Vickie Kincy bless child of God
A nonprofit fundraiser supporting
National Foundation for Transplants, Inc.Hi my name is Mrs Vickie Delores kincy and I was born with a kidney disease and I need you all help.
$5,095
raised by 17 people
$25,000 goal
National Foundation for Transplants foundrasier, is a wonderful support group. that has helped and still helping me. and many others that have a kidney disease, and I want to thank everyone for there donations. I could not have gotten this far without you all .and my first foundrasier went very well .thanks to pastor Marice hunt and Decond Al and others at Eternal peace Basptis church .and my dear sweet husband brother Percy G kincy and brother Calvin Hopson and brother Terry willams all of the four stars gospel group for putting this first foundrasier together for me .and I thank God for all the saints at the Lord's Tabernacle holiness church for coming out to surpport me .and I thank God for laying me on each of there hearts, and stood up for a important call. thanks to all of you . But my fight is not over yet. I'm only half of half way there .please continue to pray for me and my husband and we will continue to pray for all of you thanks again.i hope and I want to thank my two daughters for there surpport to.
I want to thank all of my donators for there surpport and I want to thank Mrs Michelle GilChrist for her hard work helping us get this far thanks again to all of you may God continue to bless all of us thanks again from sister Vickie D kincy and brother Percy G kincy.
Vickie Kincy
Transplant Type: Kidney
Vickie Kincy is awaiting a new lease on life. She was born with polycystic kidney disease (PKD), but didn’t know it until she was 30 years old. Since then, her kidney function has declined and doctors say a kidney transplant is critical. While she waits for a transplant, Vickie is on dialysis, which takes a toll on her quality of life and leaves her very tired.
During this difficult time, Vickie is thankful for the love and support of her husband, Percy, and their family and friends. Vickie looks forward to receiving a transplant that will free her from dialysis and allow her to feel like herself again. She enjoys attending church and spending time with her family, but her illness limits her activities now. Vickie wants nothing more than to be healthy again so she can be more active again and return to the activities she once enjoyed. But right now, she needs your help.
The average kidney transplant costs more than $414,000, and that’s only the beginning. Even with insurance, which will cover a portion of the transplant costs, Vickie still faces significant expenses related to the surgery. For the rest of her life, she will need follow-up care and anti-rejection medications. Post-transplant medications are very expensive, and they’re as critical to her survival as the transplant itself. Vickie’s declining health forced her to stop working, further adding to her financial burdens.
You can help by making a tax-deductible donation to NFT in honor of Vickie. If you'd prefer to send your gift by mail, please send it to the NFT Tennessee Transplant Fund, 3249 W. Sarazens Circle, Suite 100, Memphis, TN 38125. Please be sure to write "in honor of Vickie Kincy” on the memo line.
Thank you for your generosity!
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