Ronald McDonald House Charities (RMHC) Tab Top Pandemonium is the perfect program for us to participate in! Throughout April, our Heartland distribution center in St. Louis collected aluminum tabs in support of The House That Love Built through Ronald McDonald House Charities. Our facility alone collected over 10 pounds worth of aluminum tabs. Once all the tabs are received, they are then recycled and turned into a monetary donation to the RMHC St. Louis. The aluminum tabs generate almost $25,000 from the St. Louis Community, and with our contribution, Heartland was able to be a small part of that. 
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