Our story

One father's generosity became a foundation.

The Kennek Foundation is named for Ken Duncan, whose spirit of giving inspired his daughter, Sheila, to bring hope to children facing their hardest days.

Ken Duncan's entrepreneurial generosity led his daughter, Sheila Duncan, to carry his legacy further and establish the foundation that bears his name. Since creating the Trouble character in 2006, Sheila has worked to raise awareness of the issues affecting children and families in crisis.

What began as a single comfort toy has grown into a nationwide effort, placing Trouble dogs with first responders so that a child's worst moment can be met with something gentle to hold.

Named for Ken. Carried on by Sheila.

Photo: Ken & Sheila Duncan
Milestones

A timeline of hope.

2006 · Trouble is created
Sheila Duncan creates the Trouble character to comfort children going through tough times.
The foundation grows
Trouble dogs begin reaching first responders and children affected by tragedy, including more than 100 children after the Newtown, CT tragedy.
2020 · FBI recognition
Founder Sheila Duncan receives FBI Boston's Director's Community Leadership Award.
Today · A nationwide network
Comfort dogs ride in cruisers, firetrucks, and ambulances across Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Virginia, and beyond.
The team

The people behind Trouble.

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Sheila Duncan
President

President of The Kennek Foundation and Larkin Ltd. Creator of the Trouble character in 2006 and recipient of FBI Boston's 2020 Director's Community Leadership Award.

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Susan Donahue
Board Member

Trade Show Consulting, LLC.

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Pat Narcessian
Board Member

Citizens Bank.

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Susan Byors
Accountant

Forty years of accounting experience, formerly Controller at Champion Footwear and a corporate accountant in mergers, acquisitions, and nonprofits.

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Thomas H. Hendrickson
Law Enforcement Advisor

A.S.C.T. Master K-9 Trainer with 34 years in law enforcement; implemented the "Trouble on the Scene" program in Hampton, VA.

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Becky Hendrickson
Advisor

Owner of On Command Dog Training; facilitates K-9 therapy dog events.

As recognized by
CNNMSNBCBoston HeraldFBI Boston · 2020 Community Leadership Award

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