The Love Letter
Meet our Team
Julie Mulkern Chief Executive Officer
Amy Bickford Guest Services & Volunteer Manager Bangor
Whitney Linscott Director of Program Operations
Shanna Dubay Guest Services & Volunteer Manager Portland
Will Groves House Director Portland
Lauren Genenbacher Marketing & Communications Manager
Sterlynn Marx Chief Development Officer
Kaitlyn Lynch Special Events & Annual Giving Manager
Karla Prouty Business Manager
Mike Sickles Development Coordinator
Portland Support Staff
Erik Winchester, Facilities Manager
Patricia Kurth, Housekeeper
Gail Berenson, Guest Services
Deb Bergman, Guest Services
Lilly Schopp, Guest Services
Bangor Support Staff
Kevin Caron, Facilities Specialist
Erica Downs, Housekeeper
Emily Hintz, Guest Services
Jennifer Hopkins, Guest Services
Eileen Mayer, Guest Services
Erica Miller, Guest Services
Melanie Nesbitt, Guest Services
Bonnie Popper, Guest Services
Board of Directors
Officers
Ron Lydick, President
RC Management, Maine McDonald’s Owner/Operator
Tara Perruzzi, Vice President Senior Relationship Manager, M&T Bank
Justin Freeman, CPA, Treasurer President, Freeman & Associates CPAs
Christopher Gordon, Esq., Secretary, ReVision Energy
Members
Kendra Almy Product Strategy Analyst, Tyler Technologies
Marty Eckmann Bega, Inc., Maine McDonald’s Owner/ Operator
George Falcon
VP Client Services, Brown & Brown Absence Group
Jennifer Flynn, NP
Medical Director, Cape Integrative Health
Brian Fournier
Americas SVP & GM, Mobility, WEX Inc.
Taylor Goble
Goble Family Restaurants, Maine McDonald’s Owner/Operator
Sean Hagenbuch, MD
Pediatric Cardiologist, Northern Light Health
Peter Horch Owner, Horch Roofing
Jeana M. McCormick, Esq. Drummond Woodsum
Patrick Morin
Principal, Baker Newman Noyes
Gina Trachimowicz, MD
VP, Maine Neonatology Associates
Colby Wyatt, MD
Pediatric Physician, Maine Medical Partners
A message from our CEO & Board President Thank you to our amazing community.
On behalf of the Board of Directors and staff, please accept our sincere appreciation for your support of Ronald McDonald House Charities of Maine. Over the past year, we have worked together to enhance experiences for our families and prepare to grow into the future. To ensure families experience the very best RMHC has to offer, we have expanded our staff, enhanced our partnership opportunities, formalized our volunteer program, improved our facilities with new appliances, and exterior upgrades.
We reached more families than ever before across Maine and beyond, and our programs and services saved $2.3 million in lodging and meals for families along their child’s healthcare journey. From the warm meals prepared by volunteers to countless comfortable beds to in-hospital respite, our Houses are built on love and resilience.
This inaugural issue of The Love Letter offers insight into our impact in 2024 and our plans for the coming year. Whether you’re a long-time friend of the House or a newcomer to our mission, we invite you to get involved, attend our events, ask questions, and visit us — our doors are open 24 hours a day, 365 days a year.
Because of YOU, families in crisis find comfort, community, and hope at Ronald McDonald House Charities of Maine. Thank you for being a part of our extended family.
With gratitude,
Julie Mulkern Chief Executive Officer
Ron Lydick President, Board of Directors
Our Programs
Our Mission
At RMHC, we provide essential services that remove barriers, strengthen families, and promote healing when children need healthcare.
Our Vision
Staying with RMHC Maine
Families and caregivers actively working with their child’s medical team at local medical and mental health facilities are welcome to stay overnight at our nearby locations; patients must be 21 or under.
Bangor House
Located half a mile from Northern Light Eastern Maine Medical Center, this House has 14 guest rooms with a wing that can be easily split to create 3 fully equipped private units for those with compromised immune systems.
A world where every family has what they need to ensure the best health outcomes for their children.
Portland House
Located less than half a mile from MaineHealth Maine Medical Center, this House allows RMHC to host up to 34 families a night.
