WICHITA, Kan. – Ronald McDonald House Charities in Wichita helps families of sick children. To show its support for RMHC, the Luminous team designed, built and donated marquee letters to add a touch of glamour to RMHC events. The letters debuted Nov. 11 at The Jingle, the annual holiday cocktail party and silent auction produced by RMHC and supported by Wichita area companies.

Amy Forbes, development manager for RMHC, worked with Luminous to create 42″ tall metal letters illuminated by marquee-style LED bulbs. The Luminous team designed and built the letters with extra care knowing that this special project was for an important cause.

“The marquee letters that Luminous Neon created for The Jingle were stunning,” said Forbes. “The letters set the tone for the event and were all the rave!  Our guests loved taking pictures in front of them and spoke highly of them throughout the evening.  Luminous Neon demonstrated a high level of customer service and genuine generosity in making these fantastic letters!”

More than 300 attendees participated in The Jingle and helped RMHC Wichita raise $69,000. To learn more about RMHC Wichita and how you can help support the organization’s efforts to help the families of sick children, visit rmhcwichita.org.

ABOUT RONALD MCDONALD HOUSE CHARITIES, WICHITA

For more than 30 years, Ronald McDonald House Charities Wichita has been supporting and providing programs that directly improve the health and well being of children.

Families are stronger when they are together, and their presence helps a sick child heal faster and cope better. While RMHC cannot make medicine taste better or take away painful treatments, it can help lessen the burden and ensure families have the stability and resources to get and keep their child healthy and happy. Last year, RMHC Wichita supported more than 1,700 families, all because of the love and generous donations of our donors and volunteers.

Ronald McDonald House Charities® Wichita is a nonprofit 501(c)(3) organization and receives no federal, state or local tax dollars and is not a United Way agency.

ABOUT LUMINOUS NEON ART & SIGN SYSTEMS

Employing nearly 80 people in locations across Kansas, the company’s workforce boasts an average tenure of more than 12 years with Luminous Neon Art & Sign Systems and a collective 1,216 years of industry experience. Founded in 1928, the company celebrates its 88th anniversary in 2016.

As the largest on-premise sign provider in Kansas, Luminous Neon Art & Sign Systems offers full project management capabilities including permitting, design, fabrication, installation, service and repair.