Annual reports

Our annual reports provide a year-in-review of what we've accomplished, our impact on kidney patients and information on key financials. It is only through the generous support of our donors that we are able to fight kidney disease on all fronts. Your generosity is what allows us to fulfill our mission and positively impact so many lives.

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AKF 2024 Annual Report

Hope Within Reach

AKF is fighting kidney disease on all fronts. Delve into our 2024 Annual Report to learn all that we’ve accomplished together. 

AKF 2023 Annual Report

AKF 2023 Annual Report

Together in the Fight Against Kidney Disease

Fighting on all fronts, the American Kidney Fund is transforming the lives of people with kidney disease and investing in education and awareness efforts to prevent millions of others from ever getting the disease. No other organization globally makes such a direct impact on the lives of people living with this serious condition.

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AKF 2022 Annual Report

The Power of Community: United in Our Drive to End Kidney Disease

“The Power of Community: United in Our Drive to End Kidney Disease,” outlines the significant progress AKF  made in 2022 on behalf of all those affected by kidney disease, thanks to generous support from our dedicated community of donors.

View the 2022 Annual Report

Con el AKF, su ayuda llega más lejos

Esto fue lo que lograron en 2021 sus donaciones al AKF.

1,673 low-income dialysis patients

1,673 low-income dialysis patients

had kidney transplants and post-transplant care with AKF's financial support in 2025

75,000 dialysis and recent transplant patients

75,000 dialysis and recent transplant patients

were able to afford health care coverage and other treatment-related expenses.

Over $2.7 million in grants

Over $2.7 million in grants

provided through our Safety Net Program to nearly 15,000 people living with kidney failure.

More than 50,000 AKF Ambassadors

More than 50,000 AKF Ambassadors

from all 50 states and D.C. participated in our Advocacy Network, fighting for issues of importance to the kidney community.

More than 8,000 kidney health coaches

More than 8,000 kidney health coaches

completed our training course to educate others about the importance of living a healthy lifestyle.

144 kids and teens

144 kids and teens

connected with their peers in Camp Connections for pediatric kidney patients.