Kidney Disease Didn’t Stop— Neither Did We.
American Kidney Fund Annual Report 2020 “Throughout my illness, the American Kidney Fund has been a beacon of hope with assistance when we are close to being out of options. I appreciate their diligent and hard work to assist patients like myself.”
—Markell T., living with kidney disease When the world turned upside down…you, and the American Kidney Fund, acted boldly
The American Kidney Fund (AKF) is fighting on all fronts—from prevention through post-transplant living. And for the 37 million people in the United States living with kidney disease, 2020 was a year like no other.
The COVID-19 pandemic created the greatest emergency for people living with kidney disease that AKF has seen in our half century of service to the community. When the world turned upside down, we didn’t put things on hold—we turned to you, our supporters, to ensure we could continue serving the needs of this community. With your help, we kicked into high gear to meet the urgent and life-threatening needs of those with kidney disease.
Because of generous support from caring people and organizations, we were able to meet these unforeseen challenges with bold solutions—all while continuing the essential educational and advocacy programs patients count on. And when the economy crashed, AKF gave direct financial assistance to tens of thousands of low- income dialysis and transplant patients.
We’re grateful to you for being there for patients and the kidney community throughout this crisis. The lifesaving achievements you will read about in the pages that follow are YOUR achievements. We could not have done any of this without you.
Thank you for being at the center of the AKF community and for your shared commitment to our mission of fighting kidney disease and helping people live healthier lives.
American Kidney Fund Annual Report 2020 | Page 1 Your Impact on the Kidney Community
13,000 1,615 Helped 1,615 low-income Provided Coronavirus Emergency dialysis patients receive Fund grants to nearly 13,000 kidney lifesaving transplants patients—the only national program to and post-transplant care. provide emergency grants addressing This represented 7% of the immediate needs of patients. all kidney transplants performed in the U.S. in 2020—a scope of assistance unparalleled in the nonprofit community. 95,000 Provided direct financial assistance to nearly 95,000 low-income dialysis and transplant patients in every state and U.S. territory. 206,000 Educated 206,000 people through webinars and professional education 714 courses about living with Trained 714 people to become kidney disease and caring Kidney Health Coaches—peer-to-peer for kidney patients. community kidney disease educators.
American Kidney Fund Annual Report 2020 | Page 2 12 16,000 In 2019–2020, 12 states enacted legislation Grew our Advocacy Network spearheaded by AKF to to more than 16,000 AKF remove barriers for living Ambassadors, who worked on organ donors—laws which more than 100 state and federal will ultimately shorten the bills of importance to the kidney transplant waiting list. community.
15,000+ Launched a week-long virtual summit called Kidney 17 million Action Week, where we Educated more than 17 million hosted more than 2,100 people through our award- people and generated winning website, KidneyFund.org. 15,000+ engagements through information sessions and other online activities focused on kidney disease education and prevention. 1.5 million Provided kidney nutrition information and renal diet 26 resources to 1.5 million people Won 26 national awards ® through Kidney Kitchen , recognizing our educational kitchen.KidneyFund.org. and advocacy resources.
American Kidney Fund Annual Report 2020 | Page 3 Letter from the CEO
Dear Friend,
I do not need to tell you that 2020 was an especially challenging year for our community. People living with kidney disease are at much higher risk for developing severe cases of COVID-19, and yet, dialysis appointments meant those with kidney failure could not stay home, even during the worst peaks of the pandemic. As job losses and financial stress swept across the country, kidney patients were faced with a dire situation. LaVarne A. Burton President and CEO I have always known our kidney community was resilient, but the pandemic proved it without any doubt. From patients and family members to donors and Ambassadors, our community pulled together to help those facing extra hardship.
Thanks to you, AKF was able to respond quickly and meet the needs of patients across the country. Of course, not all patients have access to the same resources and care. And people of color—especially Black Americans—face an especially high risk of kidney failure. By lifting up patient voices, supporting forward-thinking researchers and advocating to policymakers, we are making real strides in combatting racial health disparities through advocacy and inclusive research.
In the pages that follow, you will meet some inspiring people. Families who are overcoming incredible challenges and living full lives in spite of kidney disease; physicians who are creating brighter futures for kidney patients; and donors like you who make all our work possible.
During this very difficult year, I have been deeply grateful for your continued support. Thank you for your commitment to supporting people wherever they are in their fight against kidney disease—from prevention through post-transplant living.
With gratitude,
LaVarne A. Burton President and CEO
American Kidney Fund Annual Report 2020 | Page 4 Letter from the Board Chair
Dear Friend,
Your trust means the world to us. That is why I am delighted to write to you today to report that your dollars are making a tangible difference in the fight against kidney disease. No other organization makes such a direct impact on the lives of people living with or at risk for kidney disease.
In 2020, I was especially proud of how we were able to collaborate Jerry D. Klepner with other organizations—joining forces to accomplish even more. Chair, American Kidney New partnerships with the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs Fund Board of Trustees Veterans Health Administration, the American Heart Association, the American Diabetes Association, and the National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute allowed us to provide lifesaving information and resources to many more people at risk for chronic kidney disease.
There’s one thing that didn’t change during the tumultuous past year: with 97 cents of every donated dollar spent directly on patients and programs, you always know we’re stewarding your gifts thoughtfully and effectively.
On behalf of American Kidney Fund Board of Trustees, thank you for your generosity and compassion. Working together, I know that we will one day achieve our vision of a world without kidney disease.
Jerry D. Klepner Chair, American Kidney Fund Board of Trustees
American Kidney Fund Annual Report 2020 | Page 5 Kidney Disease by the Numbers
1 in 9 Americans is living with kidney disease.
37 million people in the United States are living with kidney disease.
3.4× Black Americans are 3.4 times more likely to develop kidney failure than white Americans.
35% Black Americans make up 13% of the U.S. population but account for 35% of Americans with kidney failure.
1.5× Hispanics are 1.5 times more likely to develop kidney failure than non-Hispanics.
Top 10 Kidney disease is one of the top 10 causes of death in the U.S.
1 of 6 1 out of every 6 Americans on dialysis cannot afford the cost of care and turns to AKF for help.
93,000 93,000 people are on the waitlist for a kidney transplant, and in 2020, only 1 in 4 were able to get a transplant.
American Kidney Fund Annual Report 2020 | Page 6 Making
The need may be great, but no one else takes a more comprehensive approach Your to tackling chronic kidney disease— and your donation goes further when you give to AKF. We invest 97 cents of every dollar donated in patients and programs, and we hold the highest Dollars 4-Star rating from Charity Navigator and the Platinum Seal of Transparency from GuideStar. Visit KidneyFund.org Go to learn more. Further
American Kidney Fund Annual Report 2020 | Page 7 COVID-19 Rapid Response
AKF is the only kidney organization with a rapid response disaster relief program. So, when COVID-19 arrived, our generous community made it possible to quickly launch our Coronavirus Emergency Fund. Your support helped provide financial grants to thousands of patients in need. And, we worked tirelessly to provide the entire kidney community with the most up-to- date, scientifically sound information to help everyone stay safe.
For most dialysis patients, there is no option but to get in-person, in-center treatments three times a week. But the very treatments that keep them alive also put them at greater risk for exposure to COVID-19. It was a deadly catch-22. Tragically, one study found that 20% of patients on dialysis who were infected with COVID-19 did not survive.
We launched our Coronavirus Emergency Fund in March 2020, just as the nation was moving into lockdown. Not surprisingly, we were immediately overwhelmed with applications for assistance. By 3:30 p.m. on the first day, the initial $300,000 we had allocated from our budget for these emergency grants was spoken for—an unprecedented volume of demand for our assistance. By the second day we had a waitlist more than double the funds we had set aside.
But we didn’t lose heart—we knew you and your fellow AKF supporters would be there for those in need. Thanks to the generosity of more than 4,500 donors and 20 partner foundations and corporations, we provided nearly 13,000 patients with over $3.1 million in grants!
In just the first two months after launching the Coronavirus Emergency Fund, AKF received a staggering 9,000 applications. But thanks to an unprecedented $1.1 million gift from our friends at AstraZeneca, we were able to help every single patient on our waitlist!
American Kidney Fund Annual Report 2020 | Page 8 AKF and COVID-19
January 21, 2020 First confirmed case of COVID-19 found in the U.S.
March 13, 2020 National emergency declared in the U.S.
March 16, 2020 AKF transitions to remote work and virtual programming.
March 23, 2020 AKF launches Coronavirus Emergency Fund with a $300,000 budget. All funds are spoken for by 3:30pm.
April 20, 2020 First 1,000 donors step up and donate to our Coronavirus Emergency Fund.
May 29, 2020 commits $1.1 million to the fund.
December 31, 2020 Emergency Fund grants total more than $3.1 million to nearly 13,000 kidney patients—and counting!
American Kidney Fund Annual Report 2020 | Page 9 “AKF Has Been a Lifesaver” Chika Nwerem, Coronavirus Emergency Fund Grant Recipient
I was diagnosed with kidney failure 17 years ago. When I got the news in 2020 that I’d be receiving a kidney transplant, I was overjoyed—no more home dialysis, no more nights spent cleaning and disinfecting the equipment. It felt like I was getting my life back.
