Kristina Fenimore Named Director At Kin Center In Buckingham

BUCKINGHAM, Pa. — Kristina Fenimore of Doylestown has been named director at Kin Wellness and Support Center, a free cancer center in Bucks County inspired by Corinne Sikora. Kin is open to cancer patients in treatment and recovery and their caregivers.

Kristina has an expansive career that spans Los Angeles and Manhattan, where she oversaw project deployment and developed programming in the entertainment and fashion industry at TV Guide Channel, ReelzChannel, USA Network and Ralph Lauren.

At Kin Kristina oversees operations, manages the practitioners and instructors and devises the programmatic slate that benefits all the guests of Kin.

Before Sikora died from brain cancer in 2020, she had a wish for one comprehensive place for those in the cancer community to find emotional and physical support. She envisioned a warm, welcoming, communal wellness and support center as a retreat for people at all stages of
their cancer journey.

Six days before she passed, she asked a friend to talk to the organizers of Pine2Pink, Keith and Kristina Fenimore, to see if they could make her dream a reality.

Within 10 months, the Fenimore’s had built and opened Kin Wellness and Support Center. Kin currently supports more than 150 local cancer patients and has 39 practitioners and instructors donating their time and providing services to both cancer patients and caregivers at no charge. Their mantra is, “By the community, for the community.”