Restaurant Kindness™
by GivaGeta Smiles™
The GivaGeta™ Restaurant Kindness Program is just FUN ways to Give and Get smiles & share kind messages and values™.
GivaGeta™ is a true story of a little girl named Jackie who learned kindness at a young age and would dot the "i" in her name with a special smile.
GivaGeta™ Activity Book
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Today, Jackie is all grown up and believes people have the power to create a kinder world by doing the little things such as sharing "GivaGeta Kindness Messages" that encourage us to think of others. With her smiley now named "GivaGeta Smiles", Jackie and her husband Jim created The GivaGeta Collection of products.
"GivaGeta Kindness Messages" such as "Give a smile…Get a smile™” and “Give respect…Get respect™, Give a high-five ... Get a high-five™ are printed on our products. By using GivaGeta™ Placemats or GivaGeta Kindness Activity Books, along with crayons and GivaGeta™Kindness Message Pencils, with or without your restaurant’s logo, you can help to spread more smiles among customers between the ages of 3 and 105 along with the community as a whole. Entertain the children while the parents embrace the positive and kind messages and values.
For example, you may even decide to give out a GivaGeta™ pen or pencil to each customer who orders a large pizza. The restaurant owner may decide to change the GivaGeta™ Kindness Message each week so that customers may return to collect them all! The placemats and pens are certain to create a fun and happy environment in your restaurant, and the activity books and crayons will keep children busy as well as keep the parents happy as their children learn good values such as kindness and respect are a few reasons why to bring GivaGeta™ into your restaurant. Give a click to request more information to spread smiles, respect, kindness and more at your restaurant.
A portion of every purchase goes to establishThe GivaGeta Foundation to help children with special needs in tribute to the founder’s son Nathan who is blind with Cerebral Palsy and Epilepsy.