Resources offered at both locations
• Free to stay in private, comfortable rooms
• Staffed and secured 24/7
• Complimentary home-cooked meals
• Fully stocked pantry & kitchen available for use
• Free shuttle bus and Uber vouchers are available to help with transportation to and from hospital facilities
Our Family Rooms
MaineHealth Maine Medical Center and
Northern Light Eastern Maine Medical Center
The Ronald McDonald Family Rooms provide an additional resource to the already exceptional services provided to families. Research shows providing families with emotional and physical comfort and support improves the hospital experience for both the child and their family.
“Finding the Ronald McDonald Family Room was such a blessing. The room itself was a wonderful break for us to be able to escape for a few moments and grab some tea or a treat.”
Comfortable seating areas in a quiet environment
Shower facilities (Portland only)
Laundry facilities
Computer access (Portland only)
Kitchen area to fix a cup of coffee or tea, and prepare a snack or light meal
Located next to playrooms
Television
Your Support Matters
2024 Impact Report
Geographic data
4% were also hosted from: Alabama, Canada, Colorado, Connecticut, Florida, Georgia, Hawaii, Iowa, Kansas, Massachusetts, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, and Tennessee
779 families served
6,440 nights of comfort provided 7 nights average length of stay
47 families stayed 30+ nights 240 nights longest consecutive stay
Pictured below, the DaSilva Family stayed with us for 240 nights in 2024.
Meet the Obie Family
For the Obies, Lydia, Devin, and their two sons, the journey to grow their family was marked by heartbreak and hope. In 2022 and 2023, they endured the pain of two miscarriages—one nearly costing Lydia her life. When they learned they were expecting again, it was a surprise—but an even bigger one came when doctors discovered twins were on the way. The Obies met this news with joy and excitement, but also with the understandable fear of loss.
The pregnancy was high-risk. The babies were mono-di twins— identical, sharing a placenta but in separate sacs. Appointments in Portland became a regular part of their routine, building a connection to a city that would soon mean even more. At 24 weeks, things took a turn. Baby B’s cord flow became irregular, and mom was admitted to the hospital under constant monitoring. On March 6, 2024, just 27 weeks pregnant, she was rushed into an emergency C-section. Baby A and Baby B—named Hazel-Jo and Gaia—arrived safely, both letting out strong cries. One baby even grabbed a doctor’s finger!
With a long NICU stay ahead, the family was introduced to the Portland Ronald McDonald House. Discharged just days later, the Obies arrived to a warm welcome from Shanna, who had arranged a ground-floor room to accommodate Lydia’s healing body. They were in it for the long haul—113 days at the House, while Gaia and Hazel-Jo spent 116 days in the hospital.
The Ronald McDonald House was more than a place to stay. It was a lifeline. Meals, shuttles, toys for Calyx and Jacob, their 5- and 2-year-old sons, and above all, kindness, made their experience bearable. Staff like Shanna and Gail offered comfort, conversation, and thoughtful care. Calyx formed a special bond with them, still asking to visit a year later.
Without the House, living 90 minutes away, the Obies might have missed precious time with their girls. Instead, they found a home full of compassion and community—a place forever in their hearts.
Read more about the Obies in Lydia’s own words:
Scan the QR code, or visit rmhcmaine. org for the full story and a photo gallery!
Volunteers Matter
Volunteer Spotlight: Hami
Hi, I’m Hamilton—but my friends call me Hami. I’m a Great Pyrenees mix of pure fluff. From early on, my humans saw something special in me. We started puppy classes, and that’s when they realized I might be great at something called “therapy work.” With the help of an awesome trainer, we focused on building my confidence and learning the ropes. Then came the big test with Pet Partners—and we nailed it on the first try!
Since May 2024, I’ve been volunteering with my dad every other Wednesday night at the House in Portland. I love walking through the doors and seeing who’s there. I’m known for giving paws, sharing kisses, and flopping over for belly rubs (because let’s be honest—gravity always wins). I also consider myself Head of Kitchen Floor Clean-Up.
One moment I’ll never forget: a guest walked through the front door, knelt down, and hugged me without saying a word. We just sat like that for a while. That’s when I knew—this job is important.
When I’m off the clock, you’ll find me on the beach, cuddling on the couch, chasing backyard squirrels, or greeting all my favorite neighbors on walks. If you ever want to know more about therapy dog life, or how to get involved, my dad would love to chat: cameronmleblanc@gmail.com. I’ll just be over here... melting into the floor for more belly rubs.
