Founders, Jen and Joe Stolz, never imagined they would navigate the decisions or grief that accompany such a diagnosis. At their nineteen week ultrasound, they learned their baby had anencephaly, a condition where the brain and skull failed to form. Doctors shared that their was zero percent chance of survival outside the womb and encouraged them to terminate the pregnancy.

They decided to continue their pregnancy and they made as many memories as possible with their baby girl, Zoe Faith, during the months leading up to her birth. These moments helped them bond with Zoe, fostered their love for each other and allowed the grieving process to begin before saying goodbye.

In 2020, they founded Zoe Faith Inc. with a mission to help those receiving a similar diagnosis.