Donate Now – Jamaica Kidney Kids Foundation

We appreciate your support!
Your generous donation to the Jamaica Kidney Kids Foundation will help make a difference to children in the kidney community through education, research, advocacy and support.

Ways to Donate

Online Donations
Donations may be made via credit card or Paypal by clicking the donate button below.

Bank Donations
Cash or Cheque donations can be made in branch at any NCB location. On the deposit slip, in the available fields, please note your name etc. Then, please contact us with the details of the donation so we can send you a receipt.

Alternately, you may make a donation via your bank’s internet banking service.

Bank: National Commercial Bank, 1 Knutsford Boulevard, New Kingston

Account Name: Jamaica Kidney Kids Foundation

Account No: 35 1115882

Cheques

Please make cheque out to: ‘Jamaica Kidney Kids Foundation’ with your contact details and a note attached.

Post to:

Jamaica Kidney Kids Foundation

8 Carvalho Drive,

Kingston 10

Jamaica, W.I.

Charity Tins

John R Wong Supermarket
1-5 Tobago Avenue, Kingston

Loshusan Supermarket
Barbican Centre, 29 East Kings House Road,
Kingston 6

Manor Park Pharmacy
Shop 1, Manor Park Plaza,
186 Constant Spring Road, Kingston 8

Monarch Pharmacy
Shop 23 106 Hope Road, Kingston 6
Shop 23 Tropical Plaza, Kingston 10

Super Valu Home Centres
137 Old Hope Road, Kingston 6
58 Mannings Hill Road, Kingston 8

Super Valu Supermarket
56 Mannings Hill Road, Kingston 8

Fresh Foods (Super Valu) Supermarket
114 Constant Spring Road, Kingston 8

Max Brown
64 Hope Road, Kingston 6

Progressive Foods
24 Barbican Road

Elite Diagnostic Imaging Services
1 Holborn Road, Kingston 5

About our Founder

Dr. Maolynne Miller became Jamaica’s first paediatric nephrologist in 1984 and is the Founder and Chairperson of the Jamaica Kidney Kids Foundation (JKKF). A former Associate Lecturer and Paediatric Nephrologist at the University of the West Indies and University Hospital of the West Indies (30 years), she now works full time at her private paediatric nephrology practice at 8 Carvalho Drive in Kingston, and runs a paediatric nephrology clinic at the Cornwall Regional Hospital. She is passionately committed to the care of children with kidney disease and the development of Paediatric Nephrology in Jamaica. Her conviction is that “all children with kidney disease, regardless of their background, should have the opportunity to live to their fullest potential”. In her spare time, she is an avid reader of suspense novels and enjoys all legal television shows.