Love, Hami
Green Clean Maine
The amazing team from Green Clean Maine cleaned our guest rooms for families. To hear more about this partnership, scan here:
Wednesday Warriors
Friends Karen, Paula, and Jeannie volunteered as a team on Wednesdays, donating over 410 hours together at the Portland House in 2024!
Meet the Valleys
Linda & Stan Valley began as RMHC volunteers in Arkansas in 2003. When they moved back to Linda’s home state of Maine, they did not waste any time connecting with RMHC Maine. They are regular Meals from the Heart volunteers who cook amazing meals for our Bangor House guests each month and attend multiple fundraising events every year. They organized successful fundraisers in Arkansas and are looking forward to hosting their first RMHC Maine fundraising event this August! In 2024, they received the prestigious Dr. Audrey Evans Award of Excellence for their dedication to RMHC programs. They are true ambassadors of RMHC who go above and beyond to share their support in every way.
To learn more about the Dr. Audrey Evans Award of Excellence scan the QR code.
Black Bears Who Care
“It was an honor and a pleasure to support the Ronald McDonald House in Bangor! Helping our community is at the heart of what Black Bears Who Care strives to do. Our club had an incredible experience, and we are so thankful for the opportunity to give back!” — Logan Gardner, Black Bears Who Care
Tyler Technologies
Tyler Technologies graciously came to the Bangor House to help decorate for the holiday season! They also contributed a significant financial gift to our new playground.
116 volunteer groups served 334 Meals from the Heart in 2024.
Volunteers gave over 7,910 hours of service in 2024, valued at $275,188*
*value of a volunteer hour is $34.79/hour based on the Independent Sector
Ways to get involved
• Cook Meals from the Heart
• Fill the Lot with Love
• Attend Signature Fundraising Events
• Prepare "Mom” bags
• Resupply cleaning stations and paper goods
• File and data entry
• Restock snack supplies
• Organize closets
• Host a fundraiser
Scan the QR code, or visit rmhcmaine.org to learn how you can get involved!
2024 Signature Events
We were proud to host the 32nd Annual RMHC Maine Golf Tournament in September 2024 at the Falmouth Country Club. It was a fantastic day of golf, camaraderie, and community spirit in support of the families we serve. Thanks to the outstanding generosity of our community and the continued support of our sponsors, the tournament raised $111,838—a 28% increase from 2023! This remarkable achievement speaks to the dedication of our supporters and the growing impact of this longstanding event. We look forward to another successful tournament in 2025! New in 2025: Central Maine Golf Tournament at the Waterville Country Club.
In May 2024, we celebrated our 19th Annual Purses with Purpose at the Falmouth Country Club! It was an unforgettable afternoon filled with laughter, inspiration, and incredible generosity. Guests enjoyed delicious appetizers, an exciting live and silent auction, and a vibrant atmosphere all in support of RMHC programs. Thanks to the incredible support from our community, donors, and sponsors, we raised over $62,000 to help provide a home away from home for families with hospitalized children. We are so grateful for everyone who made the event such a success!
In October 2024, the 24th Annual Hearts & Hands Gala brought together almost 300 supporters at The Landing at Pine Point for a sold-out evening dedicated to helping seriously ill children and their families. From heartfelt stories shared by families to the outpouring of generosity during the evening, it was a night that truly showcased the power of community. Thanks to this incredible support, the 2024 Gala not only welcomed our largest crowd to date—but also raised a record-breaking $115,000 to support the children and families who rely on RMHC Maine. We can’t wait to see what 2025 has in store for this event!
2025 Calendar of Events
RMHC Maine Golf Tournament of Central Maine
August 18th | Waterville Country Club, Oakland
RMHC Maine Golf Tournament of Southern Maine
September 15th | Falmouth Country Club, Falmouth
Hearts & Hands Gala
October 24th | The Landing at Pine Point, Scarborough
Thanks for a recordbreaking year! Are you interested in upcoming events or learning how you can get involved?
Community Involvement
Rockin’ to the Oldies
The bi-annual Rock n’ Roll Oldies Benefit Dance in Biddeford has raised $124,498 for RMHC Maine in the last 17 years. RMHC Maine is so grateful to Bruce and his team for his unwavering support of our programs.
