Happy International Women's Day 2020

Happy International Women's Day “Let’s highlight the impact of kidney disease on women’s health and the urgent need for targeted, gender-sensitive prevention and treatment throughout the lifecycle of girls and women. More than 600,000 women die every year from chronic kidney disease, the eighth leading cause of death among women. Chronic kidney disease, a progressive condition in which the kidneys are damaged and function reduced, affects 195 million women worldwide. Women face additional risks to their kidney health, specifically during pregnancy, but may be less likely to access treatment such as dialysis and kidney transplantation in some parts of the world” via World Kidney Day organization.

Important News Alert about COVID-19

What kidney patients need to know about the Coronavirus, COVID-19! “Special considerations for transplant recipients because transplant recipients take immunosuppressive drugs, they are at higher risk of infection from viruses such as cold or flu. To limit the possibility of being exposed to the coronavirus that causes COVID-19, transplant patients should follow the CDC’s tips to avoid catching or spreading germs, and contact their health care provider if they develop cold or flu-like symptoms. By being informed and taking your own personal precautions, you can help reduce your risk of coming in contact with the coronavirus that causes COVID-19.” from the American Kidney Fund.

More information about COVID-19 and kidney patients.

CDC updates on the coronavirus

Last Chance to Bid on the Perfect Location for Spring Break Skiing

Last chance to bid on the PERFECT location for spring break skiing, easter week or when you just want to get away! You and your closest friends can enjoy a week-long stay at an amazing Ski House in the beautiful Hills of Breckenridge, CO. This is the 4th home down from Peak 8 in Breckenridge. Travel must occur before April 30, 2020. Bid now on Charitybuzz if you’re looking for perfection with no detail overlooked and help us raise awareness about kidney disease and the importance of organ donation.

Enjoy a Seven-Night Stay at Lissie Wrights Cabin in Asheville, North Carolina!

Enjoy a seven-night stay at Lissie Wright’s Cabin in charming Asheville, North Carolina. The 1890's historic log cabin has a beautiful scenic creek, sits on 7.5 acres and is 15 minutes to downtown. Fully restored in 2010, it has 2 bedrooms, 1 bathroom and sleeps 6. Travel must occur by Dec 22, 2020. Bid now on Charitybuzz if you want a true step back to a simpler, more peaceful time and help us raise awareness about kidney disease and organ donation.

Enjoy a Week-Long Stay at an Amazing Ski House

Perfect location for spring break skiing, easter week or when you just want to get away! You and your closest friends can enjoy a week-long stay at an amazing Ski House in the beautiful Hills of Breckenridge, CO. This is the 4th home down from Peak 8 in Breckenridge. Travel must occur before April 30, 2020. Bid now on Charitybuzz if you’re looking for perfection with no detail overlooked. Help us raise awareness about kidney disease and the importance of organ donation.

Beautiful Celebration of Life - Kobe & Gianna Bryant

Honored and privileged to be here today for the celebration of life Kobe and Gianna Bryant and all the others who lost their lives. Every day is a gift...please cherish your loved ones. We cannot express enough gratitude for all of Kobe’s support in helping us raise awareness about kidney disease and organ donation! Rest in love and rest in peace ❤️❤️❤️#2 #24 #20 #kobe #gigi #girldad

Bid Now on Iconic Steve Kaufman Art on Charitybuzz

Iconic screen prints on canvas with hand embellishment signed by American Pop Artist & protégé of Andy Warhol, Steve Kaufman. BID NOW on Charitybuzz! Steve Alan Kaufman (December 29, 1960 - February 12, 2010) was a true great American pop artist and former assistant to Andy Warhol, who gave Steve Kaufman the nickname "SAK" using the initials of Steve's name. Steve Kaufman in his day-to-day life embodied and delivered the true American pop art experience. He painted iconic people, historical figures, and products significant in our daily lives. He was an artistic journalist who commented on both history and current events with his art. Steve Kaufman advanced the use of the silkscreen process, and was most widely recognized for his use of vivid colors and hand embellishment. Steve was very prolific -- he would paint on just about anything!

Rest in Love Kobe Bryant

Words cannot express how heartbroken we are. We will always remember Kobe’s compassion. Thank you for all the years of support in helping us raise awareness about kidney disease and organ donation. Our sincerest condolences to the Bryant family and the families of the other passengers on board. 💔💔 #RIP #kobebryant #gigibryant