Chapter Info
Welcome to the PKD Foundation’s National Capital Chapter Website!
Walk Coordinator Needed
The National Capital Chapter is currently seeking a volunteer Walk Coordinator. This is a vital leadership role for the PKD Foundation and the National Captial Chapter. The Foundation will provide you with support tools, including an invitation to attend our annual leadership training conference.
As a local Walk Coordinator, you will be responsible for:
- engaging new and returning team captains and participants
- organizing logistics for the Walk
- recruiting volunteers
- securing sponsorship
- promoting the Walk within the community, and helping raise awareness of PKD and the Foundation.
This event is a great opportunity for collaborative team planning. This role needs an average of 2-3 hours per week, with additional time commitments at key planning stages. If you are interested in sharing your talents with PKD patients, we would enjoy talking with you about this position. Please contact Cindy Wissinger at cindyw@pkdcure.org.
Recent News
Learn More about PKD.
Don’t miss out on our series of quarterly webinars designed to provide education and information about various medical and lifestyle issues related to polycystic kidney disease.
Click here to visit our NEW learning center and to view our FREE educational webinars!
News Flash! The National Capital Chapter now has a Facebook Group Page. Another great way to stay up to date with the National Capital Chapter. Click here to visit our Facebook page.
Meetings
The National Capital Chapter does not have any meetings scheduled at this time but we do want to hear from you. If you would like to connect with our Volunteer Chapter Coordinator, please email us at nationalcapitalchapter@pkdcure.org.
Local Events
2013 Marine Corps Marathon

Sunday, October 27, 2013

Click here for more details about the marathon.
Media
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Understanding Your Lab Results
April 10, 2013 Presented by Terry Watnick, M.D.
Find out what lab tests are important to kidney patients, what constitutes normal and when your health team needs to take action.
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