The Mallards spent the day volunteering at the Ronald McDonald House at the Children’s Hospital of Minnesota. They organized, prepared, and labled toys to be distributed to the kids as well as doing other tasks. If you would like to volunteer with the Ronald McDonald House, please visit their website.
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