ANNUAL REPORT 2013

ANNUAL REPORT 2013
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MESSAGE FROM OUR LEADERS:
2013 WAS A PRODUCTIVE YEAR FOR THE NATIONAL KIDNEY FOUNDATION AND,
MOST IMPORTANTLY, FOR THOSE WE SERVE.
At the close of the fiscal year, we emerged with a stronger financial position, which allowed
us to put our new strategic plan into action. During the last 12 months, we focused our efforts on the Awareness, Prevention, and Treatment of kidney disease for those at risk and
those living with kidney disease. We strengthened our existing programming and began to
roll out new initiatives aimed at community-based education and system-wide change. And,
importantly, we restarted our research program that has funded $100 million in research
grants since its inception.
Thanks to the exceptional generosity of our supporters and volunteers, we are reaching more
people than ever before. The simple message that 1 in 3 adults — 73 million Americans — is at
risk for kidney disease because of high blood pressure, diabetes, or a family history of kidney
failure, is reaching people nationwide. We continued promoting the importance of screening, serving as a voice for patients and practitioners in Washington, DC, offering free support
through our patient helpline, and educating healthcare professionals around the country with
the latest information to better treat their patients.
ABOUT
the National Kidney Foundation
As you will see in this report, our programmatic impact has never been stronger, and we
have our partners, volunteers, and supporters to thank. We are inspired by the dedication
of all those who give back to the kidney community and will continue to fight kidney disease
on behalf of all of our constituents.
From all of us at the National Kidney Foundation, thank you for your commitment
and support.
The National Kidney Foundation is the leading organization in the U.S. dedicated to the
awareness, prevention, and treatment of kidney disease for hundreds of thousands of
healthcare professionals, millions of patients and their families, and tens of millions of
Americans at risk.
Sincerely,
Greg Scott
Chairman
Beth Piraino
Bruce Skyer
PresidentCEO
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AWARENESS
 YOUR KIDNEYS & YOU
 PUBLIC EDUCATION
 KIDNEY WALK
PREVENTION
PROGRAM HIGHLIGHTS
 NKF CARES
 KEEP HEALTHY
 CHRONIC KIDNEY DISEASE PRIMARY CARE INITIATIVE
AWARENESS
Your Kidneys and You
TREATMENT
 ADVOCACY
 EDUCATION FOR KIDNEY HEALTH PROFESSIONALS
 RESEARCH
In this new community-based initiative launched in 2013,
develop kidney disease in their lifetime. The NKF used
trained volunteers deliver presentations to members of
this study to drive awareness and issue recommenda-
the general public, highlighting the role of the kidneys
tions for annual screening with a simple urine test for
in the body, educating about healthy lifestyle and risk
those over 60 as well as others at risk. The release of this
reduction, and encouraging individuals to take action by
study generated over 100 million media impressions.
talking to their doctor about testing for kidney disease.
Kidney Walk
Public Education
Kidney Walk, the signature event of the NKF, is the nation’s
The National Kidney Foundation remains the leader in
largest walk to fight kidney disease. Held in 81 communi-
educating the public about kidney disease and its risk
ties around the country, the event raises awareness and
factors. In 2013, kidney.org was the highest-ranked
funds lifesaving programs that educate and support pa-
website in searches for “kidney disease,” accessed by
tients and their families. Last year, Kidney Walks attracted
more than four million constituents. In addition, research
80,000 walkers, 5,000 teams, and over 200,000 donors
published in the NKF’s journal, American Journal
who got the word out about kidney disease and risk fac-
of Kidney Diseases, found that 59% of Americans will
tors while raising $8 million.
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PREVENTION
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Chronic Kidney Disease
Primary Care Outreach
Education for Kidney Health
Professionals
NKF Cares
NKF launched a national initiative
More than 59,000 healthcare pro-
NKF Cares offers support to more
to reach primary care practitio-
fessionals received continuing edu-
than 10,000 people affected by kid-
ners with important information
cation from the NKF in 2013 through
ney disease, organ donation, and
about screening at-risk patients to
the Spring Clinical Meetings, online
transplantation each year. Through
achieve early detection and pre-
educational programs, and regional
a toll-free hotline and dedicated
vention of kidney disease. On the
symposia. Throughout the year, 39
email, NKF Cares directly addresses
local level, our outreach initiatives
new continuing medical educa-
questions from kidney patients and
included a conference for primary
tion courses, both online and live,
family members from around the
care professionals in the Midwest
delivered the most current informa-
United States on a wide variety of
that ultimately benefitted 5,000 pa-
tion to physicians, nurses, dialysis
topics, including risk reduction,
tients. In the Greater New York area,
technicians, dietitians, advanced
financial impact of kidney disease,
an annual conference highlighting
practitioners, and other profession-
nutrition, and treatment options.
the Cardiac-Kidney-Diabetes con-
als involved in kidney care. Local
nection and additional programs
professional education programs
KEEP Healthy
on obesity and diabetes drew over
helped kidney specialists improve
A new, community-based initiative,
300 doctors, ultimately impacting
the care provided to their patients.
KEEP Healthy offers free kidney
the health of thousands of patients.
As an example, the impact of Kidney
health checkups to help people as-
Care Education Day in Sioux Falls
sess their own kidney disease risk.
will be felt by 2,500 patients per
After taking a brief health survey
TREATMENT
and having blood pressure and
week throughout South Dakota,
Iowa, Minnesota, and Nebraska.
Body Mass Index (BMI) measured,
Advocacy
participants are offered educa-
The NKF continues to be a powerful
Research
tional information and consulta-
voice for kidney patients, represent-
In 2013, the NKF funded original
tion with a medical professional.
ing the interests of the kidney com-
studies that will evaluate the effect
Follow-up recommendations are
munity in Washington D.C. every day.
of phosphorus on early-stage kidney
offered, including healthy lifestyle
This year, NKF met with key members
patients, identify genetic markers that
tips and specific tests to take at
of the federal government to ensure
put people at risk for kidney disease,
the doctor’s office.
that the Affordable Care Act meets
and test new treatment options to
the needs of people with kidney
improve long-term transplant survival.
disease, continued to advocate for
expanded immunosuppressive drug
coverage for transplant recipients,
and stood firm against proposed cuts
to dialysis care.
