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Over a thousand people participate in annual Walk for Kidneys

Photo caption: A GROUP OF walkers on the trail during the National Kidney Foundation Walk. In June, the National Kidney Foundation of Illinois (NKFI) welcomed 1,400 patients, family members, friends, and supporters of those with kidney disease to Diversey Harbor for the 24th annual Walk for Kidneys. People from all over Chicagoland turned out to embrace … Over a thousand people participate in annual Walk for Kidneys Read More »

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