A personal note from the founder

When I was little, my mom took me every year to a quilting store — where the Seniors who worked there decided to live there too. It wasn’t a care facility. It wasn’t managed. It just was. And it was alive.

They stitched quilts.
They drank coffee and laughed.
They navigated illnesses.
They supported each other — and their kids supported them, too.

It was messy and real and full of love.
That feeling stayed with me.

And now, I’m building something that carries that same spirit — but with real, practical help built in.

Hi, I’m Brenna.
I’m the founder of KinzyCare — a platform for people who show up when no one else can.
Adult children. Partners. Friends. Or even someone who is supporting themself.
People caring for someone they love while trying to hold their own life together.

KinzyCare offers stage-based coaching, care plans, and full-spectrum support for families navigating aging, illness, and loss.

But beneath it all, it’s something even deeper:
A new way to bring connection and dignity back to caregiving.
A place where real help meets real heart.

What We’re Offering (Free Right Now)

• One-on-one calls with real care experts: care teams, social workers, medical workers, elder mediators, therapists, housing safety experts, grief doulas, and legal partners.

• Step-by-step help with dementia care, family conflict, legal decisions, burnout, and next steps

• Scripts, tools, and action plans you can actually use with your family — not just talk

• And yes — emotional support too.
  A place to cry. To laugh. To breathe. To figure things out without judgment.

This isn’t a corporate care company (though we know the rules — and when to break them).
It isn’t clinical (though we’re backed by experienced professionals).
It’s real support from people who’ve lived this, and built what we wished we had.

Why We’re Doing This

Because every family will face caregiving or crisis someday — and almost no one is ready.

The systems we have now?
They’re too cold. Too confusing. Too focused on transactions, not connection.

We believe in something warmer.
Something built on freedom, joy, and dignity.
Where families don’t burn out.
Where older adults don’t feel imprisoned.
Where people can drink wine, make art, grow tomatoes, and age or die on their own terms —
At home, or somewhere that feels like one.

We’re testing that vision now — with real families, real feedback, and real messiness.
And we’d love your voice in how we continue to build this.