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LEADERSHIP
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board of directors
GEORGE L. BAKRIS, MD
BRIAN DILSHEIMER
STEPHEN PASTAN, MD, FNKF
Professor of Medicine
Brian Dilsheimer Associates
Medical Director
University of Chicago
Gladwyne, PA
Kidney and Pancreas Transplant
Pritzker School of Medicine
Chicago, IL
BRYAN N. BECKER, MD, FNKF
Senior Associate Dean
for Clinical Affairs
University of Illinois-Chicago
Chicago, IL
JAMES G. CARLSON
Virginia Beach, VA
JIM ELKIN
Minnetrista, MN
P. BRENNAN HART, III
Partner
Pietragallo Gordon Alfano Bosick &
Raspanti, LLP
Pittsburgh, PA
TOM HOUGH
Executive Vice President and
PAUL CRAWFORD, MD
Chief Financial Officer
Nephrology/Internal Medicine Specialist
Lucchese Inc
Evergreen Park, IL
Plano, TX
JANE S. DAVIS, CRNP, DNP
KEVIN LONGINO
Department of Medicine
Greenwich, CT
Division of Nephrology
University of Alabama
Birmingham, AL
ARTHUR PASQUARELLA, CRE
Executive Vice President and
Chief Operating Officer
Equus Capital Partners, Ltd.
Philadelphia, PA
Program
Emory University
Atlanta, GA
FRED T. PODOLSKY
Executive Vice President
Alliant Insurance Services, Inc.
New York, NY
MICHAEL W. SEXTON
President
Piedmont Bushings & Insulators, LLC
Spartanburg, SC
MICHAEL J. STEVENSON, CPA
Partner
Clarus Partners
Columbus, OH
MICHAEL WATTS
Chief Operating Officer
Wasserman Media Group
Los Angeles, CA
national staff
officers
BRUCE SKYER
JOANN VECCHIONE
PETROS GREGORIOU, CPA
Chief Executive Officer
Senior Vice President for
Vice President for Finance
GREGORY W. SCOTT
BETH PIRAINO, MD, FNKF
LYNDA A. SZCZECH,
NKF Chairman
NKF President
MD, MSCE, FNKF
President
Professor of Medicine
NKF Immediate Past President
JOSEPH VASSALOTTI, MD, FNKF
Winfield Management
Associate Dean of Admissions
Durham Nephrology Associates
Chief Medical Officer
Newport Beach, CA
& Financial Aid
Durham, NC
University of Pittsburgh
W. EDWARD WALTER
School of Medicine
WILLIAM G. DESSOFFY, CFA
Immediate Past Chairman
Pittsburgh, PA
NKF Secretary
President and CEO
Regional Managing Director
Host Hotels & Resorts
JEFFREY S. BERNS, MD, FNKF
First Republic Bank
Bethesda, MD
NKF President Elect
New York, NY
Renal Electrolyte and
Hypertension Division
ANTHONY GUCCIARDO
Senior Vice President for Program
Development & Innovation
PAUL IRWIN-DUDEK
Senior Vice President for
Field Development
Organizational Resources
JACOB LANE
KERRY WILLIS, PHD
Vice President for
Senior Vice President for
Information Technology
Scientific Activities
JENNIFER MARTIN
ERIC ALBRECHT
Vice President for
Vice President for Events
Constituent Services
Development & Sports Marketing
DONNA GIANNONE
Vice President for Human Resources
ELLIE SCHLAM
Vice President for Communications
TROY ZIMMERMAN
Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania
Vice President for
Philadelphia, PA
Government Relations
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INDIVIDUAL SUPPORTERS
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Cass Franklin, MD
William & Laurie Franz
“Donating my time, lending my mind, opening
Brian P. Friedman
doors, and making connections for a worthy
Sharon Fruit
Thank you to the thousands of individuals across the country who made generous donations in fiscal
cause that affects 1 in 9 American adults is
Christopher R. Good
a passion for me. Given those odds and the
year 2013 to support kidney patients and their families through our programs, services, and initiatives.
Mike Grazino
fact that 73 million are at risk, everyone knows
Eric Griffin
of someone who’s affected or potentially
Contributor
Kenneth J. Guddal, Jr
could be. Consider giving to the NKF because
$5,000–$9,999
Sandra N. Higgins &
Wayne Bailey
Leader
$250,000 +
Walter Family Foundation
Benefactor
$100,000–$249,999
John & Margo Catsimatidis
Kacy C. Hutchison
John H. Gilbert
Michael Kassan
Charles W. McCutchen
Joan Lane
Joe & Nicki Parisi
Edwin & Mary Long, MD
Ron Ainsworth
Arthur Pasquarella, CRE
Kevin Longino
Craig C. Aldridge
Lawrence Romaneck
Robert S. Lutz
Dawn Anuszkiewicz
Steve Maupin &
Kimberly Laughton
Beth Bacchiocchi
Robert Nicoletti & Family
Patron
Michael Watts
$10,000–$24,999
Thomas E. McInerney
Robert & Judith Aptekar
Hugh & Eliza Nevin
Partner
$50,000–$99,999
Ronald D. & Joy Paul
Gregory Scott
R. D. Todd Baur
James G. Carlson
Terry & Alisann Collins
William G. Dessoffy, CFA
Roger Enrico
Guardian
Marcon Foundation
$25,000–$49,999
C. Brian Givens
Harold M. Anderson
Richard H. Gold
Gregory Burke
Keith Guller
Taylor Campitelli
Jed Heard
Frank J. Antun Foundation
Holly Herrington
“When I was first diagnosed with kidney disease, I was
scared and confused. The first call that I made was to
the Delaware Valley Division of the NKF in Philadelphia,
and from that day on, I have never regretted that decision. The NKF gave me the information and resources
that empowered me and gave me hope. I support and
Thomas P. McDonough
Carol & Jack O’Neil
Betty Osborne
David Osborne
Beth Piraino, MD, FNKF
John Raggio
Richard Ready
Reinhold Schmieding
Michael W. Sexton
Heather H. Sibley
Sunny Bajaj
David & Louise Barsness
Pamela Beauford
Riley & Susan Bechtel
Joseph H. Blum, Esq
Anna M. Boutzalis
Dave Boyer
Wes Bradshaw
Myra Burke
Bob Callier
Daniel Campbell
Willam A. Campbell
Joyce Turley Nicholas
Christopher & Linda
Cavallaro
Jarrett Vick
Domenick Cipollone
Wendy Weinstock Brown
MD, MPH
John W. Davenport, Sr
Lisa Davis
Peter Demeropoulos
Mark DeStefano
K. Dickey
Stephen DiGiovanni, MD
Salvatore J. DiLorenzo
DM DiLella Family
donate to the NKF because they were there for me when
Lisa Donohue
I needed them the most. They are a lifeline to kidney
Alice Ellison
patients and their families.”