But that joy vanished when my doctor told me I would need to take three months off of work. Because of the immunosuppressants necessary to keep my body from rejecting the new kidney, going to work simply wouldn’t be safe. There was no way my family could survive without my income for that long.
I work in a nursing home, and I was already afraid of contracting COVID-19 on the job. The idea of working during a global health crisis with a suppressed immune system terrified me. I didn’t know what I was going to do.
And then I heard about AKF’s Coronavirus Emergency Fund. I applied right away. The grant from AKF helped to cover my family’s expenses, so I could stay safe while I recovered from my transplant. If that money wasn’t there, I would have had to put my life at risk just to pay the rent.
Now I tell everyone, “The kidney transplant saved my life, but the American Kidney Fund is a lifesaver as well.”
The idea of working during a global health crisis with a suppressed immune system terrified me. I didn’t know what I was going to do.
American Kidney Fund Annual Report 2020 | Page 10 “The grant from AKF helped to cover my family’s expenses, so I could stay safe while I recovered from my transplant.”
American Kidney Fund Annual Report 2020 | Page 11 Fighting Kidney Disease — Virtually!
When the pandemic lockdown began in March, we mobilized to continue providing vital programs and services to our community. Thousands of people accessed our top-rated educational content and time-sensitive advocacy opportunities online in 2020. During our Virtual Fly-In, AKF Ambassadors met with members of Congress remotely to ensure our legislative priorities—especially the Living Donor Protection Act—were not forgotten.
Know Your Kidneys™ As many as 1 in 3 adults in the United States has a primary risk factor for chronic kidney disease. Our Know Your Kidneys program is focused on preventing and slowing the progression of kidney disease. In 2020, we reached high-risk populations through a variety of online resources including a web campaign, downloadable tools and webinars.
Kidney Kitchen Coping with complex kidney diet recommendations is incredibly challenging for people with kidney disease, but diet can play a very significant role in patients’ health. We continued to expand the nutritional resources available through our Kidney Kitchen website. With customized healthy eating tips for every stage of kidney disease and for specific dietary concerns such as phosphorus and potassium, visitors can learn how their diet impacts their health and access more than 500 delicious kidney-friendly recipes.
American Kidney Fund Annual Report 2020 | Page 12 Kidney Action Summit Digital Advocacy Day With in-person visits off the table, we had to get creative to keep kidney disease prevention top of mind in Congress. In July, two dozen AKF Ambassadors from 15 states and D.C. met with their legislators remotely to discuss our major legislative priorities: addressing health equity issues in kidney disease, helping patients cope with the financial burdens of kidney failure and making more transplants possible through living donor protections. AKF’s Ambassadors helped to get passed the landmark lifetime immunosuppressant coverage bill that was signed into law at the end of 2020. This law ensures no transplant patient will lose the organ due to inability to pay for the anti-rejection drugs.
Kidney Action Week When our on-the-ground prevention services halted in March, we pivoted our work to continue providing kidney disease prevention and education programs to our communities by launching Kidney Action Week. More than 2,100 people joined us for our first week-long virtual event with kidney-friendly cooking demonstrations, daily fitness activities, chats with nephrologists and dietitians, and other educational sessions. And our Kidney Action Week Congressional Briefing featured an all-star panel of health and policy experts discussing factors that have contributed to COVID-19’s disproportionate impact on communities of color—the same communities most effected by kidney failure.
Even during the pandemic lockdowns, AKF continued the fight against kidney disease online.
American Kidney Fund Annual Report 2020 | Page 13 Caring for People with Kidney Disease One out of every six dialysis patients—along with many transplant recipients— in the United States receives financial assistance from AKF. It’s a cornerstone program that saves countless lives each year. But when COVID-19 job losses skyrocketed, AKF’s financial assistance was an even more vital lifeline. We provided direct financial assistance to nearly 95,000 people with kidney failure through our Coronavirus Emergency Fund, Health Insurance Premium Program, Safety Net grants, Disaster Relief Program and other initiatives.
When COVID-19 job losses skyrocketed, AKF’s financial assistance was an even more vital lifeline.
American Kidney Fund Annual Report 2020 | Page 14 A Caring Family Legacy When my grandfather, William Dessner, lost his battle with chronic kidney disease in 1973, his widow established the William B. Dessner Memorial Fund to help other people with the same affliction. For more than four decades, my grandmother Ruth Dessner and my uncle Gerald Dessner, fulfilled requests for assistance from kidney patients across the country. The two of them did all of the work and covered all of the expenses themselves: raising money, answering letters and sending hundreds of checks out to patients in need.
But that’s not all. My uncle took time out of his busy work life on Wall Street to advocate for kidney patients. When New York State needed a kick in the pants to implement the new organ donor checkbox on state drivers’ licenses, he sued on behalf of kidney patients—and won! Thanks to him thousands more lives have been saved through organ transplants.
When my grandmother and uncle passed away, my brother Daniel and I wanted to continue their legacy. We searched for an organization that would do for kidney patients what Ruth and Gerald had spent their lives doing. And we found the perfect match at AKF.
We granted the remaining funds from the Dessner Memorial Fund to AKF’s Safety Net program. We were impressed with the AKF staff and their deep commitment to the patients they serve. It feels wonderful to know my family’s legacy is in such good hands. —Susan L. Dessner William B. Dessner Memorial Fund
Thanks to Gerald Dessner thousands more lives have been saved through organ transplants.
William and Ruth Dessner
American Kidney Fund Annual Report 2020 | Page 15 AKF provided funding for more than 100 kidney transplants every month in 2020.
American Kidney Fund Annual Report 2020 | Page 16 Making Transplants Possible
AKF provided funding for 7% of all kidney transplants in the U.S. last year! That’s more than 100 kidney transplants every single month. Our financial assistance makes it possible for low-income people to qualify for the transplant waiting list and go through the transplant process. But we don’t walk away when the transplant is finished. We continue assisting patients with their health insurance premiums for the entire coverage year to make sure they can get back on their feet. And our educational resources are giving post- transplant patients the information they need to thrive and focus on their new lives.
In addition to sustaining our signature patient grants and programming, our advocacy team succeeded in getting landmark immunosuppressant health insurance coverage included in the large COVID-19 relief package that was signed into law in December 2020. From now on, transplant recipients nationwide who are under the age of 65 can receive lifetime Medicare coverage of their immunosuppressant drugs if they can’t afford the medications. This law will help to ensure that patients do not lose their transplant due to inability to afford anti-rejection drugs.
Organ Donors Are Superheroes Transplants would not be possible without the bravery of organ donors. Deciding to donate a kidney is one of the most generous things a person can do. Donors are critically important because there are more than 93,000 people nationwide who are waiting for a kidney. But protections for living donors vary depending on which state you live in. Where you live should not impact the ability to receive or donate a lifesaving organ. In 2020, AKF spearheaded legislation in 19 states to protect organ donors. Three states passed new protections for organ donors including job protected leave, tax credits or deductions for donor expenses, paid leave, and more, bringing to 12 the total number of states enacting this legislation since 2019. These new laws will make it easier for people to be organ donors—shortening the waiting list for everyone.
There are more than 93,000 people nationwide who are waiting for a kidney.
American Kidney Fund Annual Report 2020 | Page 17 Advancing Kidney Disease Research Meet our 2020 Clinical Scientist in Nephrology Fellows
AKF plays a unique role in the kidney research community by funding emerging scientists at a pivotal moment on the career path. In 2020, Dr. Anika Lucas and Dr. Maria Clarissa Tio joined a distinguished roster of more than 40 top nephrology researchers who received early-career support through AKF’s Clinical Scientist in Nephrology fellowship program. We’re proud to support innovative researchers whose work improves diagnosis, treatment, and outcomes for patients. Dr. Lucas is studying pregnancy and kidney outcomes in Dr. Anika Lucas women with systemic lupus erythematous, with a particular interest in racial disparities. Systemic lupus erythematosus is an autoimmune disease that can cause damage to the kidneys and other parts of the body. Her goal is to more accurately identify women who are at particularly high risk for poor pregnancy outcomes like preeclampsia, preterm birth, and fetal loss using kidney function. Dr. Tio is studying oxalate—a substance found in many common foods like spinach and nuts—and how it impacts the kidneys. More and more studies are indicating that increased oxalate in a person’s urine may be a risk factor for kidney disease. Dr. Tio hopes that her research will help determine new ways for people to prevent and slow kidney disease through their food choices. Dr. Maria Clarissa Tio The 2020 fellowships are funded by generous grants from the Hearst Foundation, Amgen, Inc. and a family foundation’s anonymous donation.
