Ajapeu 33 Encourages Breast Cancer Awareness
Posted in Patch Collecting by John E. Pannell on April 24th, 2009 at 6:05 am 
Ajapeu 33 Breast Cancer Awareness Flap
Ajapeu 33 recently issued three flaps to encourage breast cancer awareness. While this might seem to be an odd reason for an Order of the Arrow lodge to issue a flap they are not the first lodge to do this. In February 2007, I wrote about a flap issued by Japeechen 341 that was sold as a fundraiser for breast cancer research. Thanks to Dennis Hallman for supplying the images for these flaps.
The design is similar to the lodge’s most recent standard flap (S51?). The color of the buck has been changed from shades of brown to pink for breast cancer awareness. This is a similar idea to the pink ribbons that are worn to support this cause. Flaps with three different border colors (red, silver mylar, and gold mylar) were issued.
At this time I know of no other lodges that have issued any patches in support of breast cancer research or awareness.
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