TAYLOR CAMPITELLI
Philadelphia, PA
Damian Eonta
David Essex
Sheila FitzPatrick
Seth Flory
certainly, someone you love will encounter
Raj Gupta
kidney disease in their lifetime.”
KEITH GULLER
Cheryl Hillman
Chief Executive Officer, Essex Industries
St. Louis, MO
Marc Holliday
Thomas Hough
Fred T. Isaf
Lou Jablonski
Melanie & Tyler Johnston
Katherine Joslin
Travis Karlin
Stuart D. Katchis, MD, PC
Tim Kohn
Rebecca & John Larkin
Troy Leatherman
Steven J. Lee, MD
Rena Livengood
Ann Livermore
Rodney Lukowski
Francis Xavier
McCusker, MD
Jana Raphael
Matthew Rowe
Thomas E. Schubert
Suzanne M. Austin, MD
William A. Singleton
Suzanne M. Avina
Fritz Squire
Danielle Abrahams
Bill Baer
Tim Statts
Steve & Kellie Abreu
Ramon Francis Baez
Stephen Colbert
Americone Dream
Foundation
Brian Adams
Randy & Ann Bailey
Joseph D. Adams
Mike Baker
Johan Aerts, DO
Richard Baker
Steven Albert
Mark T. Balcom
Josefina Mercedes Alvarez
Robert Ball
Kathy L. Ament
Wade Ballard
Kim Ames
Brent Ballard
Lynn Amos
James C. Ballard, III
Donna Andrews
Gerald J. Balonek, DVM
Anne Barr & Fred Matteson
Aaron Bangsund
Joseph Antonelli
Mitchell Barnett
Tony Antoniades
Greg J. Baroni
Mariko Aoki
Harrison Barr
William Applegate, IV
George W. Basinger
Mike Arasin
Tiffany Basinski
Matt Arcari
Sandra Bass
John Arnold
Tee Baur
Daniel Aronson
Nicole Beauvais
Joe Arriola
Clifford & Frances Beck
Will Ashlock
Jon Becker
Scott Asperheim
Benjamin B. Bedford, MD
Franco F. Tao
Timothy Tyler
Ruben L. Velez, MD, FACP
Dave Warning
Lon Weiner, MD
Jeffrey Megrue
Harry Wendroff
Maxine Moir
Meg Whitman
Gene Morris
Ralph Whitworth
Joseph F. Mullen
Charles Wiggins
Steven W. Mungo
George Wilson
Michael O’Connell
Albert Winslow
Marisa Pagano
Steve Wyman
Daniel Pender
Daniel Young
Geoffrey & Andrea Ralston
Mary Austen
Paul Allan Abraham, MD
Tom McGarrigle
Donovan C. Polack, MD, PC
Michael Augst
Geoffrey Scott
Dennis & Alyson Weinberg
John Pinckert
$1,000–$4,999
James M. Atkins, MD, FACC
Jerry Ray Abel
Douglas G. McDonald
Dolores & Philip Neivert
Supporter
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Ley Chisholm
“My Goddaughter, Melanie, was diagnosed with kid-
John Y. Cho
ney disease at age 19. I got involved with the NKF’s
Joe Clemens
Kidney Walk and my goal has been to exceed our
Dan Cloyd
fundraising from the prior year and to increase par-
George McArthur Clubb, III
ticipation on our team. We just completed our 3rd
Patrick & Virginia J. Clune
walk as the largest team and largest fundraiser for
Bernard & Lajune Cohen
our local Kidney Walk. When I go out into the com-
Seymour Cohn
munity, I speak to people who have their own kidney
Kathleen Cole
stories. It seems to be a hidden subject, and yet so
Courtney Combe
many are affected. I want to help increase aware-
Greg V. Conde
ness about kidney disease and feel strongly that the
Brian Conde
NKF’s work is critical in educating the public.”
Michael Conde
DAWN JONES
Tom Conde
Los Angeles, CA
Priscilla & Martin Connelly
Serban Constantinescu
Mark & Kelly Consuelos
Dan & Nancy Beegle
Gary Bornstein
Ramon Cabreja
Kevin P. Conway
Chris Bemis
Rick Botloeten
James & Anne Cadwell
Thomas & Molly Coogan
Bonnie Bemis
Glenn D. Bowen
James R. Cain, III, MD
Matthew Cooney
Jim Bemis
David R. Boyd
Manie Campbell
Michelle Cooper
Robert Benz
Christina Brandt
Alfred W. Campbell
Sharon Copler
Lindsay Berger
Joseph A. Brannigan, MD
Kristine Cardall
Francis & Irene Corsaro
Stuart Berman
Patrick J. Bredehoft
Joseph Carlucci
Joseph Cosentino
Bruce Bernstein
Daniel C. Brennan, MD,
FACP
Charles Carns, Jr
Ty Costa
Andy Carroll
Cowtown Vettes
Michael L. Carter
Dwight Coy
John & Beth Caruso
Randy Crabtree
Anthony Carvalho, RN
Mort Creech
Jim Cascalenda
Freyan Crishna
James & Felicia Cashin
David Crowell
Tom P. Cassese
James Culmo
Joanne Castello
Paul Cummins
Joe Catalano
James Cunningham
Dick Cattani
Charles Arthur Curry, III
Major General John J.