American Kidney Fund Annual Report 2020 | Page 18 Moving Our Field Forward Dr. Anika Lucas, Clinical Scientist in Nephrology Fellow
Like many health issues in America, kidney disease disproportionately affects Black people, indigenous people and other people of color. As a Black nephrologist, I’ve been afforded a great responsibility: to not only improve the lives of patients, but the lives of my friends and family members. When I discovered the nephrology community, I recognized the opportunity to help people of color, who disproportionately carry the burden of kidney disease, to manage their chronic illness. I simply would not be where I am in my career today without AKF. The organization did more than provide financial support, they connected me with leading experts in nephrology who have become my mentors and collaborators. My team and I are interested in understanding how bias, social determinants of health and systemic racism contribute to disparities in kidney outcomes. For example, studies show people of color are less likely to receive pre-dialysis care than white patients. Addressing these types of inequities is critical if we want to prevent end-stage kidney disease. I’m passionate about helping our field address these issues. We all feel hopeful about research breakthroughs and new treatments. For example, sodium glucose cotransporter 2 inhibitors, well-known diabetic medicine is currently has been shown to slow the progression of kidney disease. Ultimately, though, if we are going to eradicate kidney disease, we also need to recognize and study the role discrimination and social determinants of health in health outcomes. I’m forever grateful to AKF for this opportunity to advance my career and continue to focus on reducing health disparities.
Kidney disease disproportionately affects Black people, indigenous people and other people of color.
American Kidney Fund Annual Report 2020 | Page 19 Driving Innovation at the Unknown Causes of Kidney Disease Summit Every person living with kidney failure deserves to know what caused it. Yet far too many people never get a definitive diagnosis for the root cause of their kidney failure. Undiagnosed or misdiagnosed kidney disease can lead to missteps in treatment and poor health outcomes. In December 2020, more than 100 medical leaders, patient advocates and researchers came together at AKF’s Unknown Causes of Kidney Disease Summit. By putting some of the brightest minds in the same virtual “room,” the Summit spurred innovation in research, diagnosis and treatment of the underlying causes of kidney disease.
Leadership sponsors Champion sponsor Supporting sponsor § Natera § Alexion Pharmaceuticals, § Travere Therapeutics § Otsuka America Inc. Pharmaceutical, Inc. § Sanofi Genzyme § Vertex Pharmaceuticals, Inc.
By putting some of the brightest minds in the same virtual “room,” the Summit spurred innovation in research, diagnosis and treatment of the underlying causes of kidney disease.
American Kidney Fund Annual Report 2020 | Page 20 Sharing Research Breakthroughs AKF 2020 Conference Presentations
At AKF, we know it’s not enough just to fund and conduct research into kidney disease. We need to share important research findings with the medical community and the public. Here are just a few of the key papers we presented in 2020 to the medical, nutrition and public health communities:
• Bringing the joy back to food for kidney disease patients Food and Nutrition Conference and Expo • Demonstrating charitable premium assistance as a mechanism for overcoming the cost barrier to transplant for low-income Americans American Society of Nephrology Annual Conference • Expanding diabetes self-management education to include chronic kidney disease American Diabetes Association 80th Scientific Sessions • Renal patient and caregiver perspectives on clinical trial participation American Public Health Association Annual Meeting and Expo • Hypertensive crises among older and younger community-based blood pressure screening participants American Public Health Association Annual Meeting and Expo
At AKF, we know it’s not enough just to fund and conduct research into kidney disease. We need to share important research findings with the medical community and the public.
American Kidney Fund Annual Report 2020 | Page 21 Continuing the Fight
With you by our side, we’re tackling a packed agenda in 2021. AKF has long understood the importance of prioritizing the populations hardest hit by kidney disease in our work, especially Black people and other people of color. Over the past year, there has been a growing chorus of voices calling on our leaders and the medical establishment to address racial health disparities and create a more equitable, accessible, and inclusive health care system. We’re using this momentum to tackle these disparities head-on.
Here are a few of our top priorities in the months ahead:
Increasing diversity in clinical trials. We’re ramping up our work to encourage people of color to enroll in clinical trials. Black people, Hispanic people and women are frequently underrepresented in clinical trials due to a lack of trust in the medical establishment and historical, deliberate exclusion by those conducting the trials. We’re helping patients overcome these barriers. More diverse trail participants will yield more complete information—and ultimately lead to better patient care and outcomes.
American Kidney Fund Annual Report 2020 | Page 22 Expanding access to transplants. After years of work, we recently helped pass landmark legislation that will expand transplant access and improve post-transplant life. This legislation will include living donor and anti-discrimination protections for kidney patients—and ease the process of eligibility and qualifications within minority communities. It will even provide lifetime immunosuppressant coverage to transplant recipients who can’t afford their anti-rejection medications. Now, we’re working to ensure this bill is implemented fully and on schedule.
Growing the use of home dialysis. Home dialysis can make a huge improvement in patients’ lives. Patients can have treatments on their own schedule, even while sleeping, instead of trekking to a dialysis center. That means more time to live life to the fullest. However, Black Americans are seriously underrepresented among home dialysis users. We’re reaching out to our grant recipients with information and resources on home dialysis to help expand access to this treatment option.
Continuing to protect people with kidney disease from COVID-19 and fighting for equal access to vaccines. AKF worked with the Biden-Harris administration to secure vaccine distribution to the nation’s dialysis clinics. This allowed for rapid vaccinations to save lives among kidney patients, who are especially vulnerable to COVID-19. We are continuing to fight for equal access to the vaccine while conducting a campaign to combat vaccine hesitancy in the kidney community.
Preventing and educating in communities of color. Black and Hispanic Americans are at much higher risk of kidney failure compared to white Americans. AKF is expanding our outreach and resources in these communities to educate them on chronic kidney disease and managing risk factors, including diabetes and high blood pressure.
Partnering with national organizations. We will continue developing strategic alliances and partnerships with other organizations to help us achieve greater impact. Our partnership with the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs Veterans Health Administration will remain vitally important in our work of reaching Veterans—a population that faces higher rates of kidney disease compared to the general public.
AKF has long understood the importance of prioritizing the populations hardest hit by kidney disease in our work, especially Black people and other people of color.
American Kidney Fund Annual Report 2020 | Page 23 Fighting on All
When you support AKF, you make a direct, sustainable impact on the Fronts: lives of the 37 million Americans living with kidney disease. Our vision is a world without kidney disease—but we won’t get there unless each of us does our part. You How are our most important partner in fighting kidney disease. Here are some of the ways you can continue You Can helping: Help
American Kidney Fund Annual Report 2020 | Page 24 Become a Monthly Giver Giving monthly is the best way to provide steady support for the ongoing work at AKF. It allows you to spread your donations throughout the year, providing AKF with a dependable base of support and helping us continue being there for patients when they need us most. Give monthly and join our Partners for Change sustainer program at KidneyFund.org/donate.
Leave a Lasting Gift to Fight Kidney Disease Leaving a gift to charity is a wonderful way to make a lasting mark on the world. Many AKF donors have decided to leave a gift in their will, trust or by beneficiary designation. It’s one way to have an even bigger impact—and there is no minimum gift. Our philanthropy team can help you create a plan to provide for your family and the causes you care about. To learn more, visit KidneyFund.MyPlannedGift.org.
Join KidneyNation There are 37 million Americans living with kidney disease who need our support. You can host your own fundraiser for AKF by joining KidneyNation—our online fundraising community. Your fundraising efforts will directly help patients in need and people at risk for kidney disease. Your passion, creativity and story can make a big impact. Visit KidneyNation.org to join the fun!
Donate a Vehicle For a kidney failure patient who needs to get dialysis treatment three times a week, a vehicle is their lifeline. We invite you to donate your vehicle to AKF when you decide it no longer fits your lifestyle. Let your old car, truck or even RV be the reason someone with kidney disease can continue to live a full life. Visit KidneyFund.org/car for more information.
Join our Advocacy Network Lasting change that can impact millions of lives at once requires changing public policy. Join more than 16,000 passionate patients, loved ones, living organ donors and kidney care professionals who are making their voices heard as AKF Ambassadors. You can make a difference by reaching out to your elected officials in Congress, state legislatures and your own local community. Join us today at KidneyFund.org/ambassadors. One voice makes a difference, but a collective voice is even louder.
Share Your Story The story behind why you give to AKF will help inspire others to follow your thoughtful example. Please contact KidneyFund.org/donorstory if you would like to be recognized for your generosity and help grow our AKF community in the fight against kidney disease.
American Kidney Fund Annual Report 2020 | Page 25 Financial Highlights Fiscal year January 1, 2020, through December 31, 2020
Public Support and Other Revenue Income Contributions $ 333,222,690 In-kind Contributions 892,786 Planned Giving 1,485,840 Other Income 2,134,647 Total Support and Revenue $ 337,735,963
Expenses 99% Direct Patient Aid $ 325,567,497 Cash Contributions Education, Advocacy, and Outreach 11,029,844 Research 332,596 Fundraising 4,944,597 n Other Income 1% Management and General 2,603,241 Total Expenses $ 344,477,775 n In-kind Contributions >1%
n Planned Giving >1% Net Deficit $ (6,741,812)
Statement of Financial Position Expenses Assets Cash and Investments $ 50,212,888 Contribution Receivables 1,154,671 Furniture and Equipment, net 1,064,794 Other Assets 1,817,708 Total Assets $ 54,250,061
Liabilities 97% Accounts Payable and Accrued Expenses $ 3,404,562 Patient Aid and Deferred Rent 250,824 Programs Annuities Payable 184,821 Total Liabilities $ 3,840,207 n Education, Advocacy, and Outreach 3% Net Assets n Research >1% Without Donor Restrictions—Undesignated $ 47,257,336 Without Donor Restrictions—Board Designated 89,000 n Fundraising 1% With Donor Restrictions 3,063,518 n Management and General >1% Total Net Assets $ 50,409,854
Total Liabilities and Net Assets $ 54,250,061
A complete copy of the audited financial statements is available upon request from the American Kidney Fund, 11921 Rockville Pike, Suite 300, Rockville, MD, 20852, or on our website at KidneyFund.org.
