Know Your Kidneys
Learn more about kidney disease and preventionDouble Your Impact
September is Tribute Month. Celebrate, honor or remember a loved one today by making a special tribute gift that will go TWICE as far for people with kidney disease.
Find resources for kidney patients affected by Hurricane Lowell.
Dialysis and recent kidney transplant patients who need emergency financial aid should contact a social worker at their dialysis or transplant clinic for information on applying for aid or apply directly at gms.KidneyFund.org.
The Kidney Collective™
Real Stories of Real Strength
Our second season of the podcast features conversations about rare and genetic kidney diseases and the shared experiences that connect the entire kidney community.
We believe in kidney health for all
Everyone deserves to be as healthy as they can, no matter where they live, what language they speak or the color of their skin. But in kidney disease, race and ethnicity play a significant role.
Fighting on all fronts
From prevention and research through treatment and transplant, we are dedicated to making sure kidney patients have someone fighting by their side.
Know Your Kidneys
The American Kidney Fund is dedicated to empowering you on your kidney health journey. Whether you're looking to learn about kidney disease and prevention, discover the cause of your kidney disease, or understand treatment options, you're in the right place.
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Find support services in your community
Search for free or reduced cost services like medical care, food, job training, and more.
Find resources for patients, caregivers and professionals
No matter how kidney disease has touched your life, we're here to support you. Our medically reviewed library of resources is designed to give you the critical information and tools you need.
Your donation fuels our fight
When you give to AKF, you do more than make a donation. You provide lifesaving assistance when patients have nowhere else to turn. You demonstrate that someone cares. And you join us in fighting kidney disease on all fronts: from prevention and research to treatment and transplant.