My sister Jennifer Kohl needs a kidney transplant. She just learned that her medical insurance doesn't provide sufficient drug coverage for her anti-rejection drugs.

How much do anti-rejection drugs cost for a kidney transplant?

Sufficient coverage of anti-rejection medication is essential because kidney recipients must take immunosuppressants for the life of the functioning kidney transplanted. The average cost of immunosuppressants is between $10,000 to $14,000 per year.

Many of you have reached out asking, how can we help? She needs help raising money for her anti-rejection drugs.

If you can help, please donate. All money will be used for anti-rejection costs and any remaining cost for transplant surgery after insurance (the cost of a kidney transplant averages half a million dollars).

Jennifer Browning Kohl is registered on the kidney transplant list at Emory Hospital in Atlanta, GA.

Thank You,

Angie Moon,

Big sister