American Kidney Fund Annual Report 2020 | Page 26 Corporate Partners The following sponsors supported the programs and services of the American Kidney Fund with generous contributions of $5,000 or more in 2020.
$1,000,000+ $25,000-$49,000 Mallinckrodt plc Mercury Public Affairs AstraZeneca Bargain Hunters Thrift Stores Natera Right Advisory LLC Northleaf Capital Partners Travere Therapeutics $100,000-$499,999 Omeros Corporation Vifor Pharma Akebia Therapeutics, Inc. OPKO Health - Renal Division Alnylam Pharmaceuticals, Inc. Orases American Kidney Services, Inc. $5,000-$24,999 PROTEK Consulting Amgen American Society of Nephrology Renal Healthcare Association Cara Therapeutics Apellis Pharmaceuticals, Inc. Revathon for Charities DaVita Healthcare Partners, Inc. Aurinia Pharma U.S., Inc. RKD Group FMC Renal Pharmaceuticals Biotechnology Innovation Rockwell Medical, Inc. GSK Organization (BIO) Satter Investment Management Horizon Therapeutics plc ColorNet Printing & Graphics SPG Fiduciary Partners of Raymond Otsuka America Pharmaceutical, Inc. Dime Community Bank James Sanofi Genzyme EventEQ Spherix Global Insights Tricida, Inc. Federal Street Strategies LLC SplitOak Strategies LLC U.S. Renal Care Flushing Bank The Cooking Doc LLC Vertex Pharmaceuticals, Inc. Fresenius Medical Care The Meltzer Group NFP Institute for Advanced Clinical Trials The Pharmaceutical Research and $50,000-$99,999 for Children Manufacturers of America Interactive Strategies Vendorin Abbott Nutrition Jamboor Medical Corporation York Studios Alexion Pharmaceuticals, Inc. Jaspan Schlesinger LLP Ardelyx, Inc. JPA Health Communications Rockpointe Corporation King & Spalding LLP Satellite Healthcare, Inc.
Foundation Partners The following foundations supported the programs and services of the American Kidney Fund with generous contributions in 2020.
Allen H. Hobbs Charitable Foundation Paul and Pearl Caslow Foundation Anonymous Robert I. Schattner Foundation, Inc. Arthur M. Gutterman Trust San Antonio Area Foundation Bahnik Foundation, Inc. Satter Investment Management Cavanaugh Family Foundation Sozosei Foundation Dr. Scholl Foundation Terri and Roland Sturm Family Foundation EOS Foundation The Alisann and Terry Collins Foundation Greater Cincinnati Foundation The Ina Kay Foundation Huey and Angelina Wilson Foundation The Roger Klauber Family Foundation, Inc. James and Joyce Giles Foundation The Sandra Atlas Bass and Edythe and Sol Atlas Fund Kissinger Family Foundation The Wasily Family Foundation Leonard C. Rosenberg Foundation Truist Foundation Louis Gordon Memorial Fund Washington Square Health Foundation
American Kidney Fund Annual Report 2020 | Page 27 Circle of Champions Members of the Circle of Champions have made a minimum annual investment of $250 in the American Kidney Fund. This gift represents a steadfast commitment to the patients we serve, and we are grateful for your support.
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American Kidney Fund Annual Report 2020 | Page 28 Terrence Huser Morgan Magistro Gordon and Lillian O’Neil Jody A. Shapiro Donald W. Hyatt Nalini Mahajan Kevin Otto Bradley Sheares John Igoe Michael Mancusi Vernon L. Pack Sibley Family Foundation Nea L. Ireland Joan Mapson Mark Pancoast Sikand Foundation, Inc. Sherry A. Jeffries Nathan Martin Jayne Parker Gary and Wendy Simon Joe and Karen Leonard Patrick J. and Debbie A. Uptal and Sejal Patel Dawn Simpson Charitable Fund Mathews Ricki L. Pearl Ronnie Sloan William Joe John Matone Michael R. and Gillian C. Ken Smith John and Doreen E. Swinney Michael Mattingly Peck Kenneth E. Smith Family Memorial Fund Robert C. Maxwell Eileen M. Pelton Luther Smith Mike Jones Michael McAleenan Josephine Peterson Dr. Stephen R. Smith and Wendy Jordan Atwood McAndrew, Jr. LeAnn Peterson Beth E. Armbruster Dr. Landy Weis Joy Duncan McBeath Maureen Phelps Radiah A. Smith-Donald Bruce Kading Evelyn M. McCarthy Philene Foundation William B. Snyder Anna Kaifesh S. McCullough Nan Phipps SPB Foundation Robert Kalogeros Jason McGhin Sabra Pitler Stuart Speyer Marilyn Kanter Dr. Rita McGill Pledgeling Foundation Michael D. Spigler, MCHES Gene and Terry Kaplan McKinley-Scardina Kasih Shirley Plutsky James Stanton Jay Kaufman Fund Jenna Pradhuman James Steverson David Kaveh Donald A. and Madeline L. Janice Pratt-Scott Campbell Steward Richard L. and Judith M. McMullen Sally H. Price John Stojevich Keating Pamela W. McNamara Cheryl Purcell David Stokey Ann Marie Kellett Vanessa Melendres Julianne Puzzo Stephanie A. Strickland Edward Kerbs Keith Mello Judith J. Queitzsch Marshall Strisik Noreen C. Key Paul R. Meyer Mary Randazzo Jerry Sustala Daniel J. Keyer Kenneth Mihalka Scott C. Randolph David Sutton Romel Khan Judith Miller Paul Ravnikar Alissa S. and Ross H. Taff John Kibblehouse Paul L. Miller Cotton Rawls, Jr. Aubrey Taliaferro Jerry D. Klepner Dr. Richard T. Miller and Ashley Rebmann Suzanne M. Tanaka Sarah Miller James T. Knowles Richard and Joyce Baskin Rey Tariche Mary Ann Miller-Messana Carol Kohama Charitable Fund Robert M. Tarola, CPA, CGMA Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Brice Kornegay Richard L. Richman Mr. and Mrs. Lee D. Taylor Miraglia Stephen Korzeniowski Al Richter, Jr. Kim Teff Cynthia Mirsky Anna Kottgen Lori Ridgely Liz Tennican Robert Mitchell Joseph Kretz Catherine Ridgway The Crane Funds Michael Mocknick Jerry and Cheryl Kuhn Joe T. and Joann S. Roberson The Phase Foundation Bertram F. Mokros Kurtz Family Foundation Sean P. Roddy, CPA, CMA The Seabird Foundation John B. Moriarty, Jr., Esq. Paul Laflam John E. Roe, Jr. The Sheehan Family Carol A. Morris Linda Lamaire Bridget Roots Charitable Fund Walt and Edie Mossberg Gregory M. LaSpina Leon Rosenberg The Triple T Foundation David Mossman Daniel Law Dr. David A. Roth Kent J. Thele Mr. and Mrs. VandenBerge’s Samuel G. Leemon Christy and Donald J. Roy, Jr. Gabriella Thomas Charitable Trust Leonard E. Zedeck Charitable Tamara Ruggiero Fred Tillman Rebecca Muhle-Cartsos Foundation Adam Ruttner Bettye J. Triplett Sasidhar Mukkamala Dee Leslie Dr. Dawn Sabau Edwin C. Trisler Valerie Murphy Kathy Levenberg Van Saguiguit James R. and Susan J. Troutt Gordon Lipscy National Christian Foundation East Samuel Denmark Family Jody Troyer Gary and Marlene Littlejohn Tennessee Fund Neal Tully Yuk Ming Liu James R. Nelson Lee H. Sandwen Ashley Tupper Tod Lonero Bethene Nicolosi George N. Scandalios Virginia B. Turba Connie Losier Maura Nicolosi, Esq. Paul Scariano Jessica Tyler John C. Lu Karin M. Niles Jan Schilling Frederic Umane Jeffrey Lyman Cathleen W. Nordeen James Schneider Gloria Valdespino Karl J. Lyons Dr. Silas P. Norman Gregory S. Schuh Diane Van Dusen Perry J. Lyons Carolyn R. Oehler William J. Schuyler Karen J. Vesely Ma Charity Fund Jonathan Ogilvie Ronald H. Scott Pam Voisard Brian Machtley David Oliverio John Scremin Wadsworth Family Mae Casali Bonvicini Charity Randy Olsen Guy W. Sellars Foundation Foundation
