Volunteering With the National Kidney Foundation of Maryland

 

About Volunteering

The mission of the National Kidney Foundation of Maryland is to prevent kidney and urinary tract diseases, improve the health and well-being of individuals and families affected by these diseases and increase the availability of all organs for transplantation.

Volunteering with the National Kidney Foundation of Maryland gives you a chance to be part of that effort. Millions of Americans have some form of kidney or urologic disease. Thousands die each year while waiting for kidney transplants. Hundreds of thousands need life-sustaining dialysis treatments to stay alive.

Me Volunteer? What Can I Do?...


Of course you! And thousands of hard-working people like you. The National Kidney Foundation of Maryland needs people like you to assist with programs, help with legislative efforts and/or participate in national surveys regarding issues affecting individuals with kidney disease.

How much time you give is up to you...


Whether you want to volunteer on a regular basis or just occasionally, there are a number of volunteer opportunities available to you. Any time you can give will be greatly appreciated and you'll feel great by helping to improve the lives of all individuals affected by kidney disease.

Volunteers Speak Out...

 

Fundraising Events

The National Kidney Foundation of Maryland hosts a number of the area's most unique and prestigious events including, the Kidney Walks, Rappel for Kidney Health, Santé: Spoil Your Palate, the Liberty Mutual Invitation Golf Tournament, and the Western Maryland Kidney Ride.

 

Community Outreach Events

Our KEYs (Kidneys: Evaluate Yours) have provided vital health information, free of charge, to thousands of individuals in area. We enlist the help of doctors, nurses, dietitians, social workers and those outside the health professions to help us take these programs, as well as our other community initiatives to the people who need them.

 

Become a Volunteer Today!

If you are interested in becoming a volunteer, please e-mail or call Kristina Lederer at 410-494-8545 to discuss your interests and learn what opportunities are currently available.

 

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