The KENNA Foundation Story

MaKenna Rae Houser, born on September 23, 1999 with lobar holoprosencephaly, left an enduring impact on her family by teaching them the profound meaning of unconditional love. Despite grappling with substantial physical and cognitive challenges since birth, MaKenna's presence exuded warmth and resilience, resonating deeply with those around her. Her life became a testament to the unshakable bonds of family, as her parents and siblings tirelessly provided unwavering support and boundless affection. MaKenna served as a constant reminder that love transcends all boundaries, measuring its depth by one's capacity to embrace and cherish the uniqueness of every individual. In her relatively short yet impactful life, MaKenna not only left an indelible mark on her family but also inspired them to celebrate diversity and treasure the boundless gift of love.

MaKenna's journey, despite challenges, inspired her mother, Kim Randall, to found The KENNA Foundation, showcasing the joy, connection, and potential for growth in all individuals, regardless of their abilities. Through this foundation, MaKenna's legacy endures as a beacon of hope, serving as a powerful reminder that love, acceptance, and the celebration of diversity can catalyze meaningful change in the lives of those who need it most. This organization is dedicated to perpetuating a legacy of love and inclusivity, specifically focused on healthcare transformation and enriching the lives of individuals with developmental disabilities by uniting communities and empowering families.

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