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We hope these popular packages, at a variety of price points, inspire you to create a custom box for your employees. These customizable kits, packed with all the supplies you need, are a creative way to show your staff appreciation this year. Employees enjoy food and activities while safe at home with their families. There are lots of opportunities to still connect everyone with your company and brand. We will work with you to create a variety of boxes that will appeal to all employees, with or without children at home. Every commemorative box order can be enhanced with post-distribution activities such as photo contests, box decorating contests and charitable giving by returning the boxes filled with donations. Prices listed are based on a quantity of 500 boxes. Box pricing does not include delivery, shipping, or handling. Contact your Project Manager for a complete quote. to VALENTINE’S DAY MARDI GRAS STARTING AT $45*/BOX STARTING AT $45*/BOX Logoed Box with Colored Crinkle Filler Logoed Box with Colored Crinkle Filler Printed Instructions/Company Message Printed Instructions/Company Message Valentine’s Card Holder Craft Mardi Gras Trivia Valentine’s Elephant Clothespin Craft Costume or Mask Contest Fill in the Blank Valentine’s Day Cards Gold Coin Scavenger Hunt Valentine’s-themed Temporary Tattoos How Many Beads in the Jar Contest Valentine’s-themed Scavenger Hunt Mardi Gras Feather Mask & Feather Boa Plush Conversation Hearts Logoed Plastic Stadium Cups Tiny Conversation Heart Candy Mardi Gras Plastic Bracelets Brownie Mix Magic Scratch Mask Craft Deck of Cards with Logoed Case Party Straws New Orleans-style Beans & Rice Mix Logoed Colored Candy ST. PATRICK’S DAY EARTH DAY STARTING AT $50*/BOX STARTING AT $40*/BOX Logoed Box with Colored Crinkle Filler Recyclable Logoed Box Printed Instructions/Company Message Printed Instructions/Company Message Irish Cheese Scone Mix & Recipe Earth Day-themed Scavenger Hunt Green Popcorn Globe Shaped Stress Ball Shamrock Shaped Cookie Cutter Save the Earth Coloring Book Stainless Steel Pub-style Bottle Opener Flower Pot Coloring Craft with Pencils Frosted Green Beer Stein Seed Packets St. Patrick’s Day Socks Fold Up Globe Flyer St. Patrick’s Day-themed Scavenger Hunt Aluminum Water Bottle St. Patrick’s Day Sticker Sheet Stainless Steel Drinking Straw Set Deck of Recycled Playing Cards Earth Day-themed Temporary Tattoos EASTER FAMILY BOX SPRING HAS SPRUNG STARTING AT $53*/BOX STARTING AT $45*/BOX Logoed Box with Seasonal Crinkle Filler Logoed Box with Seasonal Crinkle Filler Printed Instructions/Company Message Printed Instructions/Company Message Candy Filled Eggs 9” Logoed Frisbee Slime Filled Eggs Outdoor Scavenger Hunt Silicon Reusable Cups Bird House Building Craft Easter Egg Decorating Sticker Decals Flower Seed Packets Easter Bunny Magnet Picture Frame Logoed Box of Sidewalk Chalk Easter-themed Scavenger Hunt Logoed Umbrella Chocolate Bunny Spring Chick Cookie Mix Easter Bunny Cookie Cutter & Recipe Card Logoed Lemonade Mix Honey Roasted Sunflower Seeds EASTER ADULT BOX STARTING AT $48*/BOX SPRING UPGRADES Logoed Box with Seasonal Crinkle Filler Herb Garden Kit Printed Instructions/Company Message Logoed Bottle of Bubbles Wine Tumbler Candy Coated Sunflower Seeds Wine Opener Mosaic Butterfly Sand Art Kit Logoed Koozies