Catton (retired)
Philip Cusick
Jason Berstein
William Betz
Mark Bezos
Tom Biddix
Jim Biddle, Jr
Laura Billings
David Bindelglass
Pete Biscardi
Lawerence Blank
Dean Blankenship
Christina Blaustein
Ed Blittschau
Shaara Blome
Paul Blume
Tim Bock
M. Joel Bolstein, Esq
Stephen Bomar
David S. Boone
Kevin Brennan
Catherine Margaret
Brennan
Paul Brinkworth
Joshua Brite
Allen Brown
Derek E. Bruce, Esq
Ken Bryan
Carla Bryant
Lori A. Buchetto
Yehudah Buchweitz
Jean Buller
Donna Bunkers
Martin Burke
Christopher Burns
Gary Butler
David Butler
Tom Byrd
Michael Cavallaro
Michael E. Cavanagh
William Cella
Conor Chamberlain
Susan Chang
Darren J. Check
Fun Kwong Chin
Britt Cutchen
Joseph Czechowicz
John & Sandra B. DaCosta
Eric Daniel
Irvin Davis
Rob Davis
Sarah Davis
Jane Davis, DNP, CRNP,
MSN, FNKF
Pablo Dayer, MD
Michael P. Deasing
Robert W. Decherd
Douglas DeCorato
Juanita Del Arroz
Scott Dennis
Dominic Joseph Devito
Wayne DiCastri
Theodore Diktaban
Reggie Dilliard
Kristy M. Dillon
Brian Dilsheimer
Joseph DiMauro
Donna Doherty
David Domenichini
Daniel Dominguez
Doug Donaldson
Clinic Donations
Michael Donner
John Donovan
Mike Dotton
Logan Doty
Andrea & Stephen Dover
Dennis Drennan
Duane Tracy Family Trust
Michelle L. Duensing
Joe Dufek
William F. Dufek
Jim Eick
Carl Fisher, MD
Patrick Frease
Bart Eisner
Carrie Fisher
Jane Koven Freidlin
Jennifer Elia
Philip Fisher
Valarie Elkind
Leslie B. Fisk
Nicole Friedland &
Michael Rinaldi
Virginia M. Elmore
Janice Fiske
Tony A. Englert, Jr, CAE
Robert Fitzgerald
Melissa Ersing
Monica D. Flakus
Spence Erwin
Ellen Flanagan
Alfred Escoffier
Lawrence & Stephanie
Flinn
Matthew Esson, MD
Andrew Etuk
Virginia Evans
Pam Evans
John N. Evans
David Ewing
Bruce Fairbanks
Frances Falt
Brian Fanning
Arde Farid
Mary Farrell
Jeanne Fedoryk
David Feinstone
Chip Fendell
Todd Fennell
Richard Ferguson
Michael Ferguson
Fred Ferlic
Paulo Fidalgo
Karen & Don Fields
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Steven Friedlander
Peter & Luz M. Frohwein
Rick Froio
Darren Frost
Hilda Fuentes
Eric Galanti
Eileen A. Florcik
Angela Gantt
Guadalupe Flores
Pedro Garcia
Thomas Flynn
Frank & Elli Garvey
Dennis Foley
Ryan Garvey
Eric Folk
Pamela Gatz
Derrek Forbus
Chas Gauthier
Travis Forgey
Bobby Gee
Robert Fornstrom
Paul Geiwitz
Gretta Forrester
Janice M. Gelfand, MD &
Norman Bloch
David Foster
Tony Foth
Michael Fox
Susan Fox
Dan & Diane Fox
Thomas Frainier
Kerry Francis
George Francos
Deniz Franke
Mary G. Fraser
Mark S. Fraser
Jonathan Gerkin
Gregor Gieras
Gavin A. Gillespie
Grant Gillespie
Victor Gillett
Susanne L. Gilliland
James Gilmour
Andrew D. Gilmour
Roger L. Gimbel
Gregory Glidewell
Patrick K. Duff
Robert Duff
James M. Dumas
“When my wife’s college roommate needed
Leo N. Dumstorff
a kidney transplant, I was thrilled to find out I
Greg Dunlevy
was a match. Becoming a living organ donor
Terrence & Peggy Dunn
Dunn Family Foundation
Dennis Dunne
Gene Dupre
Bettina Duval
has been one of the most meaningful and
gratifying experiences I have had in my entire
life. I am supporting the NKF’s mission and
programs, and hope more people will choose
to save a life by donating one of their kidneys.”
James M. Earnest, Jr
STEVE MAUPIN
Jon Ecker
Managing Director, Alvarez and Marsal
San Francisco, CA
Bill Edwards
Mike Effner
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Matt Glover
August W. Hager, III
Ginny Heine
Michael Kaiser
Bill Kremer
Al Goheen
Carolyn Haines
BSBA, CCHT, CCNT
Randy Helf
Peter Stephen Kalikow
Brian Krisberg
“The prevalence of kidney disease in
Brent Helmandollar
Igal Kam, MD
Paul & Constance Krug
the Washington DC area is a call to ac-
Todd Hendley
Carolyn Karlin
Brian Kurtz
tion for all of us. Through the collabora-
Amaly Rene Hensley
Richard Karnath
Joe Lacher
tion with key partners in our communi-
Andres Herrero
Scott Karp
Michele Lamarre
ty, I know we can change the numbers
James Herrick
Drew Karr
Cecelia Lance
on the ground and make life better for
Wayne Herring
Timothy E. Kastner
Carolina W. Landrigan
patients here and around the country.”
Christopher Hey
Beth Katerberg
Daniel K. Lane
MICHAEL J. RUGIERO
Keith Allen Hildebrant
Cheryl Katz
Judy Laney
(with his wife, Jennifer)
Michael Hill
Usha Kaul
Robert Lanham
Robert Hindman, Inc.
Clay Keim
Jessica LaRotonda
John Hinshaw
Thomas H. Keim
Chuck Larson
Vice President, US Government
Affairs and Policy, EMD Serono, Inc.
Washington, DC
Ronald M. Hirshchel
Deborah Keir
Russ Lascala, MD
Carlton Hobgood
Mike Kelbel
Andrea Lavelle
Vincent Harris
Melinda Hockensmith
Steven P. Kellar
Brenda C. Lawton
P. Brennan Hart, III
Douglas G. Hoffman
Margaret Kelly
Don & Gail Leatherwood
Tim Hart
Tyler H. Hofinga
Breton Kelly
Linda M. Lebaugh
Trenean Hart
Al Hofstede
Elizabeth C. Kennedy
Joel Lebewitz
Jack Byron Hartog
Robert Hogg
Tracy Keogh
Chris Lee
Debbie Harvey
James M. Hoskins
Robby Kerr
Joung Y. Lee
Charles Hatfield
Andrew Hough
Ryan Kerr
Thomas Lehner
John Healy, MBA
Winthrop & Barrie Spense
Hoyt
Abid R. Khan, MD
Jeffrey Lehrer
Russ Kim
Wesley Lehrer
Joseph King
Gary Leidich
Clayton Kirkmyer
Lew Leone
Judy Kirkpatrick
Todd Leone
Carol Klahr
Michale Leopold
Freddie Klauck
Cathie Lesjak
Sam Klein
Alan Levin
Steven Klein
Howard M. Lifland
Kendall Kliewer
Rebecca Lindsey
Steven Klinger
Fei Liu
Goran Klintmalm, MD
Paul Lonergan
Hilda Stanger Klyde
Packh Lorenz
Melessa Ko
Steve Lovelace, VP, CFO
Pete Kobylarek
Lane Loyko
Johnathan Kobylarek
John Lu
Tasso Koken
Eric Lubershane
Joyce Kono
Heather Lui
Richard Kosinski
James Lustig
Holly Kramer, MD, MPH
Jeremiah Luttrell
John Krekovich
Eric Lynch
Philip John Gold
Jeffrey Goldenberg
Pete Goldsmith
Gary Goldsmith
Anthony “Tony”
Golembesky
Narasimha Gondi
Brenda Gonzalez
Jonathan Gonzalez
Harvey Goodman
Andrew & Nancy H.
