March 11, 2011 - Got Soda? UTI-Houston "Keeps Tabs" on Local Charity

Kevin Knopp, Student Services Advisor, with a Certificate of Appreciation from the Houston Ronald McDonald House.

March 11, 2011 - Empty soda cans at the UTI-Houston campus means more money for the Ronald McDonald House. Staff members at the campus have collected more than 100 soda can tabs that are donated back to the House. The tabs are then traded in for cash. The Ronald McDonald House is a non-profit organization, which relies solely on outside donations, to keep the house open to families whose children are hospitalized in the Houston area.

For more information about the Houston Ronald McDonald House, click here.

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