Yield-Heal-Thrive

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Yield-Heal-Thrive We support kidney transplant recipients & donors with essential resources & faith based care that promote healing, strength & spiritual growth.

Y,H&T is a 501(c)(3) tax exempt nonprofit. Contributions are tax-deductible to the extent permitted by law.

🩺 Prevent, Protect & Preserve: Kidney Awareness WorkshopJoin Yield, Heal & Thrive for a FREE, life-changing workshop fea...
09/05/2026

🩺 Prevent, Protect & Preserve: Kidney Awareness Workshop

Join Yield, Heal & Thrive for a FREE, life-changing workshop featuring Memphis experts in nutrition, kidney health, understanding your lab numbers, and emotional wellness.

📅 Sept. 26, 2026
⏰ 10:30 AM–2:30 PM
🎟️ FREE
📍Brown Baptist- 980 Stateline Rd, (Gym)
Southaven MS

Come learn how to protect your health, know your numbers, and make informed choices!

Register at yieldhealthrive.org or text 901-483-0412 for the registration link.

Prevent. Protect. Preserve. Your health matters! 💚

Join us in person to learn easy tips to protect, prevent, and preserve your kidney health!

One year ago today, my life changed forever. I was lying in a hospital bed, preparing to receive a new kidney from an al...
08/12/2026

One year ago today, my life changed forever. I was lying in a hospital bed, preparing to receive a new kidney from an altruistic donor. A peace came over me that I could not explain. My prayers had been answered. 🙌🏽

Everything in my life had doubled. This journey doubled my faith. I now have three kidneys, and I gained a new sister, brother, and nieces. I cannot thank Jesus and Jenny enough. 🙌🏽

Since then, I’ve written a book about my journey and started a foundation to help others affected by kidney disease.

There is nothing I could ever do to repay the Lord or Jenny for such a selfless sacrifice. To commemorate this incredible milestone, we will host our first workshop on September 26, 2026! (The link to sign up is in the comments.)

This workshop will feature dietitians who will teach us how to eat during each stage of kidney disease, mental health therapists who will discuss how to cope with an unfavorable prognosis, and kidney warriors who have overcome kidney disease, are living with kidney disease, or are currently in need of a transplant.

You don’t want to miss this event! Seating is limited.

And as for this kidney today… it is out here doing the Lord’s work! 🙌🏽🙏🏽❤️

🗣️We are LIVE!!! I am  proud to announce the website is here!  Our team has been working hard getting the foundation up ...
08/11/2026

🗣️We are LIVE!!!
I am proud to announce the website is here! Our team has been working hard getting the foundation up & going. We have so much in store for the community! Be sure to sign up for the quarterly newsletter of upcoming events. Be sure to make your tax deductible donation to our cause!

Our mission: To support kidney transplant recipients and donors by providing hardship resources, essential supplies and faith-based materials that nurture healing, restore strength & encourage spiritual growth. We also educate the public about kidney disease prevention, treatment, and organ donation to inspire life saving awareness.

Special thanks to Jenny Joyner for being inspiration to start this journey to pay it forward.

Special thanks to Leshundra Robinson for sending Leah my way! She did a great job!

🚫AVOID Diabetes🚫Avoid High Blood Pressure🚫Avoid Kidney Disease March is National Kidney Month 💚Be sure to follow  to inv...
03/06/2026

🚫AVOID Diabetes
🚫Avoid High Blood Pressure
🚫Avoid Kidney Disease

March is National Kidney Month 💚

Be sure to follow to invite friends & family to follow us for more for tips, upcoming events & seminars!

Did you know? 🧬Scientific research shows that many people of African ancestry, including African Americans, carry geneti...
03/03/2026

Did you know? 🧬

Scientific research shows that many people of African ancestry, including African Americans, carry genetic variants linked to a higher risk of certain types of kidney disease. The most studied of these involves the APOL1 gene.

These APOL1 variants became common thousands of years ago because they helped protect against the parasite that causes African sleeping sickness. What once offered survival advantage can today increase kidney disease risk.

About 10–13% of African Americans carry the high-risk form of APOL1 (when two copies are inherited), which raises the likelihood of developing kidney disease.

Knowledge is power. Understanding genetics helps us take proactive steps toward prevention, screening, and early care. 💚

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