Gordon
Sean M. Gorman
Lynda Graham
Michael Graham
Dennis Graham
Kathy Grant
Deborah G. Gravinese
R. Michael Gray
Gary Greengrass
James Gripp
Michael Louis Grooms
The Gulati Family
Jason Guptill
Mark Hadfield
Doreen Cynteta Hamilton,
MSN, ACNP-BC
Brian Handley
Robert J. Hanna
Ted Hannig
Steven Hansen
Jeffrey Todd Harlow
Shawn Harpen
John Harper
Samuel J. Harrell
Jim Harrenga
Deborah & Edward
Harriman
Douglas & Marjorie Heath
George Heberton
Jeff W. Hebrank
Clinton “Clint” Hudson, Sr
Gerald Hundert
Richard Hunter
Charles Hurchalla
“Philanthropy is a big part of our
lives and the National Kidney
Foundation is a great steward of
the resources they receive, which
is really important to us. Kidney
Garry & Maryn Hurlbut
Walter E. Hutto
Rocco Iacoviello
Roger Iliff
Ann Iverson
disease affects so many in our
Don Jacobs, MD
region that we can’t think of a
Robyn Jacobs, MD
better way to help improve the
Jim Jacoby
health status of our neighbors
Jeff Jaeggi
than by being actively involved
Sam James
with the NKF.”
Kraige Jean
STEVEN MUNGO
CEO, Mungo Homes
Columbia, SC
Nick Johnson
David & Nancy Johnston
Will Jones
James Joyce
Stephen D. Kahn, Esq
Douglas Macdonald
Madelyn Mauk
Kenneth Meade
Kevin MacGibbon
Rick Mauk
Jimmy Mears
Bruce Madison
David Maupin
Philip R. Medsger
Bruce & Darla Maeda
Matthew Mausser
John Meehan, III
Kimberly Maffei
Brett Mayfield
Craig Meier
Dave Maffei
John F. McCabe, CIMA
Tina M. Melanson, MD
Thompson & Pam Maher
Sean McCarthy
John Mellas, MD
Stephanie Ann Majoy
Bob & Laila McCormack
Dale Menningen
Kevin Mallett
Vance McCray
Thomas Mercein
Stafford Manion
Jamie McCue
Kip Merck
Seth Mankin
Larry McCulley
Sue Merrill
Mark Maraffi
Joe & Joan McCusker
Lynn Merrill
James Maran
Rich McFadden
Tom Mertz
Josh Markowitz
Janeen K. McFarling
Merz Family Foundation
Judd & Harriet Marmon
Carl McGehee
Brad C. Meyer
Jason & Andria Marquardt
Roscoe McGhee
Andrew N. Meyercord
John E. Marriott, IV
Steve McGuigan
Daniel Mezich
Robin C. Marshall
Patresia J. Mcguire
David Martin
Jay McHugh
Christopher & Virgin
Michaels
Krista Martin
Ryan McIntyre
Dori Martinez
Michael McKeigue
Paul Mashburn
Patricia M. McKevitt,
MSW,LCSW
Steve Massa
Lloyd M. Massie
Richard Massina
Peter Masters
Pete Mastromonaco
Mark Matson, MD
Daniel Matthews
Megan M. Michalowski
Kellie Michel
Jason Mikunda
Heather Lynne Mildner
Richard T. McKinless
Tara Lynne Miles
George W. McLaughlin
Kristen Miller
Steve & Nancy McLaughlin
Stephanie J. Miluso
Charles B. McManus
Rick & Wendy Mitchell
Princeton McNeley
George Mitchell
Jeffrey McPherson
Rachel T. Mitchell
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Thomas Pohlman, MD
Kevin & Jennifer Robinson
Jan Schumann
Ford Singbush
Joe Steer
“I was born with a birth defect that damaged my kid-
John Polera
Greg Rodems
Jason Schwerdt
Renee Singer
Chuck Steiner
neys and ultimately led to kidney failure. I first became
Natalie Polk
Noelyn Rodney
Mari Scotch
Bob Skinner
Sharon Sternheim
involved with the NKF through the Kidney Walk. I soon
Joseph Pollaci
Manuel Rodriguez
Jack Sebastian
Dennis Skrajewski
Peter & Jacqueline Stewart
began to use my personal network to bring in con-
David Poole
Lynn Rognstad
James Sedor
Bruce Skyer
Greg Stiff
tributions through Walk and the Gift of Life Gala. My
Raymond Poor, MD
Kenneth A. Rosen
Heather M. Sell
Thomas Smead
Richard C. Stockinger
goal is to significantly raise the bar for fundraising so
Larry Porch
William & Sandra Rosenfeld
Andy Seo
Lynn Smiroldo
Katie Straus
we have the resources needed to spread awareness,
David & Emily Pottruck
John R. Ross
Jill Seymour
Dean Smith
Steven C. Strickland
Luis Prada
Robert Roszkos
Claude Gordon Shaffer
Robert Smith, MD
Randall Styer
Brad J. Price
Tom Roward
Lisa Shaffstall
Michael & Susan G. Smith
Pusadee Suchinda, MD
Chuck Pridham
Matt Rowe
Anish P. Shah, MD
Edward Smith
Tim Suh
Alison K. Priest
Redentor Roy
Thomas Shaughnessy
Deb Snelling, AVP
James M. Sullivan, Sr
TIM STATTS
Andy Pyo
Joseph Rubach
William Shaw
Michael & Janice Snuffer
Les Suomela
VP, Commodity Services, Schneider Electric
Global Solutions, Louisville, KY
Loren & Diane Rachey
Michael J. Ruggiero
Mark Sobolewski
Melissa C. Sutherland
Bill Rackoff
David Russell
Sheila Voneurer &
John Huskey
Carole Soloff
Nancy Rainey
Dennis & Marie Ruth
Dennis & Katharine D.
