We improve lives at every stage of kidney health.
The National Kidney Foundation of Hawaii is the leading 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization striving to eradicate chronic kidney disease (CKD) in Hawaii. We provide health education programs, clinical patient services, innovative research, and other efforts to prevent, treat, and manage chronic illnesses, including CKD, diabetes, high blood pressure, and gout.We invite you to explore our programs and services as well as the many ways to donate toward our mission. Mahalo for supporting the health and well-being of our community!We improve lives at every stage of kidney health.
The National Kidney Foundation of Hawaii is the leading 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization striving to eradicate chronic kidney disease (CKD) in Hawaii. We provide health education programs, clinical patient services, innovative research and other efforts to prevent, treat and manage chronic illnesses including CKD, diabetes, high blood pressure and gout.We invite you to explore our programs and services as well as the many ways to donate toward our mission. Mahalo for supporting the health and well-being of our community!Join us for the 2023 Kidney Walk
Saturday, March 25, 2023 at 8 AMKapiolani Regional Park
Presented by The Queen’s Health System in partnership with Horizon Therapeutics and U.S. Renal Care
Kidney disease and related conditions like diabetes and gout affect so many in our community. Help us raise awareness and funds for programs that save lives. Sign up for free!
Register Here
Join us for the 2023 Kidney Walk
Saturday, March 25, 2023 at 8 AMKapiolani Regional Park
Presented by The Queen’s Health System in partnership with Horizon Therapeutics and U.S. Renal Care
Kidney disease and related conditions like diabetes and gout affect so many in our community. Help us raise awareness and funds for programs that save lives. Sign up for free!
Register Here
2023 Living Well with Kidney Disease and Diabetes Consensus Conference
June 29-30, 2023Hosted by the National Kidney Foundation of Hawaii in collaboration with the National Forum of ESRD Networks
Join us in Honolulu, Hawaii for insights and discussion about helping patients to achieve living well with kidney disease in the era of value-based models of kidney care.
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2023 Living Well with Kidney Disease and Diabetes Consensus Conference
June 29-30, 2023Hosted by the National Kidney Foundation of Hawaii in collaboration with the National Forum of ESRD Networks
Join us in Honolulu, Hawaii for insights and discussion about helping patients to achieve living well with kidney disease in the era of value-based models of kidney care.
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Do Good for Hawaii
Hawaii's #1 Car Donation Program
Donate your car, truck, van, or SUV to Kidney Cars to save lives and receive a great tax deduction. Our process is convenient and hassle-free.
Donate Your Car
Clothing Donation In Your Neighborhood
Declutter your home and make a difference! Drop off items at a Kidney Clothes donation pod near you or book a FREE home pickup.
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Make a Gift
Your donation stays in Hawaii to fight kidney disease, fund programs, raise awareness about kidney health, and save lives.
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Programs for Every Health Goal
Eat better, move more, understand your kidneys, and receive the coaching and support to build healthy habits.See Our Classes
Make a Health Clinic Appointment
Connect with our expert healthcare providers for 1-on-1 chronic disease management and nutrition counseling.Request Info
About Us
Since its founding in 1988, the National Kidney Foundation of Hawaii has continually transformed its initiatives to lead groundbreaking public health solutions and respond to the greatest needs of our community.
In 2005, we spearheaded the GFR Alliance in Hawaii to build knowledge and acceptance of the GFR (glomerular filtration rate) test. Hawaii was the first state to have GFR readings automatically reported in lab results once a blood test is ordered. Every single day, the eGFR blood test result helps thousands of Hawaii residents by detecting kidney disease early while there is still time to establish healthier habits and prevent kidney failure.
When the COVID-19 pandemic struck the world in 2020, we stepped up to protect the health of our community.