PAYPAL GIVING FUND

Donor Advised Fund

PayPal Giving Fund is an IRS-recognized Donor Advised Fund (DAF) that lets you make tax-deductible contributions and recommend grants to nonprofits like Cardio Renal Foundation. Simply click Donate to PayPal Giving Fund, choose your amount, and your secure donation will be directed to support our mission in heart and kidney innovation.

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Make Philanthropy More Flexible

Through PayPal Giving Fund, you can make a charitable contribution to benefit Cardio Renal Foundation with just a few clicks. Your donation is received and processed by PayPal Giving Fund, which ensures that funds are delivered safely, securely, and efficiently to our foundation. Whether you give once or make recurring contributions, using a DAF such as PayPal Giving Fund allows you to plan your giving in a way that aligns with your financial goals and personal values.

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Learn More About Cardio Renal Foundation

  • Mission

    Learn more about our mission to turn possibility into progress and unlock the future potential of cardio renal care through the power of polymer science.

    Make It Count 

  • Leadership

    Trusted leadership that you can rely on to effectively change the paradigm of cardio renal health and usher in important new options for care.

    Don't Strive. Achieve 

  • Sponsors

    Sponsors of the Cardio Renal Foundation can play an important role in helping raise much needed funds to fuel important innovations in cardio renal health.

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Create Lasting Impact

  • Ways to Give

    We strive to provide you with many ways to make an impact so that you can work with us in a way that best suits your priorities.

    Your Gift is Everything 

  • Give a Monthly Gift

    Join a community of changemakers who provide steady, reliable funding to help drive bold advancements.

    Join Our Community 

  • Honor a Kidney Warrior

    Honor the journey of someone you know with a gift that brings a powerful, new choice in the fight against kidney disease.

    What Really Matters