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Join the movement to uplift, attract and retain great educators.
Join the movement to uplift, attract and retain great educators.
Join the movement to uplift, attract and retain great educators.
FAQ
Your questions. Answered.
Is Kina easy to setup?
Absolutely, getting started with Kina takes just a few steps:
1. Sign Up: Create your Kina school account and we will invite your teachers to create their profiles.
2. Communicate: Introduce us to room parents and announce the Kina program via your school newsletters.
3. Impact Starts: Families complete a quick, 5-minute signup and can start sharing on day one.
Where is Kina today?
Kina is now available in 25 cities across California, and expanding to new communities every month:
Pasadena, Marina del Rey, Glendale, Burbank, Long Beach, Torrance, Alhambra, Culver City, Irvine, Fullerton, Garden Grove, Venice, Santa Monica, Anaheim, Playa Vista, Mar Vista, Redondo Beach, San Mateo, Daly City, Fremont, Hayward, San Leandro, Oakland, Walnut Creek, Concord, and Redwood City.
When parents share Kina points with their teachers, is it taxable?
No. When a parent shares Kina points with a teacher, those points are treated as a non-cash gift or future discount, not as income. Under IRS rules non-cash promotional points are not taxable.
For example, United MileagePlus allows members to transfer or pool miles to family or friends. Those transfers are not taxable, either to the sender or the recipient, because airline miles are not cash or property.
FAQ
Your questions. Answered.
Is Kina easy to setup?
Absolutely, getting started with Kina takes just a few steps:
1. Sign Up: Create your Kina school account and we will invite your teachers to create their profiles.
2. Communicate: Introduce us to room parents and announce the Kina program via your school newsletters.
3. Impact Starts: Families complete a quick, 5-minute signup and can start sharing on day one.
Where is Kina today?
Kina is now available in 25 cities across California, and expanding to new communities every month:
Pasadena, Marina del Rey, Glendale, Burbank, Long Beach, Torrance, Alhambra, Culver City, Irvine, Fullerton, Garden Grove, Venice, Santa Monica, Anaheim, Playa Vista, Mar Vista, Redondo Beach, San Mateo, Daly City, Fremont, Hayward, San Leandro, Oakland, Walnut Creek, Concord, and Redwood City.
When parents share Kina points with their teachers, is it taxable?
No. When a parent shares Kina points with a teacher, those points are treated as a non-cash gift or future discount, not as income. Under IRS rules non-cash promotional points are not taxable.
For example, United MileagePlus allows members to transfer or pool miles to family or friends. Those transfers are not taxable, either to the sender or the recipient, because airline miles are not cash or property.
FAQ
Your questions. Answered.
Is Kina easy to setup?
Absolutely, getting started with Kina takes just a few steps:
1. Sign Up: Create your Kina school account and we will invite your teachers to create their profiles.
2. Communicate: Introduce us to room parents and announce the Kina program via your school newsletters.
3. Impact Starts: Families complete a quick, 5-minute signup and can start sharing on day one.
Where is Kina today?
Kina is now available in 25 cities across California, and expanding to new communities every month:
Pasadena, Marina del Rey, Glendale, Burbank, Long Beach, Torrance, Alhambra, Culver City, Irvine, Fullerton, Garden Grove, Venice, Santa Monica, Anaheim, Playa Vista, Mar Vista, Redondo Beach, San Mateo, Daly City, Fremont, Hayward, San Leandro, Oakland, Walnut Creek, Concord, and Redwood City.
When parents share Kina points with their teachers, is it taxable?
No. When a parent shares Kina points with a teacher, those points are treated as a non-cash gift or future discount, not as income. Under IRS rules non-cash promotional points are not taxable.
For example, United MileagePlus allows members to transfer or pool miles to family or friends. Those transfers are not taxable, either to the sender or the recipient, because airline miles are not cash or property.