Take Steps To Help Us Fight Kidney Disease!
Over 26 million Americans, or 1 in 9 adults, suffer from chronic kidney disease. Another 20 million are at increased risk and most don't even know it. Over 7,400 Tennesseans are in kidney failure and need a kidney transplant or dialysis three times per week to survive. You can make a difference in the fight against kidney disease by participating in the Gift of Life Walk in your community.
Register for the Gift of Life Walk nearest you at www.firstgiving.com/tkf
After you register, set up a personal fundraising web page to help you raise more money.

Take a walk to save the life of a kidney patient.
2010 Gift of Life Walk Schedule
September 11th - Nashville Walk
River Park in Brentwood
Registration begins at 7:30 am and the Walk will begin at 9 am. Team photos will be taken by Ron Box with Out of the Box Photography. Walkers may choose from a 1 mile, 2 mile or 4 mile route.
Honorary Chairs: George Blank, Dr. David Bratton, Tammie Edmondson, Katie Roy, Billy Shaw & Jim Southerland
October 2nd - Cookeville Walk
Tennessee Tech University
Registration begins at 8:00 am on the Quad across from Derryberry Hall. The Walk begins at 9:00 am and will follow a ¼ mile route around the quad.
Walkers may do the loop multiple times
Honorary chairs: Michael Blevins, Brayden, Kyle and Jenny Goolsby, David Lamberson & Karley Prince
Clarksville Walk

Walkers braved dangerous storms to participate in the Gift of Life Walk at Austin Peay State University on April 24th. Fortunately we were able to complete the Walk before the downpour. Special thanks to Chick-fil-A for providing all the activities for the Kids Korner, to Acro Dance Express for entertainment and to Kim McMillan for her help in judging our banner decorating contest. Click Here to View Photos
Columbia Walk

Thanks to everyone in the south central part of the state for supporting the 2010 Gift of Life Walk. Originally scheduled for May 2nd, the Walk was postponed due to the severe flooding in Middle Tennessee. On May 23rd we traded tons of water for extreme heat. Special thanks to Alex Barr for providing the music and to Sheriff Enoch George, Rick Sykes and State Rep. Ty Cobb for serving as judges for the banner decorating contest. Click Here to View Photos
Murfreesboro Walk

May 22nd was a beautiful morning for a Walk in the 'boro, sunny and cool.
Thanks to all of our participants, sponsors and volunteers who joined in the fight against kidney disease. Special thanks to our wonderful dee-jay, Jammin' Jimmy who always keeps our events lively and fun and to JACK 96.3 for their support. Sen. Jim Tracy and Rutherford County Register of Deeds Jennifer Gerhart served as judges for our banner decorating contest. Click Here to View Photos.
Questions?
Call Kim Troup at the Tennessee Kidney Foundation - (615) 383-3887
Or toll free at 1-800-380-3887
kim.t@tennesseekidneyfoundation.org
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