About Kit Well
Our Mission
The mission of Kit Well is to bring smiles, support and relief to people when they need it, and to give family and friends a way to contribute to the well-being of their friend or relative when physical presence is challenging. Our kits are thoughtfully curated and are lovingly hand-packed.
Our Story
Hello! I’m Niki Motz, founder of Kit Well. With the help of my family, I launched Kit Well in 2024 in Bloomington, Indiana, but the idea began many years earlier.
As a nurse and new mother working in a college town, I cared for many college students when they were sick. I found myself worrying about them the way I worried about my own children. I would recommend simple comforts like warm soup, tea with honey, throat lozenges, and plenty of rest, only to send them back to dorm rooms or apartments without the basic supplies they needed to feel better.
I often wished I could simply make a trip to the store for them. I wanted them to feel cared for and supported, even when they were far from home.
The idea took on new meaning in 2020, when people everywhere were isolated and relying on friends, family, and neighbors for care from a distance. I realized that the need for a thoughtful delivery of comfort wasn’t limited to college students. Sometimes, everyone needs a little extra care.
That realization eventually became Kit Well.
Each kit is thoughtfully curated from my experiences as a nurse and a mother, with practical remedies and comforting essentials designed to make being sick a little easier.
Being sick is a part of life, but I believe a little preparation, comfort, and care can make a difficult day feel much better. That belief is at the heart of Kit Well.
Thank you for being here and for taking the time to get to know Kit Well.
Take good care,
Niki
About Niki
Niki is a mother-of-two, life coach, and registered nurse with over 20 years of experience caring for the young and old, and everyone in between. She is a proud Hoosier with a degree in Nursing and another in Health Promotion from Indiana University. Niki’s appreciation for health and happiness stem from her own life experiences in sickness and health, as well as sorrow and joy.