“Our organizing committee is simply blown away by the generosity of those who attend our dances every year. We have been doing this for 17 years and are so grateful to be the biggest community fundraiser for the Ronald McDonald House Charities of Maine during that time. We thank everyone who has attended the dances through the years and to all those individuals and businesses who have shown their commitment to assisting sick children and their families served by this wonderful facility.” — Bruce Martin, Oldies Dance Organizer
Alex Labbe Foundation Mini Golf Tournament
We are forever grateful to the Alex Labbe Foundation for supporting RMHC Maine in Alex’s memory. Alex’s parents, Judy and Peter, are the best of the best in terms of legacy, community, and purpose in honor of their son. In 2024, the 9th Annual Alex Labbe Mini Golf Tournament raised $25,000 for our programs. Amazing!
For more information on the Alex Labbe Foundation, please scan.
Maine McDonald’s Senior All-Star Basketball Games
In 2024, the Maine McDonald’s Senior All-Star Basketball Games raised $44,986 for RMHC Maine! We’re so grateful for the generous Bangor community and the Maine Association of Basketball Coaches who help make this event possible year after year— and for the talented senior basketball players who, much like the families we serve, traveled from across the state to take part in this special day.
The amazing students at Philip
and purchased
Fill the Lot with Love Fundraiser
In 2024, RMHC Maine volunteers once again ‘Filled the Lot with Love’ by parking cars at the St. John Street McDonald’s for Portland Sea Dogs home games. Thank you to RC Management for the use of the lot and for matching the funds raised for a total of $43,504.
Troy Industrial Solutions
Located in Brewer, Troy Industrial Solutions went out of their way to complete several wish list drives and raffles to help out RMHC Maine!
Host a Fundraiser
From birthday Facebook fundraisers to bake sales and beyond, your creativity can make a big impact for families with sick children. Every dollar helps support our programs.
To learn more about hosting your own fundraiser, scan here or visit rmhcmaine.org
$101,444 worth of in-kind donations, including snacks, cleaning supplies, household items, and so much more!
Philip W. Sugg Middle School appliance donation
W. Sugg Middle School raised funds
two brand-new stovetop ovens for our Portland House.
2024 House Projects
New Roof for the Bangor House
We extend our heartfelt thanks to Horch Roofing for donating their time and services to RMHC Maine. Their support replacing two large sections of the roof at the Bangor House ensures that we can continue our mission to provide a safe and comfortable home for hundreds of families each year.
Room Refresh
We refreshed each guest room in the Bangor House to ensure families who stay with us experience a clean, updated, and comforting environment.
New Appliances
Agren generously donated two refrigerators and two dishwashers to enhance our main kitchen and our overall guest experience in the Portland House.
A Fresh Coat
TG Painters repaired and repainted our exterior, helping round out the Portland House and complement all sections of the building.
Our Impact Strategy
Why?
Separation during hospitalization is traumatic for children and families— with long-term adverse outcomes for both, buffered by parental involvement.
• Hospital safety, quality, and care are improved when families are present and actively involved in their child’s care.
• Families need physical, educational, and psychological support to be present and involved in their child’s care.
How?
Serve more families, better
Understand the unique needs of Maine families and enhance familycentered services to support children and their caregivers.
Enhance Collaboration
Strive for excellence in our programs by working with healthcare, community, corporate, and nonprofit partners statewide.
Who?
We are family centered. We are a home away from home. We are a source of nourishment. We are volunteer powered. We are a bridge to healthcare and healing. We are data driven. We are community minded. We are partnership focused. We are Ronald McDonald House Charities of Maine.
Drive
Engagement
Elevate and clarify our brand in the community, advocate for our mission, and diversify our funding.
Prioritize People
Attract the very best talent to support Maine families and support a well-being and a healthy workplace.
Our Forever Mission Partner
McDonald’s commitment to serving communities has helped RMHC positively impact hundreds of families and expand core programs and services throughout Maine. Whether through direct donations, in-kind services, volunteering, or advocating on behalf of RMHC, McDonald’s continues to be an outstanding mission partner.
Round-Up for RMHC
Supporting RMHC is now easier than ever at your local McDonald’s. Whether you’re ordering at the front counter, drivethru, or a kiosk (and soon through the McDonald’s App!) choose “Round-Up for RMHC.” Your purchase will be rounded to the next dollar; the difference directly funds our mission. This option is available year-round!
