A kidney donor drive will be held Tuesday night in Crown Heights, including talks by Rabbi Josh Sturm, Director of Outreach at Renewal, and Yaisef Telsner, a Lubavitcher kidney donor sharing his personal journey.

A kidney donor drive will be held this Tuesday evening, Chof Ches Sivan, June 24th at the Jewish Children’s Museum, from 6 to 9 in the evening. All that is needed is a simple cheek swab that takes just a few moments.

The highlight of the evening will be a program beginning at 7:00 PM, featuring words of inspiration and chizzuk, including Rabbi Josh Sturm, Director of Outreach at Renewal, and Yaisef Telsner, a Lubavitcher kidney donor sharing his personal journey.

The drive is being led by Renewal, the largest Kidney assistance organization in the USA, and is sponsored and endorsed by Badatz of Crown Heights, Crown Heights Hatzalah, Rebbetzin Chaya Mushka Bikur Cholim, Beis Shmuel- Chabad & Anshei Lubavitch.

The more people turning in, the higher chances of finding a match. The more people getting tested, the higher the chances of finding a match so they can live. 

Please be a part of this life saving mission. Get tested! It’s a simple swab. What takes just a few minutes out of your day, can potentially give many years of life to another person. 

After testing for compatibility, you can decide whether or not you want to go forward with the donation. Your decision will be kept completely confidential.

To qualify for testing, you must be between 21-65 years, AND in overall good health. Male or Female.