Swanson
Furqan Raja, MD
Rosemary Z. Ryan, RN
support research for groundbreaking advancements,
and truly impact lives. Through NKF, I am also reaching out to children with kidney disease to show them
you can have kidney disease and still be successful.“
Brent Shelly
Steven M. Sherman
Duane H. Shull
Rick Solon
Murat Sor
Prayus T. Tailor, MD
Joanne K. Miyaji
Amy O’Brien
Max Paul
Sharyn Randall
David Ryan
Brent Mobley-Oorthuys
Thomas Borue O’Brien, Jr
Paul Pawlowski
Barbara Randolph
Robert H. Rydman
Jesse Moll
Brian O’Connor
Troy Pearson
Vijay Rathore, MD
George & Jayne Sabbagh
Jodi Renea Money
Heidi Beth Oehme
Ron Pearson
Jess Ravich
Brian Sabine
Paul Montalbano
Rick Oldenettel
Tessa Pearson
Darrell Rawlings
Kevin Sack
Michael Montanez
Candido Ac Oliveira
Lou Pellegrini
Louis H. Ray
Chris Salvo
Brad Moore
Mark Olsen
Britney M. Penermon
R Lynn Rea, MD
Tracy Sanders
Warren Moore
Paul Olson, MD
Kenneth Perkins
James C. Redington, MD
David & Sharon Sandler
Katherine X. Moore
Mildred C. Olson
Benjamin Reed
Lucy Sanna
Karen L. Moore
John O’Malley
Jeffrey Perlmutter, MD,
FNKF
Bryant Regan
Robert N. Santella, MD
Jack Morris
Paul Onderdonk
Jim Reichert
Anthony R. Sapienza
Shawn Mowles
Kathleen Ora
Paul Oreffice
Sanford & Robin Reikes,
MD
David Sarner
Debo Mukherjee
Michelle L. Perry
Shelly Mulitz
Pete Orourke
Felix Pesa
Craig & Mary Reiners
Tom Murray
Amy Orton
Ronald W. Peters
Philip S. Renaud, II
Anthony Naccarato
Michael Ossip
Stephen D. Peterson
Amy Rennert
Michiao L. Nakawatase
Patrick Padden
Ron Peterson
Enrique Resendez
Frank Narciso
Richard & Mary Ann Padulo
Geoff Petrie
Maryluz Resto
Ramsey Nassar, MD
Russell Paine
Andy & Betsy Phelan
Dan Reynolds
Emma Nava
Mark R. Palmer
James Philipps
Darren Reynolds
Charles R. Schleifer, MD,
FCAP, FNKF
Ronald E. Needelman
Jennifer Ann Palmer
Richard Philipps
Trip Rice
Jennifer Schmelzer
Faith R. Neel
Domenico Palmieri
Karen Phon
Robert M. Rice
Jeffrey & Anne E. Schofield
David Niemann
Juliette Diana Paradise
Kristin M. Pierce
Vince Rinaldi
Ben Schrag
Robert Nobile
Joseph Paresi
Peter J. Pinto
Robert W. Riordan
Megan Schuette
MERELE YARBOROUGH
Scot D. Northern
Mike Party
Brian Pitman
Alan Roberts
Carol Schulman
Marty Norvel
Joseph Pasquarella
Beth Plahn, BA, RN, MHA
Raymond Roberts
Chad J. Schumacher
NKF Ambassador
Houston, TX
Kelly O’Bannon
Michael Patterson
Carol Pohl
Michael L. Roberts
Daniel Schumack, Esq
Alan Perlowitz
Kenneth A. Perotta
Carrie Shumway
Debbie Sia
Gary R. Siegel
Gail Siegel
Ricardo Silva
Scott Silver
Bruce Silverman, MD
Cary Simon
Rita Sims
Kenneth Sorrell
Delia Swigart
Karl Spangenberg
Ben Sparkds
Kenneth Sparling
Renee Sperrazza
Tom Spink
Jessica Staab
Deirdre Stanley
Lara Starr
John Staub
Worthington H. Talcott, Jr
Robert & Margie Talley
Richard K. Talsma
Jack Tarditi
Martin Tattersail
Judith Taylor
Brooke Taylor
Christian Tetsch
Kim Thielen, MD
Sarah R. Scarbrough
“Living with a sister and a mother who both suffered
Thomas J. Schall
from kidney failure, I am well aware of the profound
Kari A. Schelich
effect kidney disease has on the individual and family.
Frank A. Schettino
Robert Scheuer
Kevin Schiller
The fact that 26 million Americans have chronic kidney disease and millions of others are at risk and do
not realize it is staggering. The urgency is there and I
am honored to do my part in supporting the efforts
of the NKF. As an ambassador of the NKF’s Now! you
know public awareness campaign, I challenge myself
and others to collectively take the opportunity to help
make a difference. Let’s educate and eradicate!”
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CORPORATE SUPPORTERS
“My husband, Jimmy, is a two-time kidney transplant
Matt Wolbrink
recipient. We joined the NKF in 2007 because we were
Jeffrey Wolfer
searching for an organization that could support us in
Lisa Wood
dealing with Jimmy’s diagnosis and give us an outlet to
Nicholas Wood
The National Kidney Foundation thanks the corporations whose generosity helps us to continue to advance
empower others who were in similar situations. We will
Robert Woods
the awareness, prevention, and treatment of kidney disease. The following organizations contributed $10,000
continue to be active volunteers and donors because we
William Wallace Woolford
or more to support NKF programs and services in fiscal year 2013.
