Allie Warner is the Founder and President of KindNest, a nonprofit dedicated to supporting mothers and families in need. With a background in psychology and a passion for maternal and child health, Allie created KindNest to provide essential resources, advocacy, and a strong sense of community for mothers facing challenges.

As a mother herself, Allie understands firsthand the importance of having a support system. She is committed to building KindNest into a safe haven where mothers can find the help they need, whether through donations, educational programs, or community outreach. With experience in nonprofit leadership, administrative coordination, and fundraising, she is devoted to expanding KindNest’s impact and making a lasting difference.

Vice President, Kindnest

Jordan Weld is a physical therapist and passionate advocate for maternal and child well-being. He earned his Bachelor of Health Sciences and Doctor of Physical Therapy degrees from the University of Michigan-Flint.

As Vice President of Kindnest, and a proud father to his 9-month-old son, Jordan is dedicated to supporting mothers and children in need. His experience supporting his wife through motherhood has deepened his understanding of the challenges parents face, further fueling his commitment to providing essential resources, education, and community support to help families thrive.

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Hello! My name is Brianna and I’m the Secretary here at KindNest. I have a two year old son who I am home with everyday. As a stay at home mom, I understand the everyday struggles that us mothers can go through. It truly takes a village to raise a child, and here at KindNest we strive to be the village that many mothers need. I am so very excited to be apart of this nonprofit, and I look forward to helping out as many mothers as we can.