Butterfly Pavilion Partners with Ronald McDonald House Offer Families Free Access to Invertebrate Zoo

Butterfly Pavilion Partners with Ronald McDonald House to Offer Families Free Access to Invertebrate Zoo

   Butterfly Pavilion and Ronald McDonald House of Denver (RMHC) are pleased to announce a new partnership. Families staying with their loved ones receiving treatment at RMHC can now explore the world’s premier invertebrate zoo for free. RMHC provides a comforting home away from home for families seeking medical treatment for their seriously ill children in Denver, with no charges for their stay. Butterfly Pavilion creates a haven where invertebrates and the community can engage and interact, fostering an appreciation for these remarkable creatures.

We make the wonders of the natural world accessible to our community so that they can deepen their understanding of the vital role invertebrates have within ecosystems worldwide. Guests connect with thousands of invertebrates, from tropical rainforest butterflies to colorful coral that call the barrier reef home.   We are grateful and excited to allow families to explore the wonders of the natural world, partake in engaging educational experiences, and create lasting memories with their loved ones. We aim to provide RMHC families with solace during their extended stays by allowing them to discover the beauty and complexity of the invertebrate world. Butterfly Pavilion has been a staple in Colorado for decades, and providing this opportunity to families is one way we can give back to our community.