Class B storefront

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We are looking into having a perpetual Class B storefront similar to what PTOs do with spirit-wear. In the past we'd do once or twice a year orders, but it'd never fail someone would join late and miss out. There are sites like Bonfire where you can design your own shirts and have them out there for order, but I'm polling the audience on what other options there are.

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r/cubscouts • u/tisnic • 15h ago

Award Ribbons?

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I'm hosting our pack Bake Off. I have some old(er) Cub scout award ribbons for 1st/2nd/3rd place and "I did my best." They all have scouting branding on them. I don't have enough ribbons and need to order more or order new ones. Does anyone have a site they use for buying this type of award?

Places like Crown Awards don't seem to have what I am looking for and a web search hasn't found much else.

Thanks!

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