https://www.rmhckc.org/
The Ronald McDonald Houses are a “Home Away From Home” for thousands of families every year who must travel to the Kansas City area to receive medical treatment for a sick or injured child. Together, the three Ronald McDonald Houses provide temporary lodging to as many as 60 families each night while their children undergo vital medical care.  The family Suites inside our Longfellow House, allow us to serve immuno-suppressed children and their families (i.e. organ transplants and bone marrow transplants). The Houses offer a warm and welcoming place to sleep, as well as full kitchen facilities, laundry facilities, living rooms and recreation areas
to provide a homey environment where families may relax away from the stresses of the hospital and meet other families experiencing similar crises.

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