Renal Support Network

The Renal Teen Prom is turning 20! RSN’s illustrious coming of age event is for teens and young adults ages 14-24 who have kidney disease. The Prom brings them together to share experiences, strengths, hopes… and a great party! This event is at no charge to attendees and one guest.

Go to the Prom

The prom is open to people ages 14 to 24 who have kidney disease and one guest at no charge. Contact us to get your invitation to the 20th Annual Renal Teen Prom or download and print the invitation and reply card. Fill out the reply card and mail or email to RSN at info@RSNhope.org by January 3, 2019.

Donate a Dress

RSN provides a prom dress to female prom guests at no charge. Do you have gently used or new formal wear and/or accessories that you would like to donate? All donations are tax deductible!

Get a Dress

Need a Dress to Look Fabulous for the Prom? RSN will have dresses available for selection at no charge to prom attendees on January 12 and 13, 2019 in Glendale, CA.  Contact us to make an appointment.

Get Updates About the Prom

Sign up to let us know you want to hear more about the 20th Annual Renal Teen Prom. Contact us and you’ll receive email updates and links to videos and photos after the prom in January.

Send a Teen to Prom

Help give a teen who has kidney disease something to look forward to and let them that they are not alone with your tax-deductible donation of $100. Enter “Send a Teen to Prom” in the notes section of the form.

Fundraise for the Prom

Create your own fundraiser to help support the Renal Teen Prom. It’s easy to get started, and we’ll give you all the support and tools you’ll need to make your fundraiser a success.

Have Questions?

Learn more about what’s entailed with this list of frequently asked questions asked about the prom.

Prom season comes early for teens and young adults who have been diagnosed with kidney disease, who are on dialysis or who have a kidney transplant. The first prom was held in 1999 by Lori Hartwell, RSN’s President and Founder, who missed her own prom due to being on dialysis from age 12-24 and missing many school activities.  She didn’t want other teens to miss this coming of age event and have the opportunity to meet each other. The prom brings these young people together to share their experiences, strengths, and hopes. It lets them know they are not alone and that ‘one friend can make a difference’.  This event is at no charge to attendees and their guests.

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