Not the best I could do but it still good. Essay #2 down 3 more to go

All my sneakers and I barley wear half of em. I guess ill sell some haha

if you go to WHS (Westmoor High School) and want to or are thinking of joining our team to walk with us we will be meeting up after school wednesday to think of fundraising ideas and shirt designs. Message me or facebook and we can talk more about it and where we are meeting. 

Thank You guys for all your support and such for this team, this walk and most of all my mom. really means alot and The Rocks family really appreciates it. 

we walk for that wonderful lady next to me <3 

have you heard of chronic kidney disease? well Over 26 million Americans-1 in 9 adults—have chronic kidney disease, and most are not aware of it. 
facts about kidney disease:

• 26 million Americans have chronic kidney disease (CKD) and millions more are at risk.
• Kidney disease is common, harmful and treatable.
• Each year, 112,000 people are diagnosed with kidney failure. That’s one person every five minutes.
• More than 547,000 people in the U.S. are receiving treatment for kidney failure. Patients with failed kidneys need dialysis or a kidney transplant to stay alive.
• 382,000 currently depend on dialysis to stay alive.
• 88,000 are on the waiting list for a kidney transplant.
• African Americans, Latinos, Asians, Native Americans and the elderly are at increased risk for kidney disease.
• The leading risk factors include high blood pressure, diabetes and family history.
• Early detection and proper treatment can slow the progress of kidney disease.

People always ask me how donating money will help. About 79 cents of every dollar raised goes directly to vital NKF programs and services:

• Kidney Disease Education through public awareness campaigns about risk factors and early detection, and free patient resources for patients and their families
• Early Detection and Prevention with NKF’s free community kidney health screenings and risk factor assessments
• Advancing Clinical Care by educating healthcare professionals and developing and refining CKD guidelines for diagnosis and treatment
• Supporting the Search for Better Treatments by funding millions of dollars into kidney-related clinical research
• Advocating for kidney patients with better public policies that benefit kidney patients, transplant recipients, organ donors and their families
• Promoting Organ Donation through END THE WAIT, a groundbreaking collaborative initiative to increase organ donation, and the NKF U.S. Transplant Games, an Olympic-style event that showcases the gifts of transplantation and organ donation