2022 KIDNEY WALKTogether we are stronger than kidney disease!

Join us and show our kidney and transplant community that we are STRONGER THAN KIDNEY DISEASE! Kidney Walks will roll out across the country from west to east, starting with the British Columbia, Alberta and Saskatchewan Kidney Walks taking place in June, followed by Ontario, Atlantic Canada, Quebec and Manitoba in the Fall.

The Kidney Foundation is committed to following COVID-19 guidelines established by public health authorities. We invite you to read our COVID-19 Vaccination Policy for more details.

Join Us!

Register a Team Today

The best way to make an impact is to gather a team of loved ones, colleagues and friends. Setting up a fun competition with another team you know well is a great way to motivate one another!

Take the First Step

There’s no greater support than a loved one’s embrace. Get behind the one you love by making a big impact.

Connect with the Kidney Community

Kidney disease can be a heavy burden to carry, but you don’t have to face this alone. If you or someone close to you has kidney disease, reaching out to other people who know what you are going through can help make things easier.

JOIN THE TEAM!New to the Kidney Walk?

Here are a few tips and resources to help you get started with your fundraising.

Fundraising Tips
Participant Centre Guide
Walkers Guide
Social Media Guide
Kidney Cut-Out

WELCOME BACKReturning Participant?

You must register for this year’s walk, but you can use your username and password from last year to keep your donation history and personal page story and photos.

Get started now!

Join Us

Joignez-vous à nous!

Please select a regionChoisissez une région

Alberta (Northern) and the Territories
Alberta (Southern)
Atlantic Canada – Coming Soon
British Columbia & Yukon
Manitoba
Ontario
Québec
Saskatchewan

RegisterInscrivez-vous DonateFaites un don

Achieved

Louise Laviolette

Suffering from Polycystic Kidney Disease, the symptoms of irreversible kidney failure appeared in my fifties. My father also had PKD. I am now a transplant recipient and am so very grateful for the advances in research that have led to improved patient care. The Kidney Walk raises awareness of organ donation, which is so important to me.

Deena Backman

As someone who lives every day with Polycystic Kidney Disease I am so thankful for all of the amazing research that is being done to work towards a cure for kidney disease as well as all of the efforts of those in the community to help fund it. I have seen firsthand the effects of both fundraising and research and I am so thankful to be involved in it.

Craig Lindsay

I feel an obligation to the people who are going to be diagnosed tomorrow, next year and thirty years from now. They have a right to better treatments and I have a part to play in that. The Kidney Walk is a fun, engaging, active way to be a part of a bigger community.”

Caileen

The Kidney Walk has always been important to me as a way to show support for those living with kidney disease and those who love them. Now, however, I am happy that I can walk as a kidney donor alongside my kidney recipient, my dad. Seeing him walk with renewed vigor and health will make the Kidney Walk special each year.