Next to Kin • The I’ll Tap Movement

I’ll Tap — When You Need Family

Stand beside someone in a vulnerable moment — calmly, respectfully, like family.

See.Pause.Tap.

Across the country, millions of people are quietly caring for loved ones living with cognitive decline.

They carry responsibility that doesn’t turn off — often without recognition, backup, or rest.

We call them Quiet Carriers. This movement is to show up for them in a moment of need.

If you see a KinTag, you don’t have to “solve” anything.
You just help someone get back to their people.

This campaign is a shared promise: when someone needs a hand, we show up. We are all in this together.

A simple tap brings the right person into the moment

The Next to Kin Pledge

If I see a KinTag, I will respond calmly and with respect.

I will tap the tag to help reconnect someone with their family.

I will treat the person with dignity — not panic, not assumptions.

I understand that this moment matters to someone carrying a great deal.

I’ll tap, when you need family.

This is a pledge to stand beside the Quiet Carriers, not recognition.

If you see a KinTag

1

See

See what’s happening

2

Pause

Stay calm. This is not an emergency by default.

3

Tap

Tap to help reconnect someone with their family.

You have permission to help.

Dignity and care in real life moments

Stand beside someone in the moment

This is a community promise — a movement of ordinary people choosing calm over panic.

If you want to take part, record a short, self-filmed video saying:

“I’ll tap. When you need family.”

Like family — calm, respectful, and present.

No story. No explanation. Just send it in.

We see you, caregivers.