KickTraq

Dear Backers! I am sure you all have your favorites....I do too! We would love to hear it!  Please leave a comment and let us know which FlatBox color(s) you love! (The KS colors, black/green will be available if there is a demand without the KS... (Read More)

Have you ever wondered what happens with the food you so neatly pack in your child’s lunchbox once it leaves the house? Well they eat it at lunch of course! However many kids will unpack their lunchbox onto the cafeteria table. While that table may have been cleaned before they sat it down didn’t they just sit their lunchbox down on the table to unpack it? A lunchbox that has been grabbed, dropped, shoved, and who knows where it has been picking up germs and dirt along the way. (Read More)

Wow! What can I say?  I can’t begin to tell you how grateful my husband and I are for your support. We are so appreciative for your enthusiasm towards getting the FlatBox-LunchBox funded by believing in our product and sharing it with your friends... (Read More)

10K Update – Thank you Tara Saunders for making that happen! In less than 4 days we reached the 10K mark! That is huge! Thank you all for your support! We could not have done it without you! Please continue to share the FlatBox-LunchBox with your... (Read More)

Dear Kickstarter Family! We received tons of emails from Canada and Europe regarding our international shipping rate. I want you to know we had a really hard time coming up with the shipping charges when we were putting the project together.  Please... (Read More)

We are just blown away! The support of the Kickstarter community is amazing! Looking back at the past 24 hours: Successful launch with the presence of all children and faculty from my school, Lighthouse Christian School-You ROCK!  168 backers! ... (Read More)

There are few phrases in the English language that bore an 8-year-old more than “trade show.” “Agricultural field trip” might qualify, or maybe “indoor summer camp.” But to draw a truly blank stare, tell a second grader that the two of you are headed to an expo on kitchen, bath and living-room accessories. (Read More)

POMPANO BEACH, FL -- A fifth grade teacher believes she has built a lunchbox that keeps students' food away from lunch table germs. Rita Floyd-Vester teaches at Lighthouse Christian School in Pompano Beach. Outside the classroom, she wants to solve a germ multiplication problem. (Read More)