American Kidney Fund Annual Report 2020 | Page 29 Barron Wall Ms. Frances E. Ashe-Goins, Lawrence P. Bush Wayne and Vivian Day Martha S. Wall RN, MPH, FAAN, PhD Rebecca R. Cabe Monte Deforest Sara Wander James Atkins Monique Calderon Deila Hudland Rev Trust Reino I. Wantin Atlanta Pools, Inc. Carol Cambria Richard L. DeLap Dr. David Wark Atlantic Reinforcing Blayne Cannon Democracy Fund Larry H. Warren Concrete Company, Inc. Jack Carey Molly Derosa Geraldine Washington William E. and Mary A. Bach Edward Carlson Daniel Desmarais Phyllis I. Webber Jeanne Baer Anthony and Bonnie Cascio Dudley G. Diebold Walter Weber Dr. and Mrs. Vinod K. Bansal Jeremiah Cassidy Michael F. and Winnifred S. Bob and Marilyn Weiss Salvatore Barbagallo Frank Castellano Dodd Max Wepasnick Barry P. and Karen S. Cattaraugus Region Darren Doherty Barbash Marilyn J. Weston Community Foundation - Johanna Dolce James W. Barber Gary W. Whalen and Sheila Mildred Milliman Fund Donald E. Bugh Revocable A. McConnell Nicole Barrow Adrienne H. Chandler Trust Mary Jane White Carol Barth Barry Charles Antonia M. Donohue Mike White Tony Batarse William Cheney Clare R. Dove Daniel and Cynthia Whitney Dr. Paul E. and Connie R. Dr. Robert Chevalier Frank Downs Bates Mrs. Gail Wick, MHSA, RN Lawrence Chew Michael E. Doyle Charles Beach Barbara Wikoren Roy Christiansen Michael Dozier Linda Bean Mark R. Wilkinson David Claahsen DPC Barbara Becwar Dr. Julie A. Wright Nunes Carroll Clarke Patricia Duff Dr. George Beddingfield Joseph and Elaine Yahner Maureen Clarke Herron Duke Dr. Sharina Belani Timothy Younkin Peggy E. Cleary Steve Duke Elaine G. Belter Theresa Zandi Peter Clough Mary L. Dunaway Linda S. Benbow Eric Zehnder James Clouser Barbara H. Dunn Dominic Bencivenga George Zimmerman Thomas Clouser William Dunton April Benefield Martin Zinn, III Thomas Colantuno Carol Earls Dr. Robert Benz Beth Zubatkin Margaret M. Cole Susan Eastwood Don and Carolyn Berger Walter R. Zydlewski William Collins William Edwards Danilo R. Bernardo, MD and Commonwealth Charitable Laurence Eggers Imelda B. Bernardo, MD $500-$999 Fund Ronald H. Eich Betty Berry Kenneth Aaron Daniel O. and Deborah Gene Eldridge April Beuder Conkle Dr. Jeffrey and Mrs. Ruth Hani Elias Balbir Bhogal Abrams Laurie C. Conner-Jarrett Mark Elliott Edward Bielecky Joan Ace Carlene Cook Carolyn Engblom Kathleen Biggins Maria Acosta Wilma Cooke Joseph Ennesser Jon Biggs Pedro Acosta Mena Lillian J. Cooper Stephanie Entenmann William and Nancy Blashke Adam D. Handwerker Michael V. Coratolo Paul and Peggy Eoff Richard Bloch Philanthropic Fund Mr. and Mrs. Chris Corbett Jim A. Evanson BLR Fund Mavis M. Adams Jimmy Corbett Jean Fagerstrom Deno Bokas Adirondack Foundation Kendra Corbin Carlyle W. Fay Chris Bouziden Andrew Agency Frank Cormio David Feierer Angel M. Bowie Sunil Aggarwal Conrad Cota Jack M. Feldman Julie Bowser Tim Ahern Raymond Cote Felix M. and Barbara B. Kristen Albers Anne M. Bramsen Wendy Covelli Reyes Charitable Fund Susan Aldrich Arnold Bressler Susan Cox Joseph and Jamie Felock David Alexander Kathleen Brezinski Timothy A. Craig Kenneth Fent David A. Alexander Susan Bromberg Tamara Crouch Mark Feroglia Patrick Alexander Arlene A. Brown Leonard Custer Fibus Family Foundation Allen Carkner and Patricia Rosalyn P. Brown Dale Daddona Kevin Fields Tind Family Fund Adam Brueggemann Mary Daly Frances Firek Dr. Siva and Mrs. Geetha Gordon Bryan Michael D’Angelo Christopher Fischer Ambalavanan David Buechel Dr. Byron D. Danielson J. Ben Fitzhugh Amy Ambrose Timothy Buhite Tom D’Antoni Brian Flanigan Catherine Anderson Richard Bullard Patrick Darby Flora Belle & Bessie Abigail Lorinda Anderson Peter Burbank Deborah Darcy Moss Foundation Fredrica Applebaum Angila Burke Beverly H. Davis Cynthia M. Fogg Marguerite Arbuckle Allen and Jean Burns Clark Davis Hanley T.D. Fong Simin Arjmandi Stephen Burt P. Davis Martin Forchheimer
American Kidney Fund Annual Report 2020 | Page 30 Jefferson M. Ford Nicholas Harvey Thomas and Dorothy Scott Marion Dr. Michael Forman Marjorie Haun Komnick Cynthia Marker Forst Foundation Rebecca Hawkins William E. Konnecke Carol Martin Fox Foundation Jennifer Hazlett Rebecca Kornas Dr. Ileana Martinez Brian Fox Richard W. Healy Elliott M. Kroll Jose Martinez Sharon M. France Robert Henderson Saeed Kronfli Orlando Martinez Frank Wright Memorial Ledonnis Hernandez Paul A. Krumhaus Ira Mason Fund Arlene Herzberg Robert Lacy Marissa Mastrocola Richard Frechette Dr. Joel J. and Mrs. Christine James Lamb Allan Matusevich Lou Fuentes M. Hillhouse Fred Lancaster Theodore R. Maynard Gary Fultheim Larry K. Hinerman Stuart Landesberg Tracy Mayne Gabbay Family Fund Kenneth S. Hirschel Susan Landesman Juliann McAdoo Latisher Gaines Taylor Hirschey Gary Lang Dale McDonough Caren Gaitman Vicky Hoe James Langley Thomas McGuffin Amanda Gamble Lowell Hofer Larry K. Hinerman Gift Fund Sharon R. McIlrath Dr. Pablo Garcia Mr. and Mrs. Stanley R. Andrew LaSalle Bill McKiver Evelyn Gardner Hoffberger Thomas A. Lavigne Iris McLean Sharon Gartner Hugh H. Hoffman Robert Lawner Scott McNellis Bonnie Gatof Jim Hooper Thomas S. and Madalena Mario Melchor Paul R. Gauvreau David R. and Dora Hopkins Lawrence Terri Merema David Gavrin Genevieve Horenziak Maurice Lazenby Douglas Merkobrad GE Foundation Margaret E. Howard James B. Leary John Michele James Gehrke Jay W. Hubsher Linda Lee Donald Middleton Jeanne George Deborah Hunter Donald Leigh Paul Miles Mary C. Gibson Janice Iati Charles and Kay Lengle Avril Miller Catherine Gilet IgAN Foundation Steven Lepisto Barbara Miller Darren Goldman W. Ireland Daniel Levitan David Miller Amanda Goldstein Sandra J. Irlando Bobbi J. Lewis Delano Miller Lisa Goldstein Carol Irvine Mark Lewis Matthew Miller Good Hope Community Allan Jacobs Stanton Lewis Dr. Michael Miller Church Shivani Jain Gary Lieb Dr. William Mitch Richard E. Goodman The Janklow Family Chris Lindelof Matthew W. Mitchell Wayne A. Graham Douglas Jefferson Larry Lindholm Mocknick Family Fund Donald Granger Johnson Family Charitable Neal Linebaugh Nicole Monson Lead Annuity Trust W.R. and Crystal C. Graybeal Brian Linstrom Michele R. Moran Johnson/Platt Charitable Michael Green Bryan Lisser Morris & Rae Spivak Fund Keith J. Greene Valeriya Litvak Foundation Harry F. Johnson Susan Greenhawt Mark Livingstone Bryce Morris Joanne M. Johnson Stella Greer Robin K. Loffer Edward A. Morris Michael T. Johnson and Virginia R. Greer Barbara Loll Dr. Robert F. and Mrs. Anne Robin D. Kinser Gitta Grether-Sweeney Jeffrey A. Loos D. Morrison Carolyn Jones Catherine Grissom Ernest A. and Joanna Lord Lorena Moulin Lorraine Jurist Michael Groothuis Richard R. Loucks Julie A. Mulkey Joshua Kaminstein Adele M. Grossi Mary Love Rose M. Muradas James Kandell Rene Gutierrez Peter Lucnik April Murphy Howard E. Kane Ray Hagerman Christoph H. and Emily Christine Murphy Gary Karlitz Betty A. Hagopian Luebbering Thomas E. and Christina E. Dr. Rajat Kaul Ralph H. Hahnfeld Gary Luefschuetz Murphy Diana Kauppinen Victor M. Halbach Barbara W. Lundberg Chuck and Lauren Muzzy KDIGO Glenn Haldan Thomas A. Lunney Dr. Anandhi Narasimhan Dr. Randall T. Kelly Dr. Ronald K. Hamburger Allan and Diana Lyons Nathan and Helanie Betnun Theresa Kelly Gregory J. Hamer, Sr. and John Maggio Charitable Fund Brenda C. Hamer Thomas E. Kennedy Neeraj Mahindroo Linda Nelson Larry Harasansky Kevin Kershisnik Michael Makowenskyj New Hampshire Osteopathic Gisela Harbs Kenneth Keyser Mark Malcolm Association Harold & Carole Pump Bushra Khan Dr. Shakun Malik New York Business Development Corporation Foundation Susan Khani Samuel P. Mandell Jodi Nishimura Joanne Harrington Jeanette M. Klodzen James J. Maran Daniel Nolan Stuart Harris Steven Marino
