Wear Your Stripes #forRMHCC

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On July 12, the Ronald McDonald House Charities of the Carolinas kicked off their third Wear Your Stripes #forRMHCC campaign. The week-long campaign uses the iconic Ronald McDonald striped socks + select community members to raise money for RMHCC families.

Their goal this year is $30,000.

How does it work?

You make a gift towards a specific ambassador.

Who are the ambassadors? Here are the 2020 Stripes Ambassadors:

Individual Ambassadors:

  1. Lacey Hennessey
  2. Jeremiah Dew (JDew)
  3. Sherry Jenkins
  4. Chris Manley
  5. Jackie Stoffelen

Team Ambassadors:

  1. Team Cammy & Sammy, Zen Greenville (Samantha Bauer and Cameron King)
  2. NJ Highrisers (Jackie Hagood and Nikki Williams)
  3. Miss America Organization (Ayanna Marshall and Kaley Bridgeman)
  4. Kathy & Brian Hobgood
  5. Mary & Brandon Jankowy

Company Ambassadors:

  1. Ballentine Capital Advisors
  2. Century 21 Blackwell Happy Meal Gang (Century 21)
  3. Hospitality America, Inc.
  4. Easley’s Fundraisings Minions (McDonald’s of Easley)
  5. McFabulous (McDonald’s of Pickens)
  6. Powdersville Hamburglars (McDonald’s of Powdersville)

Out of that $30,000 goal (and as of 5 p.m. yesterday), they’ve already raised $18,654.39. If you’re interested in donating, the campaign ends this Friday, July 17.

Click the link here to make a gift to a specific ambassador (we’d also recommend checking out their individual ambassador pages to read their different stories) or to make a donation to the overall campaign. To read more about Ronald McDonald House Charities of the Carolinas + their mission, click here.

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