Giving an item from our Wish List is a great way to make a practical impact on their lives. It is also often a great way to engage your family, friends or co-workers in a meaningful and fun group activity.
Thank you so much for your interest in supporting families with a seriously ill child.
As we follow Toronto Public Health safety protocols to protect the vulnerable population we serve, it is important that you contact us at giftsinkind@rmhctoronto.ca to confirm your item donation and to organize your donation drop-off time during our scheduled hours.
We are still following an essential visitors only policy, so we must limit the amount of people on-site at one time.
RMHC Toronto also has an Amazon Wish List. This is an easy and safe way to donate items that meet the current needs of the families we serve.
Thank you again for your generosity and support, we truly appreciate it.
Wish List Items
Pantry Staples
Snack Items (most important)
*Must be individually wrapped /grab and go snacks*
- Granola Bars
- Snack Bars
- Protein Bars
- Crackers
- Cookies
- Chips
- Fruit Bars
- Fruit Snacks
- Fruit Cups
- Apple Sauce
- Oatmeal (variety)
- Juice
Canned Items
- Soup
- Canned Meat
- Canned Fish
- Canned Fruit
- Canned Pasta
- Pasta Sauce
- Chicken, Vegetable and Beef Broth
Dry Goods
*900 g or smaller please*
- Macaroni and Cheese
- Rice
- Rice Sides
- Instant Noodles
Baking & Cooking Items
*Individual size please*
- Cooking Oils (Olive and Canola)
- Cooking Sprays
- Vinegar
- Baking Mixes (cake, brownies, muffin)
- Pancake Mix
- Flour
- Baking Soda
- Baking Powder
$25+ Gift Cards
- Grocery Stores (preferably with delivery service)
- Walmart, Costco, Farm Boy
- Amazon
- Dollar store
- Food Delivery (UberEATS, Skip The Dishes)
Frequently Asked Questions
Unfortunately, we do not have the resources to pick up gift-in-kind donations.
So that you may be properly greeted and thanked, we ask that you please arrange a delivery time in advance by emailing us at giftsinkind@rmhctoronto.ca.
Unfortunately, we cannot accept donations of hand-made items.
Unfortunately, for the health and safety of the children we support, many of whom have weakened immune systems, we are unable to accept used toys or clothing.
Why RMHC Toronto?
The financial and emotional burdens can be overwhelming on families with a seriously ill child. Since 1981, Ronald McDonald House Charities® Toronto has served as a place to call home for families with seriously ill children undergoing treatment.
65%
of Canadians live outside of a city with a children’s hospital
40 years
of supporting families at RMHC Toronto
71%
of our funding comes from generous donors
The impact of your donations
In 2020, donor support made the following possible: