"Suspended" tag

Everything is very simple, you are buying a token not for yourself, but for another stranger. If you have ever paid for a coffee in a café near your home – you definitely know what this is about. Only in our case, you are buying a token for an unknown Defender from our community, who daily leaves a request for a token on our social media.

1. You pay for one, two, or as many tokens as you want and leave a message that we will pass along with the gift.

2. Service members from our community who want to receive a gift write to us on Instagram the word "Sensitivity." This is our "password" and a signal that they would like to receive a token. After that, we add them to the waiting list.

3. As soon as you "suspend" a token, we contact the first service member on the list and create a personalized token for him or her.

4. We send the finished token along with a card from you, so the person feels your support and care.

So, you can, and we will do everything in our power to deliver the token to her or him. However, sometimes the military does not trust personal information and delivery data even to us, especially when it is a surprise gift. If something goes wrong – we will pass the token to the next one on the waiting list.

We are working on this, but right now you can already do more! If you "suspend" 2 dog tags, we will add a third one from ourselves, but with your postcard. This way you will greet not one, but three Defenders at once. Just add 3 dog tags to the cart and the discount will be calculated automatically. Yes, it works for every 3)

For privacy reasons, we cannot disclose the personal data of recipients. However, to show you how it works, we regularly publish reports and photos (with consent) on our social media pages.

We are confident that everyone who "hangs" a token and receives the coveted story "Thank you, Katya" or reads a review with the words "we are happy to be remembered" invests their personal meaning into such a small thing that supports so much. But personally, we call it a bridge between the rear and the front, and we really love this activity. We wrote more about it in our blog.