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The National Kidney Foundation (NKF) Serving the Alleghenies is a non-profit organization dedicated to preventing kidney and urinary tract diseases. With millions of Americans affected by kidney or urologic diseases, the NKF works tirelessly to raise awareness, provide support, and promote research in the field. Through their various events and initiatives, such as the Kidney Gift of Life Honors Masquerade and the Pittsburgh Kidney Walk, the NKF strives to make a real difference in the lives of those affected by kidney disease and kidney cancer. Additionally, the NKF offers educational workshops and presentations, such as The Big Ask The Big Give Workshop on Living Donation and Your Kidneys You, to provide valuable information and resources to individuals and communities. By joining Team Kidney and volunteering with the NKF, individuals have the opportunity to contribute to the mission of preventing kidney and urinary tract diseases, ultimately leading to better lives and healthier futures for those in need.Generated from the website

Based in Pittsburgh, ASSET is an independent, nonprofit education reform organization that helps in improving teaching and learning processes. The center works in the area of science and technology education for children from kindergarten through grade eight. It offers a variety of resources for teachers professional development, programs evaluation and consulting services. The center s resources include instructional strategy courses and modules, coaching and mentoring, demonstration lessons, product orientation, and teacher s leadership skill development programs. Its other resources include environment and ecology toolboxes, refurbishment packs and block kits, science notebooks, and Web-based product access. Established in 1994, ASSET operates more than 45 member school districts, charter and private schools. The center serves more than 3,000 teachers and 125,000 students in over 200 schools. ASSET has partnerships with the National Science Resources Center and National Academies of Science.