She Has Never
Stopped Fighting.

My daughter Kelly is 37 years old, and she needs a kidney to keep living. Three years ago, she was diagnosed with End Stage Renal Disease. Since then, she has endured countless hospital stays and is now on dialysis 24 hours a day, 7 days a week — a grueling reality that has become her entire life.

Even on the hardest days, she is never alone

But this isn't the first time Kelly has had to fight. When she was just 7 years old, our little girl was diagnosed with brain cancer. I can't count the number of nights I lay awake wishing I could take it all from her — every surgery, every radiation treatment to her brain and spine, every round of chemotherapy. She went through things no child should ever have to face. And yet, she survived. Our family held each other and wept with gratitude. We got more time with her.

"Kelly never complained — not once."

That battle, however, left its mark. The radiation caused hearing loss and cognitive challenges. The chemotherapy quietly damaged her kidneys over the years. Kelly never complained — not once. To this day, she meets every hard day with a smile that makes you wonder how one person can carry so much and still radiate so much light.

Now, decades after we thought the hardest days were behind us, she is fighting again.

A kidney transplant is her best hope — and that gift can only come from someone like you. If you are willing to be tested as a potential living donor, or if you'd like to learn more, please click the link below. You wouldn't just be saving a life. You'd be giving a woman who has already overcome the impossible the chance to truly live it.

"Kelly has never stopped fighting.
We're asking you to fight alongside her."