have had an amazing experience helping and inspiring
Cori Worchel
others. In the future, we hope we can create a stronger
platform to support and advocate for kidney patients
and caregivers.” Linda S. Word
OVER $1,000,000
IntraMed
Vifor International Inc
Bob Wozny
Affymax, Inc
JC Penney Corporation
Wells Fargo
Paul Wyman
Sanofi
Mitsubishi Tanabe Pharma
Blue Cross Blue Shield
A&D Constructors Inc
Booz Allen Hamilton
$50,000-$99,999
ABKCO Music & Records Inc
Branson Ultrasonics Corp
Amgen
A&E Networks
Access National Bank
Brown-Forman Corporation
Jason Yardi
Merck
Accenture LLP
Fredricka Yellets
Alexion Pharmaceuticals, Inc
The Yoder/Rosenberg
Family Foundation, Inc
Otsuka America
Pharmaceutical, Inc
Buckhaven Construction
Services
Sean Werhman
Affiliated Hospitals Dialysis
Center
The Air Products Foundation
Calgon Carbon Corporation
All-City Metal, Inc
Camp Construction
Services
Steven Yanta
Sales Specialist, Susquehanna Financial Group, LLP
Monroe, New York
Lynne P. Yao, MD
$500,000-$999,999
Ning Yao, MD
AbbVie
Merele G. Yarborough
Bret Voisin
Andrew Thomas
John N. Voyles, Jr
Michael Werner
Tony Thomas
Nicole Vucenich
Patrick Wethington
Mark Thompson
Rodney Vucenich
Chris Whall
Stephen M. Thomsen
Todd Vucenich
Sylvia Wheeler
Michael Thornton
Dennis N. Wagner
Ken Whitehurst
Kimberly A. Tiburzi
William Walderman
BJC HealthCare
$10,000-$49,999
HELEN YAN
Scott Thomas, MD
Beth Israel Deaconess
Medical Center
Kendrick M. Whithurst
Eddie J. Yongo
Reliance Trust
Questcor Pharmaceuticals
Takeda Pharmaceuticals
Kim A. Yongue
$250,000-$499,999
Takeshi & Ellen Yoshiuchi,
MPS
Astellas Pharma US Inc
Frank Young, III
Boehringer Ingelheim
Shawn A. Tidwell
Kathy Walkinshaw
Paul Whiting, Sr
Melvin Yudis, MD, FNKF
Kevin Tinch
Mike Wallace
Rob Whitsett
Fresenius Medical Care
Lee & Peggy Zeigler
Flora B. Tisdale
David M. Wallace
Terry Wicke
Genentech Inc
Christopher A. Zimmer
Gail Tomberg
James F. Wallack
Hadley Wickham
General Motors Corporation
Ronald Zoby
Morgan Tovey
John C.L. Wang, MD
Debbie Wiggins
National Kidney Services Inc
Paul Zucconi
John & Carol-Ann Treiber
Bradley Warady, MD, FNKF
Robert A. Wild
Novartis
Peter Zurkow
Willy Tsai, MD
William Ward
Steve Wilhite
Reata Pharmaceuticals, Inc
Mackenzie Turner
Michael L. Warner
Mary Williams
William Tutwiler
Keith Warner
John H. Williams, IV
Jeff Unger
David G. Warnock
Ed Williamson
Mark Upchurch
Valerie & David Watson
Barbara Willson
Juli Van Hook
Rebecca A. Watson
Brian Wilson
Kate Vanzanten
Alex Wayman
Jim Wilson
John Vellone
James Wayman
Dennis & Donna Winborn
Lemonier Verdier
Frank W. Webber
Celia Wing
Adolfo Villar, MD
Kristen Weckworth
Wyatt Winslow
Miles & Kathleen Vilski
William Wells
Alexander C. Wiseman
William A. Vogel
Jeffrey M. Werdein
Janne Wissel
Angelo, Gordon & CO., LP
Anheuser-Busch, Inc
AT&T
Atlantic Business Products
Bank of America
The Bank of New York
Mellon Bert Smith & Co.
Charity Supply, Inc
American Access Care
American Express Travel
Related Services
CGI – US
Chemocentryx, Inc
American International
Group, Inc
Chevy Chase Pavilion
American Resort
Development Association
(ARDA)
Children’s National Medical
Center
Chick-Fil-A
Christiana Care Health
Services
CM&D Pharma
Analysis Research Planning
Corporation
Dialysis Clinic, Inc (DCI)
Arnold & Porter LLP
Discovery Communications
Ascend Clinical
Clear Channel Media &
Entertainment
Satellite Health Care
Embassy of the
United Arab Emirates
Associated Computer
Systems, Ltd
CMGRP, Inc
Transamerica Life
Insurance Company
Host Hotels & Resorts, LP
Atlas-Acon Electric Service
Corp.
Container Maint Corp of SC
Tufts Medical Center
Physicians Organization
Kaiser Permanente
IBM
United Health Foundation
Keryx Biopharmaceuticals
United Way
Missouri Foundation
For Health
$100,000-$249,999
Community Health Charities
DaVita
Donnelly Mechanical Corp.
Genzyme
HM Life Insurance Company
Every effort has been made to present an accurate list of supporters. If your generous donation was inadvertently omitted
from the list, please contact us at info@kidney.org ​
American Renal Associates
Nephroceuticals
Nipro Medical Corporation
NTelos
Pfizer
SC Department of Health
& Human Services
Turner Broadcasting
System, Inc
CIT Group, Inc
Commonwealth Altadis, Inc
Attain, LLC
Cool Wind Ventilation Corp.
Avera McKennan Hospital
Core Center for Organ
Recovery
Babcock Power
Environmental, Inc
Cougars for a Cause
Barracuda Networks
Covidien
Basic Energy Services
Cranberry Marketing
Committee
Baxter Healthcare
Corporation
Baylor Health Care System
BBDO
Benfield Electric Supply Co,
Inc
Credit Agricole Corporate
& Investment Bank
Credit Suisse Securities LLC
Delaware Valley Nephrology
and Hypertension
Associates, PC
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DFW Management
Corporation
Diabetic Care RX, LLC
Edmonds Enterprise
Services
Edwards Business Systems
Emagine IT
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Iowa Health System
Iowa Kidney Physicians
Jones Lang LaSalle
Kaplan, Voekler,
Cunningham & Frank, PLC
KBR
Keystone Industries
Epstein, Becker & Green, PC
Kiawah Resort Associates,
LP
Equus Capital Partners, Ltd
Kibow Biotech, Inc
Evans Construction Co, Inc
Kidney Care Consultants
Express Scripts
Kidney Specialists Of
Minnesota, PA
Fairview Health Services
Fibrocell Science
First Financial Group
First National Bank
First Premier Bank
Foresight Coal Sales LLC
Fox Broadcasting Company
Gambro
General Dynamics
Information Technologies
Gift of Life Donor Program
GNC Live Well
Grandstand Sports &
Memorabilia, Inc
Greenville Hospital System
University Medical Center
GroupM
Hall Contracting of
Kentucky
Hennepin County Medical
Center
KidneyTexas Inc
Kindred Healthcare
Operating, Inc
Koppers
KPMG LLP
Latham & Watkins LLP
Lear Corporation –
Corporate Headquarters
Lenox Hill Hospital
Leupold & Stevens, Inc
LG&E and KU Energy LLC
Lilly
Logistics Applications Inc
Logistics Systens
Incorporated
Loughran & Corbett,
Attorneys, Inc
Markley Boston, LLC
