You already have a lost child protocol.
Give families a little more peace of mind.
KinTags are small tags that attach to a child’s bag or clothing. If a child gets separated from their family, someone can tap the tag with a phone to find the parent’s contact number.
No app. No battery. No tracking.
Sponsor-funded. Free for your organization and visiting families.
We agree the sponsorship before your event goes ahead.
10,327+
KinTags distributed
At Roughriders home games
And community events
Featured on CTV News
See the coverage →Your setting. Their big day.
From the first whistle to the last ride, give families one more reason to feel welcome.
Sports teams & stadiums
Help families enjoy game day, give sponsors a useful role and invite fans back after the final whistle.
Explore KinTags for sports →
Zoos & family attractions
Support families across a big day out and create a welcome invitation for their next visit.
Explore KinTags for attractions →
Fairs & festivals
Give families something useful at the gate and a reason to stay connected after the last ride.
Explore KinTags for fairs & festivals →Follow-up ideas are planned with your organization. Families choose whether to hear from you or a sponsor.
The day ends.
The connection doesn't have to.
A KinTag gives your organization a useful first introduction—and a chance to invite families back.
Something useful for families.
A simple way for someone to find their contact person if they get separated.
Something meaningful for sponsors.
A practical family service they can put their name behind.
A reason to hear from you again.
Parents can choose updates, offers or something worth opening in the mail.
Using the tag never depends on accepting marketing.
Explore the sponsorship opportunity →A clear plan. A manageable first step.
01
Choose the occasion.
Tell us about your venue, your families and the event you have in mind.
02
Build the plan together.
We agree the sponsorship, tag design, setup and who handles what.
03
Welcome families.
Hand out the tags, help families get started and review what happened.
See the family experience, setup details and staff responsibilities. How it works →
Let's put your venue in the picture.
A home game. A busy weekend. Your next fair. Tell us where you'd like to start.
An initial conversation to see what fits.