• Register as a Team Captainto Walk!
• Recruit 5 or more Team members
• Raise money for this pledge-based
  fund-raiser and help raise awareness
  of chronic kidney disease
• Volunteer!

  FOR MORE INFORMATION:
For more information on this event call Stephanie at 479-444-0200. For more information about organ/tissue donation call ARORA (Arkansas Regional Organ Recovery Agency) at 1-479-442-2041 (toll-free 1-800-727-6726) or visit the web site at www.arora.org

Emergency Grant Request Form

• Post Event signs and brochures in employee gathering areas such as your company lunchroom, restroom, elevator, mailroom, etc.
• Ask for donations to honor a friend, family member or co-worker who has been affected by kidney disease or is a transplant recipient.
• Involve a neighboring company or business located near your workplace in a Kidney Walkathon competition.
• Ask 10 people for $10. That’s $100!
• For more fund-raising ideas, please call Stephanie at 479-444-0200.

Mail Donations To:
Angel Kidney Fund, Inc
P O Box 10225
Fayetteville, AR 72703

 VOLUNTEERS!

A successful event could not happen without our dedicated volunteers! Find out how you can get involved and make a difference in someone's life. By clicking on the Volunteer link, you can also find a downloadable volunteer information form.

 
 Thank You Notes from Grateful Recipients...
 

Thank you so very much for helping me with my telephone bill. It seems so simple and inadequate to say just “Thank you."  Your generosity in my time of need was so timely. I was devastated – my best efforts had accomplished nothing.  I was feeling totally helpless because I depend on the phone service for David’s care. I felt so uneasy – what if something went wrong. It was a lonely place.  Your generosity gave me back my calm and peace so I can concentrate on David and his care.  You earned your angel wings. The world needs more people like you. You will be in my prayers. From the bottom of my heart and my soul – Thank you! and God bless all of you and your endeavors.

Sincerely,
Linda

My son attended the Arkansas Children's Hospital kidney camp funded by the Northside Rotary Kidney Walkathon. He had a PHENOMENAL experience! He loved everything they did and made two good friends, both with arthritis. He talked about it all for days and is still wearing his bracelet. He said he's going to wear it until camp next summer or until it falls off. J At any rate, it was a great experience for him to be around kids with medical conditions, many of them much worse than his. He has gotten tearful a few times because he misses his friends, but I hope that, more than anything, he feels validated in the sense that his disease is real, confident in himself to do well in new situations where he doesn't know anyone, and grateful that, at least for now, his condition is not as limiting as many others are for other kids.

Melissa