Marriott International
MEDITECH
Hewlett Packard
Medline Industries
High Point Nephrology
Associates
MedStar Health
Hirschel, Savitz, Parker &
Hollman, PA
Hitachi America, LTD
Meltzer Group, Inc
MetLife Insurance Company
of Connecticut
Horizon Media, Inc
Metrolina Nephrology
Associates, PA
Hughes Hubbard & Reed
Morgan Stanley
Hypertension-Nephrology
Associates
The Mount Sinai Hospital
Hy-Vee, Inc
Musculoskeletal Transplant
Foundation
The IMT Group
N G Enterprises
Intelligent Decisions
NBC Universal Media, LLC
Ion Media Networks
Nephrology Associates
of Kentuckiana
NephroPath
Nes Associates, LLC
New York Presbyterian
Hospital
Newmark Knight Frank
Smith Mack
Nichols Media
Nicholas Institute of Sports
Medicine & Athletic Trauma
Source Rock Minerals, LP
Springs Global US Inc
Starcom Mediavest Group
Stearns Weaver Miller
Weissler
Alhadeff & Stitterson, PA
Suntrust Bank
SurgiCare of Manhattan
Sutter West Bay Hospitals
Synnex Corporation
NxStage Medical, Inc
Teva Pharmacueticals
Ohio Thrift
Thomas Jefferson University
Hospital
The Oregon Community
Foundation
Parkway Ventures, Inc
Peabody Energy
Peck, Madigan, Jones &
Stewart, Inc
Pentagon Federal
Credit Union
Pentec Health Inc
Pepsico Foundation
Permian Transport & Trading
PhRMA
The Pioneer Fund
Prairie Lakes Healthcare
System
Pride Settlement &
Escrow LLC
Putnam Investments
Qbase LLC
Thomson Reuters
Tocqueville Asset
Management LP
Total Renal Care, Inc
UGI Energy Services
UHS of Delaware
University of Colorado
Hospital Authority
University of Kentucky/
Norton Healthcare
University of Minnesota
Children’s Hospital, Fairview
Univision Management
Company
UPMC – Renal Division
Research Foundation
of SUNY
Viacom
S&A Event Services
Caesars Foundation
The Mary E. Carnrick Foundation
M. Patricia Conneigton Estate
The Cox Foundation
The Crystal Family Foundation
Crystal Trust
Deaconess Foundation
Vascular Access Centers
Roper St. Francis Healthcare
Frances E Brichetto Trust
United Electric
Company, Inc
Republic Properties Corp
Rockefeller Financial
Bedford Falls Foundation
Dart Group II Foundation Inc.
VA Pittsburgh Healthcare
System
The Rite Aid Foundation
Contributions of $10,000 or above from foundations, trusts and estates are listed below.
Unisys Corporation
Quest Diagnostics
Rice Memorial Hospital –
Willmar
FOUNDATIONS, TRUSTS,
AND ESTATES
Vion Corporation
Virginia Eastern Star
Philanthropic ACC
VitaQuest
West Penn Allegheny
Western Nephrology
Safeway Inc
William E. Groves
Construction, Inc
Sanford Health
Wilmington Trust Company
SCANA Services, Inc
Wilmington University
Sevitech, Inc
Shire Pharmaceuticals
Every effort has been made to present an accurate list of supporters. If your generous donation was inadvertently omitted
from the list, please contact us at info@kidney.org ​
Devine Family Foundation
Emerson Charitable Trust
The Estate of Viola Filoso
Evelyn C. Fox Estate
Georgia Hughes Fox
The Marylyn Gehrig Living Trust
Jack & Robin Hake Foundation
William & Kerry Holekamp
Issa Family Foundation
The Estate of Eva M. Kahn
Kappa Kappa Gamma Foundation
The Mary Kreuzer Trust
LifeLink Foundation
Littler Mendelson Foundation, Inc.
The Magic Mountain Trust
Euva R. McPherson Estate
John Moffitt Foundation
The Estate of Mungo Homes
Northern Trust
Flora Hickman Paxton Foundation
Vivian Phillips Charitable Trust
The Pittsburgh Foundation
Mary Powell Trust
Margaret K. Shenk Trust
Harold Simmons Foundation
South Dallas/Fair Park Trust Fund
The Sandra Vrono Living Trust
Wasserman Foundation
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FINANCIALS
Figures below depict the combined financial
activities of the National Kidney Foundation
highlights
and its Affiliates for Fiscal Year 2013.
PUBLIC SUPPORT AND REVENUE
Contributions $16,183,227
29.6%
Special Events (Net) $15,583,961
28.5%
$12,615,113
23.1%
$4,063,064
7.4%
Program Service Fees Government Grants Membership Dues $970,297
1.8%
All Other Income $5,215,752
9.6%
$54,631,414
100.0%
Total Income EXPENSES
Professional Education $12,853,719
23.9%
Public Health Education $11,232,939
20.9%
Community Services $10,601,778
19.7%
Patient Services $6,921,444
12.8%
Research $1,455,538
2.7%
$43,065,418
80.0%
$5,810,517 10.8%
$4,954,323
9.2%
Total Program Expenses
Fundraising Management & General Total Suport Services
$10,764,840
20.0%
Total Expenses $53,830,258 100.0%
LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS
ASSETS
Cash and Cash Equivalents Investments Accounts Receivable $8,286,182
$24,753,360
$5,227,303
ADVOCACY
Mary Jane and her mother, Sara, advocate for
kidney disease from Atlanta to Washington, DC.
Liabilities
Loans Payable & Campaign Material $127,496
Deferred Income Prepaid Expenses $551,272
Other Liabilities $2,822,475
Other Assets $652,839
Total Assets $42,420,927
$2,620,069
Accounts Payable &
Accrued Expenses Inventories of Educational
Fixed Assets, Net 23
Total Liabilities $7,029,348
$2,998,711
$30,896
$12,679,024
Net Assets
Unrestricted $17,417,870
Temporarily Restricted $9,566,023
Permanently Restricted $2,758,010
Total Net Assets $29,741,903
Total Liabilities and Net Assets $42,420,927
HOW WE HELP
Educating Americans through multimedia public awareness initiatives about kidney disease and ways to reduce
their risk. Empowering those at risk to take action at free, local kidney health checks. Supporting kidney patients,
organ donors, and their families — online at kidney.org, on the phone toll-free at 1.855.NKF.CARES, and through
personal peer-mentoring. Advocating as the voice of the kidney patient in Washington DC to address the organ
donor shortage, fund more kidney research, and defend Medicare coverage for kidney disease. Sharing the latest
treatment information and practices with healthcare providers so patients get the best possible care.
Awareness. Prevention. Treatment.
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www.kidney.org
Awareness. Prevention. Treatment.
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