Local Ronald McDonald House gifted a van to help transportation
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The GazetteNovember 23, 2020 | updated 6 years ago
Employees from Larry H. Miller Toyota Colorado Springs and Larry H. Miller Liberty Toyota Colorado Springs presented a 2020 Toyota Sienna minivan to Ronald McDonald House Charities of Southern Colorado (RMHCSC) on Nov. 13. Bill Stahelin, general manager of LHM Toyota Colorado Springs and a board member of RMHCSC, became aware that families of critically ill children, who were staying at RMHCSC, were often walking to the local hospital to visit their children, as they lacked transportation. They hope this van will help.Courtesy photos (Courtesy photo)
Employees from Larry H. Miller Toyota Colorado Springs and Larry H. Miller Liberty Toyota Colorado Springs presented a 2020 Toyota Sienna minivan to Ronald McDonald House Charities of Southern Colorado (RMHCSC) on Nov. 13. Bill Stahelin, general manager of LHM Toyota Colorado Springs and a board member of RMHCSC, became aware that families of critically ill children, who were staying at RMHCSC, were often walking to the local hospital to visit their children, as they lacked transportation. They hope this van will help.Courtesy photos (Courtesy photo)Employees from Larry H. Miller Toyota Colorado Springs and Larry H. Miller Liberty Toyota Colorado Springs presented a 2020 Toyota Sienna minivan to Ronald McDonald House Charities of Southern Colorado (RMHCSC) on Nov. 13. Bill Stahelin, general manager of LHM Toyota Colorado Springs and a board member of RMHCSC, became aware that families of critically ill children, who were staying at RMHCSC, were often walking to the local hospital to visit their children, as they lacked transportation. They hope this van will help. (Courtesy photo)Employees from Larry H. Miller Toyota Colorado Springs and Larry H. Miller Liberty Toyota Colorado Springs presented a 2020 Toyota Sienna minivan to Ronald McDonald House Charities of Southern Colorado (RMHCSC) on Nov. 13. Bill Stahelin, general manager of LHM Toyota Colorado Springs and a board member of RMHCSC, became aware that families of critically ill children, who were staying at RMHCSC, were often walking to the local hospital to visit their children, as they lacked transportation. They hope this van will help. (Courtesy photo)
