Audrey’s Children, starring Natalie Dormer, tells the untold true story of Dr. Audrey Evans, renowned physician and the co-founder of the first Ronald McDonald House in Philadelphia. Set in 1969 Philadelphia, the film showcases Dr. Evans’ inspiring life as a woman in medicine, while emphasizing the realities and hardships RMHC families go through each and every day. Audrey’s Children beautifully captures Dr. Evans’ tenacity, brilliance, and above all compassion, as a “woman who cared.”

Audrey’s Children is presented by the Ronald McDonald House Charities® (RMHC) of Eastern Montana. Ronald McDonald House of Eastern Montana (formally RMHC Billings) was established in 1982 to keep families together while their children receive medical care in Billings.

The Ronald McDonald House Charities premise is to support families whose children are facing serious medical conditions by providing essential services that help them stay together and close to the child’s medical care, ultimately promoting healing for the entire family. RMHC focuses on strengthening families and removing barriers that can hinder a child’s healthcare journey.

For more information on RMHC of Eastern Montana and ways you can help please visit: https://www.rmhcbillings.org/support-us