The Philadelphia Ronald McDonald House works to provide temporary homes for families whose children are critically ill and receiving treatment in the Philadelphia area. As part of the national McDonald's Corporation and Ronald McDonald House Charities, the Philadelphia Ronald McDonald House operates two houses that provide homes to 63 families every night. As a nonprofit organization, the Philadelphia Ronald McDonald House obtains 90 percent of its funding from individual and corporate donors. In 1974, the Philadelphia Ronald McDonald House was founded through a partnership between Dr. Audrey Evans, the NFL's Philadelphia Eagles, and the McDonald's restaurant chain. As an employer, the Philadelphia Ronald McDonald House has offered part-time jobs in the past.

The Philadelphia Ronald McDonald House works to provide temporary homes for families whose children are critically ill and receiving treatment in the Philadelphia area. As part of the national McDonald's Corporation and Ronald McDonald House Charities, the Philadelphia Ronald McDonald House operates two houses that provide homes to 63 families every night. As a nonprofit organization, the Philadelphia Ronald McDonald House obtains 90 percent of its funding from individual and corporate donors. In 1974, the Philadelphia Ronald McDonald House was founded through a partnership between Dr. Audrey Evans, the NFL's Philadelphia Eagles, and the McDonald's restaurant chain. As an employer, the Philadelphia Ronald McDonald House has offered part-time jobs in the past.