FOR FAIRS & FESTIVALS
From the first ride to next year’s return.
Give families something useful when they arrive, give sponsors a meaningful role, and invite interested visitors to stay connected after the event.
Built around a sponsor-funded programme, free for participating families.
Download the one-page team brief (PDF) ↓
A small addition with a place in the bigger event.
Help families reconnect.
A parent’s contact number is a phone tap away when someone finds a child wearing an activated KinTag.
What makes it possibleA wearable tag with a simple contact page.
Give sponsors a visible contribution.
Offer a practical family service they can help put into visitors’ hands.
What makes it possibleBranded tags distributed at agreed event points.
Keep next year on the calendar.
Parents who opt in can hear about future dates, family tickets or relevant event offers.
What makes it possibleA separate, optional event opt-in.
ONE POSSIBLE FESTIVAL PROGRAMME
The rides pack up. The relationship can stay.
Use a helpful introduction at the gate to open an optional connection beyond the weekend.
- 01
Receive and activate.
A family gets a KinTag and adds a parent’s contact number.
- 02
Choose what comes next.
The parent can choose event updates or an available sponsor offer.
- 03
Invite them back.
Send interested families next year’s dates, a ticket invitation or a keepsake.
Offers and fulfilment are agreed for the event. Follow-up is always optional.
A plan your event team can work with.
Your team
- Choose the day, gate or family area.
- Identify the staff or volunteers handing out tags.
- Approve event branding and any follow-up offer.
KinTag Partners
- Agree quantities, tag design and setup.
- Prepare the family activation and optional follow-up flow.
- Agree support and a post-event review.
Made for real crowds.
KinTags have been distributed at Canada Day and other community events. Explore the photographs, family stories and coverage.
View results and coverage →Put it on the plan for your next event.
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