Ottawa Walk-A-Thon to Support Kidney Health and Community Awareness
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Rocena Kidney Foundation describes its mission as helping improve health and quality of life for people affected by kidney disease, with a focus on healthier lifestyles and community support.
The foundation’s public events also include walkathon activities aimed at promoting kidney health awareness.
The organizers are encouraging community members to register online or support the fundraising effort through pledges, with tax receipts available for donations.
The local initiative comes as kidney health walks are taking place across Canada in 2026, bringing together communities in support of kidney patients, transplant recipients, families, and caregivers.
Beyond fundraising, the Walk-A-Thon highlights the importance of early awareness, screening, and culturally connected community health initiatives.
Rocena Kidney Foundation is organizing a symbolic Walk-A-Thon on Sunday, May 3, 2026, to support kidney health and raise awareness within African, Caribbean, and Black communities.
According to the invitation, funds raised through sponsorships and pledges will support kidney care initiatives, including education, screening, and support services for people affected by kidney disease.
Rocena Kidney Foundation describes its mission as helping improve health and quality of life for people affected by kidney disease, with a focus on healthier lifestyles and community support. The foundation’s public events also include walkathon activities aimed at promoting kidney health awareness.
The organizers are encouraging community members to register online or support the fundraising effort through pledges, with tax receipts available for donations.
The local initiative comes as kidney health walks are taking place across Canada in 2026, bringing together communities in support of kidney patients, transplant recipients, families, and caregivers.
Beyond fundraising, the Walk-A-Thon highlights the importance of early awareness, screening, and culturally connected community health initiatives.
