Cincinnati's Ronald McDonald House Turns Cicada Nuisance Into Opportunity for Good

Cincinnati's Ronald McDonald House turns cicada nuisance into opportunity for good

Cicadas from Brood XIV emerged this summer, much to the annoyance of many residents in the Tri-State area. However, Cincinnati's Ronald McDonald House is turning this nuisance into an opportunity for good.As part of The Cicada Crunch Challenge, two professional chefs are eating cicadas on camera to raise funds for families staying at the Ronald McDonald House.RELATED: 'When you're on the ride, keep your mouth closed' | Kings Island visitors join…

Watsonairs donate $8,000 to new Ronald McDonald House building in Prince Albert

Jason Kerr Daily Herald The Watsonairs had their most successful spring concert ever this year, and they’re sharing the benefits. In May, choir director Amy Robinson, president Louise Kirzinger, and treasurer Kathy Donahue were on hand to present an $8,000 cheque to Ronald McDonald House Charities Saskatchewan CEO Tammy Forrester. The donation will go towards […]