Thank you to our Forever Mission Partner McDonald’s and all the local Owner/Operators who support our programs:
• RC Management, LLC
• The Napoli Group, LLC
• Goble Family Restaurants
• McDonald’s CNSL, LLC
• Bega, Inc.
• Scott Lydick
Statement of Activities
“Our family is proud to support the Ronald McDonald House for the incredible care and comfort they provide families during their most difficult times. We deeply appreciate their commitment to keeping families close, reminding us that love and support are essential to healing.”
— Heidi Parker
RMHC Maine saved families over $2,300,000 by providing free lodging and meals.
Sustain Our Mission
You can become an integral part of enhancing our mission by supporting us through diverse giving opportunities.
Ways to Give
For a complete list on ways to give, scan here, or visit visit rmhcmaine.org
Annual Average Expenses
$126,000
$42,000
What can your donation do?
$50
Fill the pantry at one of our in-hospital Ronald McDonald Family Rooms for one day.
$100
Sponsor a one-night stay at the Ronald McDonald House.
$300
Provide fresh linens to families for one week at the Ronald McDonald House.
$85,000
Wish List
$110,000
Support up to 48 families daily by donating Wish List items that help keep our House programs stocked, clean, and comforting—just like your home. Hosting a Wish List drive in your community is a great way to help!
Scan the code to view our Wish List, updated monthly, or or visit rmhcmaine.org
$500
Cover the cost of all Ronald McDonald House water usage for one week.
Gratitude Report
2024 Donors — $500+
Thank you to all the generous donors who ensure the mission of RMHC Maine can continue to thrive, providing vital resources to families with sick and injured children.
Our Forever Mission Partner –McDonald’s & Maine Owner/ Operators
RC Management, LLC
The Napoli Group, LLC
Goble Family Restaurants
McDonald’s CNSL, LLC
Bega, Inc.
Scott Lydick
Corporate Supporters
Anthem
Associated Septic Services DBA Royal Flush
Baker Newman Noyes
Bangor Audiology
Bangor Federal Credit Union
Bangor Lodge of Elks #244
Bangor Veterinary Hospital
Bank of America
Bar Harbor Bank & Trust
Bob's Discount Furniture, Inc.
Brookings-Smith
Brown & Brown Absence Services Group, LLC
Clarity Financial, Inc.
Clark Insurance Agency
Coffee Me Up
Colby Company, LLC
ConvenientMD, LLC
CRI-SIL, LLC
Cross Insurance Arena/Maine Mariners
CU Insurance Solutions
Darling's
David's Restaurant
Demetria Real Estate
Dennis Paper & Food Service
Dirigo Technology, LLC
Dover Environmental Solutions Group
Employees' Community Action Council-
General Dynamics
Energy North, Inc.
Esthetic Med Spa
Expose Design, LLC
Farm Credit East Cares
Freeman and Associates
F.W. Webb
Gap, Inc.
Gen Re Life Corporation
Gorham Savings Bank
Gorton's, Inc.
Greenbacker Group, LLC
H. H. Sawyer Realty Company & Daughters
H+K International
Hammond Lumber Company
Harmon Electric
Harvard Pilgrim Health Care
Havi Global Solutions
Henry’s Bridal Boutique
HM Payson
Horch Roofing
Hub International
Hutchins & Sons Masonry & Roofing
Katahdin Trust Company
Keurig Dr Pepper
KMA Human Resources Consulting
Lajoie Bros., Inc.
LeaderBoard New England, LLC
LT's, Inc.
M&T Bank
Maine Celtics
Maine Employers Mutual Insurance Co.
Maine Fire Protection Systems
Maine Neonatology Associates, PA
Malone Commercial Brokers, Inc.
Martin's Point Health Care
Mascoma Bank
McCain Foods USA, Inc.
McDonald's Corporation - Stamford CT
Field Office
McNeilus Trucking and Manufacturing, Inc.
Mize CPAs, Inc.
Pape Chevrolet
Penobscot Pourhouse
Philadelphia Insurance Company
Puritan Medical Products, LLC
Reed & Reed
Saco & Biddeford Savings Institution
Somic America, Inc.
Spec ME
Sotheby's
Taylor Freezer of New England, Inc.
