Ronald McDonald House Provides Safety Net for Families in Need
Ronald McDonald House's annual walk, supported by Edison International and its employees, helps raise money for families like the Poindexters, who were provided housing when 16-month-old Aeriynn was diagnosed with eye cancer.
Roshanda Poindexter and her son Jordan speak with Magic Johnson who helped raise funds for the the Ronald McDonald House Walk for Kids at a recent Edison International employee event. Roshanda's daughter Aeriynn is currently being treated for retinoblastoma, a form of eye cancer, at the Children’s Hospital of Los Angeles while the family stays at the Los Angeles Ronald McDonald House.
Roshanda Poindexter with daughter Aeriynn and son Jordan. WIth the help of the Los Angeles Ronald McDonald House, Roshanda is able to stay close-by as Aeriynn is being treated for retinoblastoma, a form of eye cancer, at the Children’s Hospital of Los Angeles.
Roshanda Poindexter with daughter Aeriynn and son Jordan. WIth the help of the Los Angeles Ronald McDonald House, Roshanda is able to stay close-by as Aeriynn is being treated for retinoblastoma, a form of eye cancer, at the Children’s Hospital of Los Angeles.
Stu Hemphill, SCE senior vice president of Power Supply and Financial and Operational Services, and Magic Johnson help raise funds for the the Ronald McDonald House Walk for Kids.
