Help recruit, retain and develop exceptional faculty who are advancing personalized care for those who suffer from kidney disease and injury.

To dupport the purchase of kidney machines (or equivalent life-saving technology for persons suffering from kidney disease) at UW Medicine.

Supports kidney research at UW Medicine.

To supply destitute nephrology patients at Harborview Medical Center with temporary emergency aid in the form of rent payment (partial or full payment, directly to landlord), utility payment (directly to utility companies), grocery store gift cards to buy

The purpose of this endowment shall be to enhance the University's ability to recruit and retain distinguished faculty in kidney research.

To be used for research activities regarding kidney cancer, including salary support, in the Division of Oncology.

To discover biomarkers that can predict the onset of kidney disease. This work investigates the molecular mechanism behind injury to the urinary tract, such as the work being done in the Paragas lab.

To provide support for kidney research that will translate to the clinical improvement in outcomes in patients with glomerular diseases.

To support kidney health research with High Intensity Focused Ultrasound (HIFU), such as the work of George R. Schade, M.D.

To support research concerning the pathogenesis, treatment and prevention of immune mediated kidney disease, including support of basic immunology which may be relevant to the kidney in the Division of Nephrology.

Fast-track clinical research that improves the early detection, prevention and treatment of kidney disease and its complications.

To recruit and retain diverse nephrology researchers at the Kidney Research Institute, the Center for Dialysis Innovation and other areas in the Dept. of Medicine’s Nephrology Division, in collaboration with the Office of Health Care Equity.

To provide support for kidney transplant-related cancer research, such as the work being conducted by Dr. Christopher Blosser.

To provide for the Kidney Research Institute (KRI) expenditures such as faculty recruitment, dinners, travel expenses for faculty and staff activities.

To provide broad based support for research such as the work being conducted in the lab of Dr. Benjamin Freedman in the Division of Nephrology – dedicated to finding a cure for polycystic kidney disease and related disorders.

Help our researchers accelerate breakthroughs and pursue the most innovative ideas to prevent and treat kidney disease.

To be used to provide funding support for research and faculty in the Division of Nephrology.

To provide funding support for the training of fellows in the Division of Nephrology.

Helps fund emergency needs for kidney transplant patients at UW Medical Center.

To support kidney cancer research in the Division of Medial Oncology.

To support research and related activities in type I diabetes, kidney research and post-transplant and immunosuppressive medications.

In supporting this fund, you'll help our researchers investigate the best methods for successful kidney transplantation. This fund is administered by the Department of Surgery's Transplant Services division.

Provides funds for the purchase of equipment for the Kidney and Heart Centers of the UW Medical Center.

To support kidney dialysis research, treatment, and academic studies in the Division of Nephrology, Department of Medicine. This fund is being established in memory of Dr. Belding H. Scribner, former division head of Nephrology.

To improve transplant marketing for potential donors on the kidney transplant website.