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Parents or families staying at a Ronald McDonald House when a child is ill or injured usually has no cost. Sometimes, "houses" like this charge minimal fees, but most do not.
Families either stay at no cost or are asked to make a donation up to $25 per day, depending on the house. The RMHC Global Policy is that families are never turned away; if its not possible to pay, the fee is waived.
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