Ronald McDonald House Orders up Moosylvania to Help with Ronald McDonald Meals

Ronald McDonald House Orders up Moosylvania to Help with Ronald McDonald Meals

Aug. 05, 2024

When the Ronald McDonald House needed help with their Meals From The Heart program they called on local independent agency Moosylvania to come up with creative ways to market their evolving meal program.

Examples of work created, print advertising, posters and post cards attached will be used to raise the need for volunteers to support the Ronald McDonald House in the Greater St. Louis in the coming months, according to the agency.

Account Service VP Whitney Voigt explained:

“The new Grove Ronald McDonald house opened in June of 2024 and is a 72-room facility that will have many new features and amenities to help keep families close, including a renovated meal program that will provide families with a wide variety of healthy, chef-inspired meals during their stays.”

 

Voigt added:

“Working with Ronald McDonald House Marketing and Communications Manager, Katie Nimtz, our assignment was to create a communication approach and marketing plan for the Meals from the Heart program - with goals to create awareness for potential donors as well as drive engagement for local volunteers."

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