Color Your Own Flower Pot Hot Chocolate Packets Cute as a Bug Magnetic Frame Craft Chocolate Bunny Seasonal-flavored Popcorn Deck of Cards with Logoed Case Rollup Picnic Blanket with Carrying Strap Lemon Fig Shortbread Squares CINCO DE MAYO BOX STARTING AT $48*/BOX FIESTA UPGRADES Logoed Box with Crinkle Filler Taco Seasoning Packet Printed Instructions/Company Message Green Chili Dip Fiesta Maracas Mini Maraca Keychains or Pens Cactus Paddle Ball Game Chili Pepper Stress Balls (4) Fiesta Temporary Tattoos Fiesta Bracelets or Sombrero Headbands Magic Color Scratch Fiesta Ornaments Cactus Tote Bags Cinco De Mayo Scavenger Hunt Fiesta Photo Stick Props Hearty Salsa Mix with Tortilla Chips Cactus Plastic Shot Glasses Spicy Margarita Craft Syrup & Rimming Salt Cactus Shaped Can Sleeves 9oz Plastic Margarita Glass Fiesta Jewel Mosaic Craft Kit (2) Cactus Lollipops Fiesta Character Bubble Bottles Chili Pepper-shaped Gummy Candies SUMMER FUN STARTING AT $50*/BOX SUMMER UPGRADES Logoed Box with Colored Crinkle Filler Selfie Kit with Photo Contest Printed Instructions/Company Message Stonewall Kitchen Grill Sauce Summer Scavenger Hunt Hickory Wood Chips Box of Sparklers Logoed Foam Koozies Logoed Box of Sidewalk Chalk Sand Art Bottle Necklace Floating Drink Holder Logoed Mirror Sunglasses Herb Garden Kit (4) Summer-themed Temporary Tattoos 9” logoed Frisbee Logoed BBQ Apron Chisolm Trail Beef Rub Lone Star Roasted Garlic & Chive Dip Jar of Mini Bubbles Box of Movie-style Candy FAMILY PICNIC + BBQ STARTING AT $55*/BOX PICNIC + BBQ UPGRADES Logoed Cooler Tote Bag Logoed Blanket Printed Instructions/Company Message (12) 8” Stainless Steel BBQ Skewers Logoed Apron Upgraded Logoed Apron with Pockets Chisholm Trail Beef Rub BBQ Grilling Set Lone Star Roasted Garlic & Chive Dip Grill Sauce Hickory Wood Chips (4) Logoed Foam Koozies Outdoor Scavenger Hunt 9” Logoed Frisbee Logoed Box of Sidewalk Chalk (2) Mini Bubble Jars THE PERFECT FALL DAY STARTING AT $40*/BOX FALL UPGRADES Logoed Box with Orange Crinkle Filler Apple Cider Packets Printed Instructions/Company Message Chili Starter Pancake Mix and Maple Syrup Cornbread Mix Pumpkin Decorating Kit with Stickers Orange Cranberry Scone Mix (4) Fall-themed Temporary Tattoos Flavored Pancake Mix Fall-themed Scavenger Hunt Sunflower Seed Packets 9” Logoed Frisbee Magic Color Scratch Fall Leaves Caramel Popcorn Autumn-themed Coloring Books Pom-Pom Characters Fall Craft Kit Sunflower Ornament Craft Candy Apple Kit Foam Leaves Wreath Craft Scarecrow Clothespin Craft Kettle Corn Halloween Mask Craft Pumpkin Spice Cookie/Muffin Mix SELF-CARE STARTING AT $65*/BOX SELF-CARE UPGRADES Logoed Box with Colored Crinkle Filler Aromatherapy Candle in 4oz Tin Printed Instructions/Company Message Rollup Logoed Picnic Blanket with Carrying Strap Logoed Stressball Stonewall Kitchen Chocolate Chip Cookie Mix Logoed Hand Held Massager 9” Logoed Frisbee Deck of Cards in Logoed Case 5 Hour Energy Drink Superhero/Inspirational Light-up Buttons Koozie Brand Lunch Sack Logoed Hand Lotion Logoed Sleep Mask Logoed Coffee Mug/Tumbler 6.25oz Bag of Lifesavers Candies Flavored Popcorn HOME FOR THE HOLIDAYS STARTING AT $60*/BOX FOOD + SNACK UPGRADES Logoed Box with Seasonal Crinkle Filler Pancake & Waffle Mix with Maple Syrup Printed Instructions/Company Message Cookie Mix 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