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Your support on McHappy Day makes a meaningful difference
When you visit McDonald’s on McHappy Day, you support families like the Mitchell family who stayed at RMHC Toronto while their child was receiving treatment at a nearby hospital.
With your support this McHappy, you can help raise critical funds which allow us to continue providing support and accommodation, so that families can focus on what matters most: caring for their sick child.
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How you can support RMHC across Canada this McHappy Day:
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Visit McDonald's on McHappy Day, Wed. May 8!
On McHappy Day, you can be a hero just by ordering McDonald’s. That’s because a portion of proceeds from every menu item sold all day supports RMHC and families with sick children across Canada.
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Get your McDonald’s x Peace Collective merch
McDonald’s x Peace Collective merch is back! Proceeds from every purchase will support RMHC across Canada. Get yours before it’s gone!
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Donate $2, $5, or $10 at McDonald’s
Donate $2, $5, or $10 at your local McDonald’s and you’ll receive a McHappy Day heart to write your name on and show your support for your local House. You can also make a donation in the McDonald's app!
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Get your McHappy Day socks!
Purchase a pair of McHappy Day socks* for $5 (plus tax) at participating McDonald’s restaurants and through the McDonald’s app! While supplies last.
Want to help even more families from your community? You can make a direct donation. 100% of your online donation through this website goes back to supporting RMHC programs across Canada.
Meet more families that have been supported by RMHC across Canada through programs like McHappy Day:
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Meet the Audia Family :)
The Audia family stayed at Ronald McDonald House Toronto for 170 nights while their infant daughter Rosalie was waiting for a heart transplant
See their story-crop_w(1920)-crop_h(1081)-crop_x(0)-crop_y(65).jpg)
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During her treatment, Tanya and her family stayed over 220 nights at the Ronald McDonald House in Southern Alberta. But when she found out she would be strong enough to go home, she felt bittersweet about leaving the House.
See their story