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Brand Support

These guidelines and resources will help you tell Giving Kitchen’s story accurately and consistently.

We believe that awareness is the first step toward connection—and connection is everything when someone is navigating a crisis. That’s why we’ve created a collection of ready-to-use marketing resources for our partners who want to help get the word out about Giving Kitchen.

Whether you’re a media outlet sharing our story, a restaurant group looking to support your team, or an industry partner who wants to amplify our mission, you’ll find everything you need right here. From logos and brand guidelines to downloadable flyers, posters, and social media graphics, these materials make it easy to let food and beverage workers know that help is available when they need it most.

Browse the resources below and take what you need—because when we work together, we can meet every crisis with compassion and care.


Need something specific or have questions about using these materials? We’re always here to help—just reach out.

Terminology

Please use the following language when talking about Giving Kitchen’s mission and work.

About Giving Kitchen: Giving Kitchen (GK) is a nonprofit organization that provides emergency assistance to food service workers through financial support and a network of community resources. Their goal is to create a food service community in which crises are met with compassion and care. Giving Kitchen is a James Beard Humanitarian of the Year award winner and one of Fast Company’s 2022 Brands That Matter. Since its inception, GK has served over 40,000 food service workers and awarded over $17 million in financial assistance. For more about Giving Kitchen, visit givingkitchen.org and follow @givingkitchen on Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn and TikTok.

How to Talk about Giving Kitchen:

  • GK’s tagline: “We are Giving Kitchen and we help food service workers.”
  • GK has two programs: Financial Assistance and Stability Network. Learn more about our programs and how to talk about them here.
  • GK serves “food service workers,” which includes restaurant, catering, concessions, food truck, cafeteria, and bar + taproom workers.
  • Always use “Giving Kitchen (GK)” before using only “GK” to refer to the organization.
  • Don’t use “the” in front of Giving Kitchen unless referring to another noun. (i.e. “They walked over to Giving Kitchen to ask for help.” vs. “They walked over to ask the Giving Kitchen team for help.“)
  • Use GK as an acronym, not TGK.

Logos

The primary GK logo comes in two different lockups: center arched and left aligned. Usage of these logos should depend on application and layout. However, the left aligned logo should be prioritized when possible.

Giving Kitchen logo usage examples

Clear Space

Giving Kitchen’s logo should always have ample clear space in all contexts. The diagram below shows the minimum amount of buffer that should surround the primary logo. This margin is represented by the height of letters in “GIVING.”

Scaling

Scaling of the GK logos have no predetermined sizes. Each application should welcome plenty of negative space to give the logos enough breathing room. There is no maximum size for logos, but minimum sizes are 75 px wide for digital applications and 0.4” wide for print applications.

Flyers, Posters & Other Printables

Your team deserves to know that support is just a reach away when life gets tough. Download these flyers and posters to hang in your break room, by the time clock, or anywhere your crew gathers.

Because sometimes the hardest part of asking for help is knowing it exists—and you can be the one to bridge that gap.

Social Media Assets

Grab these ready-to-post graphics and captions to spread the word on your social channels, or use our customizable templates to make them your own.

However you choose to share, you’re helping a fellow industry worker discover that support is within reach when they need it most.

Wallpapers

Brighten your screen with a daily reminder that you’re part of something meaningful—a community that shows up for food and beverage workers when times get tough.

Download these wallpapers for your phone or desktop and keep the spirit of compassion and care close. Use them as a tool to quickly share GK with food service workers you meet or to remind you that together, we are Giving Kitchen and we help food service workers.

Executive Bios

Get to know the passionate leaders who guide Giving Kitchen’s work every day—their stories, their dedication, and their commitment to showing up for our industry’s workers.

Download executive bios and headshots here to help introduce our team in your coverage or partnership materials.

Media Inquiries

Please submit all media inquiries through the form on our Contact Us page, making sure to select “Media Inquiry” as the topic.

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