Resources & Downloads
There are many excellent resources providing information for those interested in learning about kidney disease and organ donation. This page provides a number website links that may be helpful to you.
Tell Us Your Story of Hope
The National Kidney Foundation of Arizona helps people from all walks of life whose lives have been affected by kidney disease. The help that is provided comes in many forms, such as financial assistance with living expenses, nutritional support with protein supplements, rides to dialysis, and free kidney health screenings. Stories of Hope relate the experiences of real people who are coping successfully with kidney disease. How has the National Kidney Foundation of Arizona helped you or someone you know to cope with kidney disease, financial hardship or health setbacks?
Contact Us
Thank you for your interest in the National Kidney Foundation of Arizona. Please feel free to contact us via any of the means below.
National Kidney Foundation of Arizona
301 West Warner Rd.
Suite 137
Tempe, AZ 85284
Phone: 602.840.1644
Fax: 602.840.2360
For questions or comments for NKF AZ, please fill out the form below
NKF Golf Classic Tucson
Play for fun or compete for a chance to play at Pebble Beach. Members of the winning competitive team will receive the opportunity to advance to the NKF Cadillac Golf Classic Championship at Pebble Beach Golf Links in Pebble Beach, California.
2019 Phoenix Kidney Walk
An opportunity for patients, transplant recipients, organ donors, families, friends, groups and businesses to come together to celebrate life and create lasting advocacy and long-term support for our Arizona patients.
Children & Kidney Disease
Healthy kidneys keep your whole body healthy and growing. Blood flows through the kidneys which clean the blood by filtering...
Patient Support Groups
You Are Not Alone.
In order to cope effectively with your chronic health condition, the National Kidney Foundation of Arizona offers...
Mary's Story
Mary a 21 year old suffered kidney failure right after high school graduation. While looking forward to life in the college dorm, she soon found out that...
Mary's Story
Mary is a 21 year old suffered kidney failure right after high school graduation. While looking forward to life in the college dorm, she soon found out that she would be spending more time in a dialysis unit. Mary’s new “roommates” were occasionally others her age but many more were older.
Mary applied for the Peter and Bruce Bidstrup Memorial Scholarship through the National Kidney Foundation of Arizona's Patient Services Department. She had saved money for her college books and supplies but had not figured on medication and trips to dialysis as well as her doctor visits.
Raul's Story
Raul is a 38 year old construction worker on dialysis. His work hours were cut because of the economy and drop in the housing market and he is bringing in less money to support himself. He lost his medical insurance and although he enrolled in Medicare, he can’t enroll in Medicare Part D until January of next year. His medications have now become a financial burden as well.
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