Ronald McDonald House of Dallas Held Moonlight Ball to Raise Funds

March 28, 2011 - PRLog -- The Ronald McDonald House of Dallas held its Moonlight Ball on March 5 at Brook Hollow Golf Club. Co-chaired by community volunteers Natalie Dossett and Gigi Sussman, the Moonlight Ball featured a cocktail hour, followed by dinner and dancing with entertainment provided by The Project Band.  The Honorary Chairmen were community leaders and House supporters Katherine and Bob Penn.  Bob also served as the 2008-09 Ronald McDonald House of Dallas board chairman.  

Dossett said, “This year is meaningful because it marks the 30th anniversary of the Ronald McDonald House of Dallas.  We appreciate all those who supported the House that keeps families together during a difficult time.”

A special thanks to the sponsors:

Anniversary Platinum        
Katherine and Bob Penn
                     
Gold Patron
Anonymous
Select Product Group L.P.
                     
Silver Patron
Anonymous
Carol and Sam Dalton
Natalie and Drew Dossett
Betsy and Richard Eiseman -- Eiseman Jewels
Graham Investments Inc.
Nancy and Mike Kerr
Amy and Pete Lerma
Sally and Mike McWilliams
Helen Pappas, Pam & Matt Mattingly, Mersina & Phin Stubbs
Carolyn and Karl Rathjen
Amanda and Neal Shea
Southwest Airlines
UT Southwestern/Southwestern Medical Foundation
Gigi and Ronnie Sussman
Jean and Tom Walter              
                     
Anniversary Platinum Couple
Mr. and Mrs. Timothy P. Rooney

Gold Couple
Anonymous
Robyn and Don Conlon
Mr. and Mrs. Craig Cooper
Dr. and Mrs. Henry Estess
Caroline and Glenn Gehan
Bunny and Harold Ginsburg
Mr. and Mrs. Winston Guillory, Jr.
Ann and Lee Hobson
Lisa and Brian Jennings
Suzanne and Patrick McGee
Drs. Carol and Daniel Podolsky
Karen and Stephen Jones
Thompson & Knight Foundation

ABOUT RONALD MCDONALD HOUSE OF DALLAS:
Established in 1981, the Ronald McDonald House of Dallas has served as a home-away-from-home for more than 28,000 families of seriously ill children who have traveled to Dallas seeking medical treatment in area hospitals. By providing a caring, supportive, home-like environment, the Ronald McDonald House of Dallas keeps the family intact and helps allow a family to establish a normal routine in the midst of crisis. It also provides families with the opportunity to share their concerns with other families in similar circumstances. In December 2009, a new, 60-bedroom Ronald McDonald House opened with the ability to serve twice as many families nightly.  For more information, please contact the Ronald McDonald House of Dallas at 214.631.7354, or visit the website at www.rmhdallas.org.