The Kidney Walk is back at Harrison Park on Sept. 12, raising money for research and patient programs.
More than 30 communities participate in the walk in support of The Kidney Foundation, which has raised over $1 million over the past three years.
“We are incredibly grateful for the generosity of our supporters,” says President of The Kidney Foundation’s Ontario Branch Mary-Pat Shaw. “Their commitment has enabled us to fund innovative kidney research and provide programs and services that help Canadians navigate the challenges of kidney disease. We hope to reach the $1 million milestone once again this year.”
The impact of kidney disease extends beyond physical health. Many individuals and families also face significant emotional and financial challenges throughout their journey. Funds raised through the Kidney Walk help the foundation advance world-class kidney research and deliver peer support, while also providing trusted information through educational materials, webinars and websites like the Kidney Community Kitchen.
“We are committed to supporting people at every stage of their kidney journey,” says Shaw. “From diagnosis through treatment, transplantation and ongoing support, we want Canadians affected by kidney disease to know they are not alone.”
For more information, to register or to donate, visit www.kidneywalk.ca.



