The Jones family has made a large donation. (Facebook/Ronald McDonald Children's Charities)

By paNOW Staff

Donation

Jones family donates $75,000 to Ronald McDonald House in Prince Albert

Jul 21, 2025 | 11:52 AM

The fundraising effort for Prince Albert’s Ronald McDonald House, currently under construction in the city’s West Hill, got another big boost recently.

The Jones family of Anderson Motors Evergreen Nissan donated $75,000 toward the effort.

“At Anderson Motors and Evergreen Nissan, family owned and operated dealerships in Prince Albert for over 70 years, the Jones Family know’s how important ‘Family’ is so we are very proud to support the new RMHC in Prince Albert keeping families close in a time of need,” said the family in a post on social media operated by Ronald McDonald House Saskatchewan.

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Currently, Ronald McDonald House operates a room within the Victoria Hospital for families of sick children to spend time in.

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The new building, located less than a block from the hospital, will accommodate 12 families in private rooms and features a communal kitchen.

What the Ronald McDonald House in Prince Albert will look like when completed.

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