TULSA -- Extreme cold temperatures took their toll on the Ronald McDonald House of Tulsa.
Over the weekend, the deep freeze caused a valve in the charity's sprinkler system to burst, flooding the lobby and offices with water.
The Tulsa Fire Department shut the water to the entire building off around 3 in the afternoon Sunday.
The house is a home away from home for families of very sick children going through treatment in Tulsa.
Even though the flooding caused major damage to the facility, the house remains operational.
Those interested in donating money to the Ronald McDonald House can click here.
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