• Education

    What Do You Know?

    An estimated 600,000 Arizonans have Chronic Kidney Disease and 90% don’t know it. What you don’t know can kill you. Help us get the word out about the importance of kidney health.

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  • Events

    Fundraising events

    The National Kidney Foundation of Arizona's special events offer exciting venues to build awareness and support. Your dollars or donation will be used to support NKF AZ and make a significant difference.

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  • Patient Resources

    You can get Help

    The National Kidney Foundation of Arizona can provide emergency financial assistance for a variety of special needs when other sources of help are exhausted. Patient assistance is available through a variety of programs.

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Are you the 33%?

33% of adults in the U.S. are at risk for kidney disease, but most of them don’t know it. And having kidney disease also puts you at an increased risk of developing life-threatening complications from COVID-19. Take a minute to find out if you’re in the 33%.

Just one minute might save your life.

Upcoming Events

Path to Wellness Screenings Saturday July 22nd, 2023

Path to Wellness is a FREE community health screening program providing blood and urine testing, which is evaluated onsite using point-of-...

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The Big Ask: The Big Give - Finding a Living Donor Sunday July 30th, 2023

Finding a Living Donor is a free webinar designed to help renal patients, their friends, and their family learn how to share...

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What are kidney disease symptoms?

1 in 9 Americans have kidney disease -- yet 90% don't know it. This is most often because kidney disease has "silent" symptoms, or symptoms that seem like they could just be part of your everyday life. Click here to learn more about what to look for, and how to get tested.

CKD Symptoms and Diagnosis

The Erma Bombeck Project

The National Kidney Foundation of Arizona is proud to announce the launch of the newly revitalized Erma Bombeck project. With its new, refreshed campaign, "Save A Life. It's In You.", the project aims to narrow the gap between the number of individuals desperately waiting for a kidney and the number of kidneys available. Learn About Erma >