Tinggly Launches Experience-based Gift Boxes Designed for Employee Recognition
Tinggly has introduced a new line of corporate gift boxes aimed at helping companies reward and recognize employees with experiential gifts instead of traditional swag or gift cards. The offering is tailored for HR and talent teams, offering a flexible, meaningful alternative that aligns with company values and supports distributed or global teams.
The program is structured into four tiers: A Token of Thanks ($150), A Time to Celebrate ($250), The Extra Mile ($500), and Above & Beyond ($1,000), enabling employers to match the reward level to the occasion and budget. Each tier offers a curated selection of local and global experiences (e.g. spa days, cooking classes, guided adventures), redeemable via branded physical gift boxes or digital vouchers.
The new corporate gift line can be used across many recognition scenarios including onboarding, performance incentives, retirements, and client gifts. They emphasize that experiential rewards tend to deliver higher perceived value and engagement compared to one-size-fits-all gifts.
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Casey’s Partners with 4-H
Casey’s is reinforcing its partnership with 4-H (a youth development organization) during National 4-H Week. From October 1–10, customers can “round up” their in-store purchases to donate to 4-H. Additionally, donations will be accepted on online orders until November 4. Casey’s also commits to matching guest donations up to $150,000.
Beyond fundraising, Casey’s is expanding hands-on youth engagement: eight 4-H chapters will visit local Casey’s stores to take part in an interactive curriculum focused on retail careers, offering mentorship and real-world exposure. This is a doubling of their previous local event efforts.
The announcement also highlights prior successes from the Casey’s–4-H collaboration: mini-grants in Iowa, support for 4-H clubs in Missouri, scholarships for national conferences in Nebraska, and subsidized summer camps for youth in South Dakota. Casey’s frames its broader community giving in fiscal year 2025 as $6.6 million toward core community needs.
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Jack in the Box Launches New Game in Mobile App
Jack in the Box has rolled out DealQuest: Revenge of the Munchies, a choose-your-own-adventure style game built into its mobile app for the Halloween season. In the game, players find themselves in a Jack in the Box restaurant where they meet Jack, and things start to feel off. Players will need to team up with Jack to fight off evil. Each decision the player makes helps script a unique storyline—making each playthrough different—and they can encounter real menu items during the gameplay.
As players progress, they unlock deal codes linked to the menu items they “defeat,” which can be redeemed within the app for discounts, freebies, or meal offers. The deeper a player delves into the adventure, the more valuable offers they can earn. In addition, each redeemed offer enters players into a sweepstakes for prizes like a branded gaming PC, gaming consoles, or video game codes.
Some of the deals players might find include: Free regular size drink with a $5 purchase, BOGO $1 Jr. Chicken Sandwich, and $5 off a $10+ purchase. As Ryan Ostrom, Jack’s EVP and Chief Customer & Digital Officer, put it: the future of fast food is about how you experience the brand, not just what you order.
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