We can’t care for each other if we don’t know each other
KinCorps creates experiences where families meet people whose lives look different from their own. These moments spark curiosity, build empathy, and leave families with something real to return to long after the day is over.
Connection across difference has to be built on purpose.
KinCorps designs experiences that bring together people who share a community but rarely share a room. Kids ages 5 to 13 and their parents spend time with local organizations and the people in them through play, creativity, and activities built for real connection. This is where civic life starts, not in a classroom years from now, but in a room with someone you may not otherwise meet.
WHY KINCORPS
Connection across difference has to be built on purpose.
The problem
The country is more divided than it's been in generations — people afraid of one another, cut off from anyone whose life looks different from their own. And it starts in childhood.
What’s missing
Most family service keeps everyone at a comfortable distance. Sorting and fundraising have value, but they don't build empathy — they reinforce a divide between those who give and those who receive.
What we do
We flip that. Families show up to connect through a shared activity, where everyone in the room is an equal. Everyone teaches, and everyone learns.
What Families & Partners Are Saying
Sarah has spent more than 15 years leading impact, evaluation, and youth development work at some of the country's most respected civic organizations — Points of Light, Multiplying Good, and the Creative Visions Foundation. She brings both deep experience inside the field and a researcher's understanding of what actually works.
Sarah Fanslau
FOUNDER & CEO
