First Contact Scripts

Good [morning/afternoon], my name is [Your Name] calling from KHAYBAR Tailors here in Amsterdam. I hope I'm not catching you at a difficult time. May I have just 2 minutes to share something that might resonate with you? [PAUSE FOR RESPONSE] I'll be direct: you already purchase uniforms for your staff. What if those same purchases now fed people in need? We craft bespoke hotel uniforms - same quality you expect, same process you're used to. But for every 9 uniforms we produce, 10 meals are served to those who hunger. Not as charity. Built into how we work. I'm not here to sell you today. I'm here to ask: would this matter to your hotel? To your values? [PAUSE] If there's even a small "yes" in your heart, may I visit you? Show you the fabrics, share how this works, look you in the eye and see if we're meant to work together? When would be a good time for me to come by?

Subject: Your Uniforms Could Feed People (KHAYBAR Introduction) Dear [Name], I write to you not as a vendor, but as someone who believes your work already blesses others - you just haven't seen it connected yet. You run a hotel that serves with excellence. Your staff dress in uniforms you purchase every year. What if I told you those same purchases could now feed people in need? KHAYBAR crafts bespoke uniforms for hotels. For every 9 we produce, 10 meals are served. Not charity - built into our business model. You already buy uniforms. You already value quality. You already seek authentic CSR. The question is simple: does this resonate with your heart? If yes, I'd like to visit you in person. Show you our fabrics from our Amsterdam studio. Look you in the eye. See if we're meant to work together. Could we meet next [suggest 2-3 dates]? With respect, [Your Name] KHAYBAR Tailors Amsterdam P.S. I'm not asking you to do something new. I'm asking to connect what you already do to those who need it most.

[After greetings and sitting down] Thank you for receiving me. I'll be honest with you - I'm not here with a sales pitch. I'm here because I believe what you already do can bless others, and I want to show you how. [PULL OUT FABRIC SAMPLES] May I show you something? [Let them touch the fabric] This is Italian wool. Natural, breathable. The kind your staff deserves to wear - not synthetic materials that trap heat and energy. Every hotel already buys uniforms. Every hotel already pays for tailoring. You're no different. But what if those same purchases now fed people? [PAUSE - LET THEM ASK] For every 9 uniforms we craft, 10 meals are served to those in need. Not as donation. Built into the model. Look - [pull out transparency sheet with pricing] Fabric cost: [X]. Labor cost: [Y]. Total × 1.8. That's your price. Inside that 1.8 is the meal program. You're not paying extra for charity. You're paying for excellence that happens to feed people. [LEAN FORWARD] I want to ask you something honest: does this resonate with who you are? With who your hotel wants to be? [LISTEN]

Good [morning/afternoon], my name is [Your Name] from KHAYBAR Tailors in Amsterdam. I'm reaching out because I admire the work you do - [mention specific thing about their company if you know it]. May I have 3 minutes to share something that might honor what you already create? [PAUSE] You already craft excellence. You already serve clients with integrity. You already honor the trade. What if your craftsmanship now multiplied into meals for people who hunger? We're connecting hotel uniform orders to meal generation. For every 9 uniforms produced, 10 meals served. And we need production partners who share this vision. I'm not asking you to change how you work. I'm asking if you'd like your existing work to mean even more. Could we meet? I'd like to understand your process, share ours, and see if we're meant to work together. When could I visit you?

Subject: Partnership Invitation - Your Craft Could Feed People Dear [Name], I write with respect for what you already build. Your company produces quality garments. You honor the trade. You serve clients with excellence. What if that same work now fed people in need? KHAYBAR connects hotel uniform orders to meal generation. For every 9 uniforms produced, 10 meals served. We need production partners who share this vision. I'm not asking you to change your process. I'm asking if your craftsmanship could multiply into blessing. Here's what partnership looks like: • You produce uniforms as you already do • We handle client relationships and meal distribution • Your work feeds both your clients AND those who hunger • Your company becomes part of something that nourishes Could we meet? I'd like to understand your operation, share our model transparently, and see if we're aligned. When could I visit your facility? With deep respect, [Your Name] KHAYBAR Tailors Amsterdam P.S. We're not a charity. We're a business that believes commerce should nourish souls, not just serve markets.

[After factory tour or sitting down] Thank you for showing me your operation. I can see the quality in what you produce. Let me be direct about why I'm here. You already craft uniforms. You already manage production. You already serve clients. I'm here to ask: what if that same work now fed people? [PULL OUT ONE-PAGER] We connect hotel uniform orders to meal distribution. For every 9 uniforms produced, 10 meals served. We need production partners. Not just anyone - partners who understand that craftsmanship is honor, and honor should multiply into blessing. Here's what partnership looks like: [SHOW PRICING STRUCTURE] • Hotels order through us • You produce to your standards • We handle quality control and client relationships • You get paid fairly for excellent work • Every order generates meals Your craftsmanship stays the same. Your excellence unchanged. But now it means more. [PAUSE] I want to ask you something honest: does this resonate with why you got into this trade? With what you hoped your work would mean? [LISTEN] I'm not here to rush you. If this feels right, let's explore it slowly. If it doesn't, I respect that too. What do you feel?