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McHappy Day makes a difference for Vernon family

McHappy Day will send a portion of sales to Ronald McDonald House and local children’s charities as demand leaves up to 4 in 5 families unserved.

  • On Wednesday, May 6, McDonald Canada and local franchisees will host McHappy Day, directing proceeds from all food and beverage sales to Ronald McDonald House and local children's charities.
  • Marion Fernandez described Ronald McDonald House as a lifeline for the Fernandezes from Vernon, providing essential support while their son Nicholas received treatment for a rare gene variant.
  • They spent 180 nights at the House while Nicholas received care for a rare gene variant, avoiding the need to travel 438 kilometres regularly, which would have placed a significant financial burden on the family.
  • Last year, Vernon and Armstrong McDonald contributed $10,000 each to Ronald McDonald House and NOYFSS, demonstrating how initiatives like McHappy Day help close the gap for families in need.
  • Ronald McDonald House British Colombia has provided a home-away-from-home for families from more than 170 communities across the West Coast, yet remains unable to support four out of five families in need.
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Salmon Arm Observer broke the news in Salmon Arm, Canada on Wednesday, April 29, 2026.
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