TD Bank
The Boulos Company/Asset Management
The Coca-Cola Company
The Law Offices of Robert E. Danielson
Troiano Waste Service, Inc.
Tyler Technologies
Tyson Food Company
UBS Financial Services Inc.
University Credit Union
UNUM
Verrill
Versant Power
Vistra Corporate Services Company
Vitalius Real Estate Group
WEX Inc.
WIN Waste Innovations
Wright-Ryan Construction, Inc.
Zachau Construction
Foundations
Avangrid Foundation
Donna K. Jumper Irrevocable Trust
Doris B. Cole Trust
Evelyn Wilcomb CRT-Edward Jones Trust
Company
Maine Community Foundation
Roy A. Hunt Foundation
Srinivas and Vidya Mandyam Family Fund
The Mike and Eileen Kolakowski Charitable Fund
The Mimi Foundation
The Norman N. and Gale R. Hochgraf
Charitable Foundation
The Smith Family Charitable Trust
Vanguard Charitable
Organizations
Brewer Kiwanis Club
Camp Clearwaters
FOE Cobbossee Aerie #4330
Freeport Lioness-Lions Club
Girl Scout Troop #1596
Girl Scouts of Maine Troop 1128
Higher Calling Mission Motor Cycle Club -
Maine Chapter
Maine Track Club
Missionary Society Thrift Shop
New Auburn Social Club, Inc.
Nickless Giving Fund
Oldies Dance Group
Shutterbugs 4 Charity
Triangle Lodge No. 1, A.F. & A.M.
USW Local 12012
Washington County Community College
Individual Donors
Aaron Chadbourne
Adam Loranger
Alicia Gervais Napolitano
Alise Koocher
Amy Childress
Anita Turcotte
Anna Wells
Becky Neidetcher
Bradley Dodge
Carol & Saul Katz
Carol Dennison
Caroline Morong
Céline Couillaut
Cheri Walker
Christopher Nielsen
Clayton & Leslie Farrin
Cory Kuhl
Craig & Delvina Baldino
Dale Ketchum
Danielle Crosen
Darlene LeBlanc
David & Cyndey Cox
David Graham
David Murphy
Deanna & Alan Chesson
Deborah Nadeau
Debra Jacques
Donald Harmon
Doris Lynch
Douglas Maker
Gabrielle Ingerson
Gary Eckmann
Gina Trachimowicz
Greg Sweetser
Heidi Parker
Hua Wang
James Heavey
James Nygren
Jana Lapoint
Jana Merrill
Jane Francoeur
Jane Norton
Jeana M. McCormick
Jeff Harris
Jennifer Charboneau
Jillian McKenna
Joanne Bellino
Jody Abbott
John Finegan
Judith Dunphy
Judy & Peter Labbe
Julie & Ric Mulkern
Justin Edwards
Katherine Morin
Kathleen Sparta
Kelley Hawthorne
Kellie Lee
Kendra Almy
Kevin & Tammy Riley
Kim Anania
Laura Sosnowski
Laurel Harris
Lea Sorgi
Leah St Jean
Linda & Stan Valley
Lori Hayman
Lynn Schiavi
MacKenzie Kersbergen
Marie MacMillan
Martha Baker
Mary Beth O'Reilly
Mary Howe Stewart
Matt Morell
Matthew Smith
Maureen Gorman
Melissa Timberlake
Meredith Strang Burgess
Michele & Erik Winchester
Michelle Parent
Pam Mott
Patrick Morin
Paul Martin
Paula Redmond
Phyllis & Dan Hayes
Phyllis Jackson
Rhonda Vosmus
Robert Mangin
Ron & Cindi Lydick
Santo Cimino
Sarah Beliveau
Sarah Wilcox
Stacey & Joe Ingream
Stephanie Willette
Sterlynn Marx
Steve Goble
Susan Petty
Susan Olcott
Susan Parker
Suzanne Joyce
Taylor & Lani Goble
Terri Anthoine
Theresa Kelley
Tony Grindle
Wendy Cusimano
Zachary Belisle
See the full Gratitude Report
To see the full list of donors, please scan here, or visit visit rmhcmaine.org
In Loving Memory
Ronald McDonald House Charities© of Maine extends its deepest sympathy to the families of these very special children:
Navaluck, 22
Fred, 14
Lucy, 7
Castor, 4
Journey, 1 month
Rebecca, 1 month