American Kidney Fund Annual Report 2020 | Page 31 NORD Renal Pathology Society Randall Sharon JoBeth Thomas Kathy Norris Ruth Retzke Jarrod Sharp Krystal Thomas Dr. Stephen R. Novak Richard Family Charitable Richard Shelton Colin R. Thompson James Novitsky Fund Helen Shepherd Mary A. Thompson Margaret O’Connell Lee and Janette Richardson Robert B. Sher Daena Title David Odom Rane Richardson Beth E. Shewski Karen Troyan OHF Richard T. and Melinda M. Clinton A. Short Karen Tubridy Garry Olson Richardson Wayne A. Siebert Linda Turner Eileen O’Rouke Brooke Richman Adam Siegel Mary Underwood Michael and Kathleen F. Mark L. Rickard John R. Simmons Janet Uribe O’Shea Linda Rimmer John F. Simon Robert Van Iten Eliot Ostrow Robert and Diana Scott Tiffany Singleton Eddie VanCott Charitable Fund Melina Ovanessian Susan Sink Gary L. Vanhoff Angela Roberts William S. Overton Ashlee Skramstad John Varga Dr. Cheryl Roberts Amber Owen Rose Sloan Sheri Veal James and Linda Roberts Holly Owens Anneliese Smith Dr. Joseph A. and Mrs. Lisa A. Robin Marcia Page Brenda Smith Emma F. Veys Jennifer E. Robinson Richard W. Palmer Gary Smith Diane Villafana Julie Robinson Lorraine Palumbo Margaret Smith Matthew Viragh Raquel Robledo Peter J. Papasifakis Matthew Smith Pamela K. Vives John A. Rodger, Jr. Tassos Paphites Michelle Smith Dennis Vo Gloria Rosenzweig Jagruti Patel Kristy Snelgrove Sheridan Vo Robert Rossiter Jennifer Patterson Keith and Elaine Snyder Dr. Judith Voet William D. Rossiter, Jr. and Kelly Patterson William Snyder Theodore Vogel, Jr. Erika Y. Rossiter Richard Patton Christopher J. Sokolowski Dr. Thomas Vrobel Virginia F. Rostvold Shontell Pearson Keith Soohoo John V. Wagner Darrin K. Rowe Kely Peoples Frank Spady Delores Walker Dr. Jeffrey R. Rubel Deana Perez Martha Speciale Jo-Anne Wallace Debbie Ruderman Jane Peterson John and Susan Spooner Linda Wallace Gerald Rudolph Oleksandr Petrus Morton Stamm Marian K. Ward Tamara R. Ruggiero Zechariah Pfaffenberger Stec Family Charitable Fund Joy M. Warfield Edward Runyon Edward and Lynn Philbin Robert L. and Krystyna M. Mr. and Mrs. Dale A. John A. Ruopp James Philipkosky Steiger Waters, Jr. Eva M. Russo Bryan Picard Lantz and Cathy Stein Alvernys S. Watson S. Rubenstein Family Julia B. Pigg James Stephens Brad Watson Foundation, Inc. Annette Pilote Dr. Robert E. Stevens WDG Family Foundation David S. Sabih, Esq. PKD Foundation Glenna G. Stewart Charmaine Wearing Janis Sander Steven Planchard Warrick Stewart Donna Webber Joseph Santana Cecelia Platnick Dr. Susan Stolburg Kathy Weber Jacquelyn Santoro Margaret Poggio Edna Stone John F. and Becky Arun Sardana Anthony Pogodzinski Ian Stuart Weidenbruch Satellite AutoGlass Tricia Welch Dr. Martin Pollak Foundation Gregory Svorinich Joann Werbung Michael R. and Randi Potack Marcela S. Schaub Leon H. and Carol R. Tager Mary Werner Peter Pranschke Steven Scher Jean Tam Gary Wetmore Debra Prescott Madeline Schettina Frances Taylor-Pleasants Lisa White Thomas C. Presley Lawrence Schieken William and Donna Teat Justin Whitebread Mr. and Mrs. Ulric Y. Pryce Jeffrey Schlosser The Benevity Impact Fund Carl Pulvermacher The Community Foundation, Jamie and Krystine Robert L. and Margaret A. Whitmore Julianne Puzzo Schmerker Harrisonburg- Rockingham Harold Wickus Paul C. Puzzo Albert H. Schneckloth The Darla Dee Turlington Douglas Wigdor Jason Ramaker Frederick Scott Charitable Foundation Robert Wild William E. Rasnick Jane Scriptunas The Elena Melius Eric Wilhelm Matthew Ratner Alton Sefers Foundation Darryl Williams Mark Rauschenberger Sheena Sehhat The Feuerring Foundation Karen Williams Louise Ray David R. Sennett The Harar Family Sherri L. Williams Cindy J. Reed Fusun Sevgen Foundation Helen Winslow Deborah Reed William and Joyce Sexton The SAD Foundation Margery Wirtner Renaissance Charitable Annette Shapiro Thomas Jenkins Charity Dr. Walter Witkowski Foundation, Inc. Dr. Deepak Sharma
American Kidney Fund Annual Report 2020 | Page 32 Michael Wong David Baron Gary Callies David and Sandra Beens Daryl Wood John Bartlett Alberto Calvo Fund Douglas Wood Joseph F. Bateman, Jr. and Kevin Campbell Jerome Day Mark Worthington Cynthia Bateman William R. and Margaret Debbie Haynes Charitable Marilyn Yamasaki Marianne O. Battani Campbell Gift Fund Sherry Zamora Danielle Bauer Marilyn Carbon James Deck Joe Zazzi John Bauer John M. Carr Cheryl Delacretaz Eileen Zerby Jeffrey Beale Barbara Carroll Wayne Dennis Mr. and Mrs. Marc A. Charles and Wanda Beckner Edward Carter Maryann Descovich Zimmerman Tessa Bellone Judith Carter John Desrochers Kristina Zmek Nancy Bender Richard Cashman Michelle Devine James Zoia Jay S. Benet Charles B. Casselman Lynette Deziel James Benson Margaret E. Cates David Dick $250-$499 Dana C. Benzing Sarah Catt Paul Dietche AA Batarse Foundation Delbert W. Bergstrom Wilson Chan Linda Dillman Dr. Hany Abdelaal Gregory L. Bernstein Steven Chang Tamara Dillon Joseph Abraham Michaela Bevillard Kathleen Chappel James G. Direnzi Samuel Abrahamian Mary Ellen Bianco Greta Chatman Donald DiSanta Bobby Adams Thomas Biermann Virayot Chattrabhuti Theresa Dishman Kathy Adams Robert Bischoff Dr. Jeff Cheng Rocco DiVerita Marisa Adams Deborah H. Bishop Jonathan Cheng Cathy Dixon Dwight Adkins Leland Blackledge Evelyn Chereson James K. Donnell James Agnew April Blair Bruce Christensen Janice Donnelly Christer Ahl Elizabeth Blair Dr. Nageswara R. Chunduru Doris H. Douglass Shibley Ahmed Kathy Blattner Thomas Ciccola Rev. Liv. Trust Alan Kasow Trust Liana Blechinger Buttles Robert H. Clark John Dorminy Veronica Alford Marvin W. Blessing Ben Clausen Ernest F. Dorn, III Maria Alioto Irwin Bloom Carl L. Cline Rick Dotterer Elton Allen Dr. Alvan Bluhm Brian Clukie Clio Doukakis Richard C. Allen Howard L. Blum Nora Coblence Emmeline Dubbs Wayne Alonzo Michele Boccomino Bruce Coldren Sanjay Dwivedi Robert Altholz Cheryl A. Bocock Dvorah Colker Easton Utilities Commission Robert Altman David Bohmer Beth Collazo Dr. Gary Edelson Dr. Bruce W. Altrock Kathy D. Bratt Ana Collins Effie Efthymiou-Favreau Dr. Richard Amato Sharon Braun James Collins Michael Ehlers Herondina Anacleto Nina Bremer Suzanne Conran Milton Einstandig Bruce Anderson Donna Bremerman Ray Converse Ronald D. Elving Deidre Anderson Ruth H. Brewer