Your Home and Garden

Why McDonald’s is the taste of home

f there’s one positive legacy of the pandemic years, it’s a deeper appreciation of this place we call home and the people who live and work here. We have learned the value of contributing to our communities and shopping locally – two things McDonald’s has been doing for nearly half a century.

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