Jackrabbit is a virtual company that has employees living across the continental United States and in several cities in Canada. When Jackrabbit’s Vancouver contingent became interested in exploring a community service relationship with Ronald McDonald House British Columbia and Yukon, the coast-to-coast excitement began. The exploration became reality on June 7 when a team of six Jackrabbit employees spent several hours at the local RMH location packaging 72 freezer meals for residents of the house.

“Ronald McDonald House for the British Columbia and Yukon region is a home away from home for families who must travel to Vancouver for their child’s medical treatment. RMH British Columbia’s programs, like Freezer Meals, help families cope with the challenges they face, both financially and emotionally. We are grateful for companies like Jackrabbit that make this possible by participating in these programs at the House,” says Richard Pass, CEO of Ronald McDonald House of the British Columbia and Yukon region.

“Seeing our relationship with Ronald McDonald House of Greater Charlotte blossom into one that brings in a new house location is the start of something powerful. We hope to explore similar efforts in other RMH cities,” said Mark Mahoney, CEO of Jackrabbit Technologies. “Sharing our resources with such a critical service for families in need of support during a child’s illness speaks to the very core of why we chose Ronald McDonald House as a community service partner.”