Jerry Cook Joyce Emmons Mark Anderson James R. Broten Barbara L. Cooley John Englander Mary R. Anderson Brown Family Trust Robert M. Cordova Dr. David and Mrs. Stacey Epstein Sherry L. Anderson Diane M. Brown Julia Cornely Lori Ersland Timothy Anderson Linda Brown Paul Cors Vicki Ertel Alice Andors Paul Brown Cody Cortez Constance Estes C. N. Antich Pheobe Brown Andrea Coscarelli Catherine Evanikoff Steven Apostolides Thomas Brown William Cronin Robert Everist Peter Arcidiacono William Browning Wendy Crudele Melanie Ewing Bruce Armitage Grace Bubanja Fe Teresa Cruz Susan T. Fairchild Robin Arnold Buckley Fine, LLC. Milton J. Crystal Dr. Michael Falkenhain Anthony Aruffo Bob Burke Cecilia M. Cummings Cheri M. Farmer Kyle Atlas Michael Burnley Samuel Curtis Michael Faruolo Isidro Avila David Burns Steven and Lisa Curwin Richard L. and Nancy Fassett Amy L. Azarow Burton and Rose Kahn Ira Cutler Alex Faustini Michael Bailey Family Foundation Mark Cutts Cecilia J. Faw Krishna Baradhi Laura Burwick Arik Dadez Charles Fawcett Michael Barbera Barbara Buss Debora D’Alessio Adelbert Fernandez Jeremy Bare Calvin Cafritz Dave Daniel Joseph Ferramosca John Barker James Cafritz Dr. Steven Daniel Carol Ferrone George Barnes Patricia Cahill John Daves Robert Fields Michele Barney William Cairns
American Kidney Fund Annual Report 2020 | Page 33 Jerry Findley Julie Gosser Andrew Hoffman Karen Kellems Eric B. Fingerhut Karen Gosz John Hoffman Keller Giving Fund Michael W. Fisher Harry W. and Joan M. Steven Hoffman Linda E. Keller Pam Fite Gottshall Jere R. Hollmeyer Milica Kelley Wanda Fitzgerald Robert Goupil Michael Homan Jeffrey Kennon Todd Flamenbaum Christine Gramlich Mike and Joyce Hood Janet Kerr Gumer Susan Fleck Louis Grassi Beverly J. Hormann Ravi Keswani Alfred and Pamala Fletcher Greater Houston Community Dan Horn Luke Kim Daniel Flis Foundation Dr. David S. and Mrs. Susan Jonni Kimberly Ardythe M. Ford Augusta Greco S. Horn Carroll King Steve Forest Bunny Green Judith Horner Daniel W. and Valerie King Virginia D. Forrest Valerie Green Alan R. and Mary K. Justin King Lynn Fors Greenland School District Horsman Sandra King Richard Fradette Linda L. Greer Clinton Horton, Jr. Jonathan Kishpaugh Tom Frakes Darren Gregory Robert B. Howell Joshua D. Kistler Marni F. Frankel Daniell Griffin Daniel Hughes Tom and Beth Klaine Joel and Marilyn Franklin Dr. Agnes E. Griffith Debbie Hummert Anthony Knox James M. Frederick Nelsie D. Grissom Mary C. Hunter Oleg Kogan Michael French James Gueydan Janet S. Hupp Brent Kolb Lisa Friedman Clark John W. Gunn John Husser, Jr. James D. Koolish Jerald Fritz Brouston Hale Wazir Ibrahim Herbert A. Kraft Willis Funn Harold Hale Gene Imhof Dr. John S. Kruger Patricia Galteri Eugene Hall Stefania Impeduglia Beatrice Krynicki Larry Gamache Mike and Susan Hammer Robert Ingram Lynn Kunkel Anthony J. Garafalo Jill Hanchey Peter Iovino Janet La Fonte Ana Garcia Sophia Hansen James R. and Nancy E. Irwin William Lai Janet Garfinkel Megan Harbold Sam Israel Gary A. Lane Robert M. Garneau Charles Hardiman Patricia Ivey Lashner Family Fund Dr. Kelly Garrahy William Harmsen Ruby Jackson Stan Lashner Mary Garrison Phyllis Harnish Sandra K. Jackson Elizabeth Lassen Stephen J. Garvey Timothy Harrigan Sandra J. Jacobson Kenny Y. Law Dr. Philippe Gauthier Steven Harris Iris James Fred Ledlow Kimberly Gay Storma Harris Myrene Janke Ant and Belinda Ledue Amanda B. Gebicki Spencer Harrison Albert Jansen Darrell Lee George P. Clarke Advertising, Dr. Donald Hauler Nancy Janssen Stephen Lee Inc. Sufian Hazin Lana Jardine Yuan C. Lee Mary George Jeffrey Headley Archana Jayakumar Michael Leebove Gene Gerrard Doris Heaton Nicholas Jenkins Robin Lehmann Stephen E. Gervasi Thomas G. Heekin Royce John Mitchell Leib David Gesmondi Mary Heinen Clemmie A. Johnson Alan B. Leichtman, MD Nancy Gianakos Andrea Hektor Reggie Johnson Andrew Leitelt Barry Giaquinto Dr. Edward Helmer Richard Jones Fred Leonard Ruth Gibbons Joseph Henderson Jean O. Jordan Melody Lesane Cathy Giblin Robin Henry Stefan Joselowitz Mark Lescher Katherine Gibson Dr. Milnes Henson Gerard Joseph Judith Lesniewski Gurcharn K. Gill Carol Hess Mark Joseph Frank V. Lester and Diana Joseph Gingo Carolyn J. Hicks Robin Joyce Lambdin Scott Girard Abraham Higginbotham Judy M. Judd Karl Lichtensteiger Patricia Gleason Nancy S. Hill Charles P. Juraska Emily Lilien Kenneth Gliedman Glenn Hilliard Allen Kaiden Peter G. Linde Dr. David S. Goldfarb Eleni Himaras Louise Kalchek Patrick Link David H. Goldstein Cheryl Himes Carol Anne Kalmar Michelle Linser Michael Golub Bruce Hirsch Michael Kane Paul Litchfield Lina Gonzalez Kennard N. and Janis Hirsch Ann Kapitz Thomas Littlewood John Gordon, III and Ann W. Tracy Hoang Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity David Lively Gordon Georgia Hodge Girish Kashyap Marilyn Livermore Raymond Gordon Joy Hodges Susan Kaufman Linda Lomele Paul Gorley Patricia Hodor Asma Kazi Anacleto C. Lopez Dr. Thomas Gorman Charlotte Hof Carol J. Keaough Jerry Losness
American Kidney Fund Annual Report 2020 | Page 34 Lotane & Associates, PA Arlene Meyerson Patricia O’Ryan Andrew Reynolds Bruce A. Loughran Julie Mikkila Margaret K. Osborn Gary Reynolds Pamela Lowe Victoria Milam John O’Sullivan Richard & Joann T. Valeria Lowe-Barehmi Dorothy Milauskas Karen Otto Charitable Fund Ron Lynch Bernard J. Miller The Owen Family Willie Richardson, Jr. Xavier Lynch Michael M. Miller and Marita Stanley Pace Mary Riggin Eleanor S. Lysecky A. Powell Jason Paglino James B. Riley, Jr. and Nageswar Maddigunta Vincent Minerva Reynold F. Palaganas Sharon P. Riley Clark Maddox Rev. John J. Mink AnnMarie Pallo Dawn Ringo Robert P. Mahern Candy Mitchell Karen Pancurak Henry Ristuccia William Mamrack James Montero Lisa Parnell Linda Ritter Thomas Mancusi David Moore Michael Parris Robert & Lillian Philipson Foundation James Manthey Hona Moore Harry R. Parvey Roberta S. Frank Charitable John A. Maraz James D. Moore Dipesh Patel Fund Marcie L. Anthone Charitable Deborah Moore Mathis Ayurda Pathak Mr. and Mrs. Del Roberts Fund Jenni Morine Kristine Payant Randy Roberts Raymond Marshall John Morone Susan Payne Erin Robertson Karen A. Martin Kenneth R. Morris Eric and Suzanne Peck Linda Roderick Dr. Robert L. Martin R. R. and Cora W. Morrissette Terri Pelletier Norma Roessler Martino Family Charitable Brian Morrissey Henry Perez Annie Rogers Fund Mary C. Morse Michael J. Perkins Willie E. Rogers Ricardo Martins Eddie L. Moses Ralph L. Pernice Karen Rogerson Sharon Martt Ronda Moss Mario Perrotta Peter Roitman Jen Marzano Michael J. Moukheiber David Perry Robert S. Roman Victor Maselli Georgia Moyka Holly Peterson Jose Ronchetta Charles Massare, Jr. Alisha S. Mulkey Gerald Pfeffer David Rosenbluth Kara Masters Susan Murphree James Philipkosky Gloria Rosenzweig Larry and Linda Matlack Alvina Murphy Douglas Philips Joshua Ross Linda S. Matlack Deborah Muzzin Nicholas J. and Mary Elliott Roth Peter and Barbara Matton