Last year’s National Kidney Foundation Walk set a record for money raised by a single walk at approximately $1 million. Inspired by that success, Taylor promised to exceed that total this year to support the NKF’s lifesaving outreach initiatives and research.
“I promised a year ago that we would raise the most money ever for the New York City Kidney Walk,” recalled Taylor. “Larry was beside himself and I said to him, now we have to follow through and we did.”
This year’s walk raised $1.140 million.
Co-Cheering on the Crowd (Top)
Konica Minolta’s Rick Taylor (left) and Atlantic, Tomorrow’s Office’s Larry Weiss (at podium) served as co-chairs of the 2019 New York City Kidney Walk on November 10th and greeted the many participants gathered in NYC’s Foley Square.
A Kidney’s Work is Never Done
Frank G. Cannata (left) and Weiss were greeted by NKF’s mascot, Sidney the Kidney who promotes messages of good health and stresses the importance of kidneys to a body’s well-being.
A Force to Be Reckoned With
Konica Minolta Business Solutions staff members came out in full force to participate in the Kidney Walk and help raise funds for the National Kidney Foundation, an organization dedicated to awareness, prevention and treatment of kidney disease.
Good Friends
Konica Minolta Business Solutions staff members came out in full force to participate in the Kidney Walk and help raise funds for the National Kidney Foundation, an organization dedicated to awareness, prevention and treatment of kidney disease.
Family Affair
Adam Weiss of Atlantic, Tomorrow’s Office and his wife Taryn took part in the Kidney Walk that focuses attention on the prevention of kidney disease and the need for organ donation.
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