Drew Chambers

Drew Chambers is the founder of Kindly and SitterSync, community technology platforms built for organizations that already trust each other. He builds tools that make the generosity and resources inside closed communities like churches, schools, and neighborhoods visible and accessible to the people who need them.

Before founding SitterSync Inc., Drew spent his career in private equity and energy transactions, where he developed a deep understanding of how markets work, how trust is built, and how supply finds demand. He holds an MBA from the University of Virginia's Darden School of Business.

Drew's path to building community technology started with a personal problem: finding trustworthy childcare. After moving his family from Dallas to a new city, he experienced firsthand the gap between the trust that exists inside a community and the tools available to act on it. SitterSync was built to solve that problem for families. Kindly extends the same principle to the full spectrum of community needs, from transportation and housing to meals, services, goods, and everything in between.

He writes about community marketplace design, church technology, and the intersection of faith and generosity on the Kindly blog.