Care, Done Differently
We believe care should feel personal, not transactional.
Not assigned - matched.
At Sundry, we’re building a more thoughtful approach to care - one where families feel confident, caregivers feel valued, and every match is made with intention
Our Philosophy: The Art of Living Well
At Sundry, we believe a good life is about more than simply getting through the day. It's about having meaningful relationships, staying active, discovering new things, and enjoying the moments that make life worth living.
We call this The 4 E's of Living Well.
Engage. Stay connected to family, friends, and community. Meaningful relationships enrich our lives and give us a sense of belonging.
Exercise. Keep moving in ways that feel comfortable and enjoyable. Movement helps us maintain strength, confidence, and independence.
Explore. Stay curious. Whether through reading, music, hobbies, conversation, or new experiences, there's always something to discover.
Enjoy. Make room for happiness, comfort, and the things that bring meaning to each day. Sometimes the smallest moments matter most.
Living Well, at Every Age
These principles aren't about how old someone is or what they're able to do. They're about recognizing that every person deserves opportunities to connect, participate, make choices, and enjoy life.
Our role is to understand what matters to each individual and provide support that helps them continue living life on their own terms.
Because care should do more than meet needs. It should support a life worth enjoying.
Our Approach to Care
Intentional Matching
We focus on finding the right people, not just filling shifts. Every caregiver is selected based on personality, preferences, and care needs.
Trust and Consistency
Care works best when it feels stable and familiar. We prioritize consistency, comfort, and relationships that build over time.
Respect for Caregivers
We treat caregivers as professionals, not just labor. When caregivers are valued and supported, the quality of care improves for everyone.
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Who We Work With
Every family comes to us at a different point.
Some older adults are living independently and simply need a little help keeping up with appointments, errands, or things around the house. Others need regular support with personal care, meals, companionship, or daily routines.
We also work with adult children who are trying to support a parent from nearby or hundreds of miles away, and families who have been doing it all themselves and could use another set of hands.
You don't need to know exactly what kind of help you need before reaching out.
Tell us what's going on. We'll help you figure out what would make life easier.
Our Team
DeJona Mallory
Director of Business Development
Anisha Trappier
Operations Manager
Nasime Malcolm
Client Care Coordinator
Janice Mallory
Finance & Administration Manager
Petroy Thompson
Founder
Sundry wasn’t built in a boardroom, it was built from real experience.
I grew up around care. The women in my family - mothers, aunts, and relatives - have spent years working as caregivers. I’ve seen the responsibility they carry, the trust families place in them, and the reality of how often that work goes undervalued.
At the same time, I saw the other side - families hoping they’d get “someone good,” without much control over who came into their home.
That gap stuck with me.
So I built Sundry around a simple idea:
care should be intentional, not random.
Today, I work alongside family and a growing team to create a better experience for both caregivers and families - one where people are matched thoughtfully, treated with respect, and supported every step of the way.