Richards Law Firm has chosen the Ronald McDonald House of Central Florida as our 2016 Christmas Charity. Will you help us make the Holidays for these families a little easier? We will be collecting items from guests wish lists, monetary donations and unwrapped toys. Please help us make the holidays a little easier for these families.

Monetary Donations:
Did you know RMHCF asks guests to pay only $20 for a one night stay, but even that is burdensome considering the mounting legal bills these families face?

We have set up a secure client portal to accept monetary donations via credit card or electronic check.

To access the portal, go to www.mycase.com. Log in to the secure portal by using the username: richardslawfirmpa@gmail.com and password: Christmas2016. You will see a link to invoice #00111. Click the link and just key in the amount of your donation. That amount will be deducted from the goal you see on the invoice. Easy!

Guest Wish Lists: * Indicates URGENT need
Starting Monday December 5th we will have a box at the office collecting these items.

Household Items:

Aluminum Foil, *Plastic Cutlery, Paper Towels, Napkins, Disposable cups (both hot and cold), Paper Towels, *Baby Safe Detergent, *Fabric Softener, Magic Erasers, Steel Wire Cleaning Pads,*High-Efficiency Dish Washer Soap, Disinfectant Cleaning Wipe, *Swiffer Wet Mop Refills, Swiffer Dusters, Stainless Steel Cleaner, Cereal and Snacks (individual sizes), K cups, Sugar packets, power creamers.

Gift Cards:

Amazon, Gas, Local Restaurants, Publix, Target, Wal-Mart

Toiletries:

Deodorant, Razors, Shaving Cream, *Forever Postage Stamps, Copy Paper

Toys:
Though not specifically on any wish lists, RMHCF could always use some toys for the little ones. Starting Monday, December 5th, we will have a box at the office collecting new unwrapped toys.

We have wonderful, giving clients at Richards Law Firm that I know will make this a successful event. Thank you in advance!

Sincerely,

Hope Richards


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