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Send a Kid to Camp! Each year, children who wouldn't normally have had the opportunity to enjoy a camp experience due to chronic illness are joined by Nephrologists and Renal Nurses at Camp Stephens in Kenora. Through , these very special Manitoba children have the opportunity to meet others...

Donate your car, truck or SUV to . You'll get a fast, FREE and friendly tow and a maximum tax receipt, not to mention the great feeling you'll have because you've helped Canadians kidney and transplant patients, families, and organ donors. Vehicles donated to are either recycled or sold. If your...

Your donation of used clothing and cloth-based items can help raise funds to support Canadians living with kidney disease. Kidney Clothes is a Trust of The Kidney Foundation. It is an initiative to raise money by collecting and repurposing reusable and resalable clothing and household goods from...

Our kidney community is composed of people who have dealt with kidney disease either directly or indirectly and people who are willing to help by sharing their experience and stories, so we can learn from each other. If you have experienced kidney disease or someone close to you has, reaching out to...

Diet plays a significant role in the management of chronic kidney disease to prevent the build-up of toxins that healthy kidneys normally remove and to reduce the workload of the kidneys. Proper food and fluid choices can contribute to delaying the need for dialysis treatment. Following a diet for...

The Kidney Foundation is here to provide emotional support and resources to help people live well with kidney disease. Peer Support groups allow you to talk to others with similar life experiences about what to expect when learning to live with kidney disease. Groups currently meet virtually by...

The number of Canadians living with kidney failure continues to rise, up 29% since 2012* according to the latest annual statistics released by the Canadian Institute for Health Information’s Canadian Organ Replacement Register (CORR) for 2012 to 2021. The data shows that 27% of those newly...

When The Kidney Foundation was founded 60 years ago, people experiencing kidney failure had little hope of survival. Today, that is no longer the case. The Kidney Foundation is celebrating 6 decades of improving the lives of Canadians this September at the 2024 Kidney Walks. Thanks to the...