Donations

Can you help LAKPA support kidney patients across our area?

We cannot do this without your help and will be very grateful for any donation you are able to make.

All money raised goes directly to help kidney patients.

Kidney disease is increasingly common and, in most cases a diagnosis will impact the rest of a person’s life.

This takes its toll both emotionally and physically which means that person and their families and carers need the support of charities such as LAKPA which is run entirely by volunteers, all of whom have had their life impacted in one way or another by kidney disease.

LAKPA is free to join and is run entirely by volunteers so all the money raised is directly used for the benefit of kidney patients.

Supporting LAKPA with a donation


There are three ways you can send money to LAKPA.

    • JustGiving – you can simply make a donation via our Just Giving page.
    • Cheque – you can post a cheque, made out to the Lister Area Kidney Patients Association (LAKPA), to our Treasurer: Anthony Byrne, 8 Elm Walk, Stevenage, Herts, SG2 9UY.
    • Direct Transfer – you can make a direct transfer to the LAKPA bank account: Sort code 20-41-12 / Account No 90483184.

Gift Aid
We would love you to consider adding Gift Aid to your donation.

  • If you use JustGiving, then you can add Gift Aid online.
  • If you send a cheque or make a direct transfer, please let Anthony know of your wish to add Gift Aid and provide your contact details to him. He will send you a Gift Aid for to sign.
  • Alternatively, you can download and print a copy of the form here and post it to him with your cheque.

 

Donations for kidney patients in Hertfordshire
Support for kidney patients in Hertfordshire

How we use the funds

  • Subsidising summer outings and celebration meals to bring some fun into the lives of patients, their carers and the renal staff that support them.
  • Producing a Newsletter and developing and maintaining this website.
  • Welfare grants to patients suffering hardship in consultation with the renal social work team.
  • Supporting initiatives such as the Peer Support programme, the Benefits Advise & the Young Adults Worker.
  • Purchasing equipment as identified by the clinical team which would not otherwise be provided through the NHS.
  • Providing decorations for all the units at Christmas.