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Save the Date! The 6th annual Brighton Kidney Walk will take place September 6, 2008

  







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We encourage you to contact the driving force behind our walk, her name is Erica Perry and she is the Peer Mentoring Program Specialist at the National Kidney Foundation of Michigan. It is her continued dedication and ability to motivate and inspire that has us striding forward in our sixth annual Brighton Kidney Walk.

Contact:  Erica Perry, MSW
Email:     eperry@nkfm.org
Phone:    (734) 222-9800 ext. 214
               (800) 482-1455 (in state)
Fax:        (734) 222-9801

For more information on kidney disease prevention, awareness and treatment programs as well as donation and volunteer opportunities in the state of Michigan please contact the NKFM.

Contact:    National Kidney Foundation of Michigan
Website:    http://www.nkfm.org
Addrress:   1169 Oak Valley Drive
                  Ann Arbor, Michigan
                  48108
Phone:       (734) 222-9800
                  (800) 482-1455 (in state)
Fax:           (734) 222-9801

If you have concerns about this website or would like to support the Coyotes for Kidneys team please contact webmaster and Brighton Walk Committee member, Lauri Jean Crowe.

Contact:  Lauri Jean Crowe
Email:     bkwgiving@gmail.com
Phone:    (734) 878-3275
           
 

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This webpage was created by members of the Brighton Kidney Walk and Coyotes for Kidneys Team. Our purpose is to create awareness, prevention and educational opportunites in Livingston County and surrounding Michigan areas. Through our work with NKFM we intend to raise funds to achieve training and placements of  peer mentors in each of Michigan's 150 dialysis clincs. The Brighton Kidney Walk is an annual celebration of life for individuals living with kidney disease, dialysis patients, organ transplant recipients, donor families, living donors, the medical and business communities, and the general public. Through our efforts we hope to create an enriched experience for individuals living with kidney disease, lasting community awareness, advocacy and long-term support in the fight against kidney disease in Michigan, where 1 in 9 adults face this life altering chronic illness.