Event Coordinator Job Description Tennessee Kidney Foundation (TKF) is a nonprofit organization focused on empowering and supporting individuals at risk or affected by kidney disease, and its vision is a Tennessee where the rate of kidney disease is minimized and everyone who needs care receives care. Providing innovative and life-sustaining prevention, education, and direct assistance…
Director of Development Job Description Tennessee Kidney Foundation (TKF) is a nonprofit organization focused on empowering and supporting individuals at risk or affected by kidney disease, and its vision is a Tennessee where the rate of kidney disease is minimized and everyone who needs care receives care. Providing innovative and life- sustaining prevention, education, and…
Dear TKF Friends, In 2018-2019, the Tennessee Kidney Foundation achieved many remarkable milestones in program delivery, community outreach, leadership development, and revenue generation. We have an incredible, engaged team of staff, board members, volunteers, and community partners working together to help us grow as an organization and provide exceptional support for those at risk or…
Share Your Story and Help Someone Today TKF is sharing stories about how dialysis patients, transplant recipients, living kidney donors, and CKD patients learned they had kidney disease and how their lives have changed as a result. If you would like to share a story about your journey, please contact us today. Kerry Long, a…
Beneficiaries can change coverage through Dec. 7 Tennessee’s 977,300 Medicare beneficiaries need to know that they can adjust Medicare coverage now through Dec. 7. The Tennessee Kidney Foundation (TKF) cares about Medicare Open Enrollment because, with 500,000 Tennesseans, or about 7.5 percent of our state population, at risk of chronic kidney disease, that means approximately 70,000…
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