Maxine Myers Philopoulos Stan C. Rouse Charles and Karla Maxwell John M. Nabielec Irving and Sharon Picard Steven Rowland Nancy McCachren Barbara Naddaff Rick Pielago Joseph Rubel Jennifer McCarron Sajid Nadeem Robert and Patricia Plankey Craig Rubin Joan E. McCauley National Financial Services, Deanna Poehlman Henri H. and Valerie R. Owen McClellan LLC Edwin J. Popek Rubinstein Gary L. McColley William Nehoda Neil Popplewell Alaina Ruble Patricia B. McCoubrey Cindy Nelson Gayle Porterfield Sherri Rue John and Sandra McCue Charles J. and Elidia B. The Porterfield Family Arthur Ryan David H. and Susan B. Newbold William Portnoy Alan L. Saabye McDaid Aaron Newman Lutz Prager and Pat Lark Dr. Ravi Sachdeva Ronald McElrath Latondra Newton Lara Price Fern F. Saddler William McGowan Karen Ng Delores Proctor Mary E. Salee Robert J. McGraw Channing Nichols Robert Proebstle Gina Salinger Michael McGreal Jason Nizialek Vincent Quartararo Suzanne Salisbury Michael E. McIntyre Lynda Noack Larisa Quinn Thomas Sanderson Martha McKinney Susan Nordyke-Smith Susan Rabinowitz Santa Fe Employees Janean McLaughlin Cheryl North John H. Rains, IV Adam Saravay Samuel McMillan David Oberdoester Jesus Ramirez Thomas Satterlee Dr. Joan McNicholl Willie Oestricher William Ramos Dr. Mary Sauve Sherman McPhee GC Oetter Garry Randall Mel Savitz William H. McVey David J. O’Hara Raymond Rapuano James Meale Daniel Oliver Scarpa Family Charitable Mahesh Ratanji Foundation Duane Meihost Audrey G. Olson Allan and Barbara Ratner SCDowning Charitable Fund Richard Meltzer Karen O’Neill John Ray Bill and Donna M. Scheible Michael Mercurio Keith I. Oringer Mark and Michelle Reavis Alex Schiff Jane Merrill Warren D. Orloff Monte Redman Ronald E. and C.M. Schiller Robert A. Merwitzer Greg Ormsby Robin J. Reeder William and Beth Schilpp Randall Meyer Dr. Dorothy Orr Lani Reichardt Theodore G. Schmidt, Jr. and Robert Meyerhoff Matt Orr Michael Retherford Elizabeth E. Schmidt
American Kidney Fund Annual Report 2020 | Page 35 Fredrick Schmidtmann Cecilia L. Soileau Samuel Thompson John Westerman Louise P. Schnitzer Nita G. Soref Gary H. Thorstens Shawn Weston Silvia Schnur Warren H. Sothoron Stacy Ticali Gloria E. Wheeler Kent Schobe Brad Souffrant Rafael Tirado Jeffrey White William Schoenhard David Spiegel David Tobias Mariah White Eric Scholl Joyce Spilde Valerie Tobin Edwin M. Wiles David Schropfer Paula Spinks Roland Todd Brian Wille Leonard and Celia Thaddeus Spratlen William Todhunter Nathanual Williams Schuchman Kumar Sreenivasan Kiem Ton Shelby Williams William and Dorothea Usha Srinivasan Jose Torres Yolanda Williams Schuler Fred Srulevitz David Trebour Bruce Williamson Steven J. Schuster Robert Stafford Marcus Trimpin Marc-Andre Wilson Helmut Schwab Joseph C. and Christie M. Janet Trunzo Michelle Wimer Selma F. Schwartz Steele Linda Tuomaala Kathleen Winkler James J. Schweitz, Jr. Steigrod Family Charitable Virginia N. Turba Troy Winkler Robert Scullin Gift Fund Jane Turner Larry Winnick William Seifert Marion Steiner Rashada Turner Barbara Wiplinger Edmond T. Sexton William Stephan Roger Tweed Mary Ellen Witte Amee Shah-Kahn Leuvet A. Stevens Joan Tyra Carol Wolf William R. Shea, Jr. David and Becky Stevenson Owoedimo Usoro Charles Wolf Annie Shelton Rand and Jen Stewart Kenyatta Uzzell Dr. Michael Wolf Paul Shelton Nicholas A. Stigliani Juanita Van Tilburg Rebecca Wolters Dhiren S. Sheth James Stillwell Ju Yu Varsos Jeanne Wong Mark Shields Charles Street Amelia Vinal Valerie Woods Sabrina Shingwani Lynn Stuck Dr. Panagiotis Vlagopoulos Joan Woodson Michele Shusterman Donald Sturm Rita Walker Chateau Wright Jonathan Siems Lori C. Suber, CCHT Mary Wallace-Barnhill Steven Wu Kuo Nicole Simmons, LCSW Kevin Suelter David H. Walters John N. Yanni Barbara Singleton Jeffrey Suhanic Stephen D. Walters Harry Yeaggy Frank Skocilich Dr. Surachai Sutha Bruce Waxler John Yoder Jerry Skwierczynski Hope Szabla Gabby Weber Andrea Young Andrew Slifka Gerard Teepe Jeff Weber Geraldine Zarek Kenneth Slomka Robert and Lorraine Terruso Joseph S. Weening Rose Zaretsky Jen Smith The CrossleyShear Team Paul Weinstein Terrence R. Zeller Karen Smith The Mintz Family Trust Debra Weiss Barbara Zettel Lori Smith The Simons Family Michael Weitzman Jeffrey and Linda Zissu Foundation Paul M. Smith Clarence Wenger Tmitri Zukowski William Thibodeaux William Snell Michele Wernersbach Alexander Zutkoff Larry Thill Andrea Snyder Ben H. Westberry, Jr. and Gary Zuzak Suzann Thomas Steven Soares Donna R. Westberry Joanne Zwack Julie Sohns Andrew Thompson James Westbrook
American Kidney Fund Annual Report 2020 | Page 36 Heritage Society The Heritage Society recognizes friends of American Kidney Fund who have either funded or planned a deferred gift, such as a bequest or life income plan, in 2020.
Augusta M. Stocker Charitable Trust Estate of Mary Angeline Dufner Leonard F. Hudson Charitable Trust Ding Medical Trust Estate of Mildred Gottfried Marie Altobelli McGeoghegan 2005 Diva D’Orsi Trust Estate of Morris E. Binkley Trust Edwin H. Blazier Revocable Trust Estate of Raymond A. Rohlfing Marjorie S. Isaac 2009 Charitable Lead Enroth Family Charitable Trust Estate of Ruth Kalish Annuity Trust Estate of Alice Smith Franks Estate of Tom Smith Salvatore M. Comado Trust Estate of August W. Lentz, IV Frances Oc Hardart Charitable Lead Sam and Lorenza DeMuro Charitable Trust Estate of Dean C. Burgemeister Annuity Trust Sidney and Sylvia Souers Charitable Estate of Earl A. Washington Frederick & Anna Morlock Memorial Trust Estate of Eleanore R. Akstin Trust Slawson Exploration Company, Inc. Estate of Howard F. Prass Helen M. Hughes Trust The Magic Mountain Trust DTD Estate of Jerrold Cohen Hugh F. Touhey Trust The Sally E. Abbey Revocable Trust Estate of Joseph R. Rogalksi Jeffrey Moskow Trust Walter Guido Trust Estate of Margaret C. Wilhelm Juanita Mabry Estate
KidneyNation Thank you to the following individuals who joined KidneyNation and raised money through do-it-yourself fundraising to support our lifesaving work. These individuals raised a minimum of $1,000 each in 2020.
Abigail Altman Shayla B. Harris Lianna Purcell Jennifer Armstrong Angeles Herrera Julianne Puzzo Steven Arzt Jeffery Holder Patricia Ramirez Thomas Banks Peter Husser Phil and Elza Roberts Kate McKeown Beilouny Frank Korzekwinski Steven Robinson Beth Bonar Ron Krokey Teresa Ronchetta Norman Buckley Jerry Kwok Donald Roy Ingrid Caparelli Michael Mancusi Andrea Miller Seitchik Geimi Renee Chism Aida Martinez Ben Shlesinger Carey Coleson Anya McInroy Gary Singer Jim Collins Martin McNutt Jeremy Smith Jessica Cook Zellua D. Moore Michael Spigler Aimee DiBartolomeo-Cody Jim Myers John Stojevich Doug Kanter Memorial Fund Bruce Namerow Reynaldo Tariche Shana Lipton Ghekiere Sebastian Navarro Laura Tomerlin Lauren Grasso Kristyn Nordfors Charles Waddell Maria A. Grasso Bethany Owen Candace Zaiden Alexei Mariano Green Khary Parker
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