Abstract: A holder is provided comprising a first flap, a second flap, and a hinge all integrally formed from a thermoplastic material. The first flap and the second flap are connected by the hinge. The first flap includes a raised portion including at least one side wall, and a first face. The second flap includes a recessed portion including at least one side wall, and a second face. The raised portion is adapted to engage the recessed portion such that the first flap and the second flap are connected in a friction fit between the at least one side wall of the raised portion and the at least one side wall of the recessed portion.

Abstract: An event materials organizer is provided. The organizer includes a panel having a first notch capable of supporting a necklace and a second notch capable of supporting a holder attachment. The first notch and the second notch extend from a first edge of the panel. The panel has a second edge wherein the second edge of the panel is opposite and parallel to the first edge of the panel. A third notch capable of supporting a necklace and a fourth notch capable of supporting a holder attachment may extend from the second edge of the panel. The panel may further include a first slit capable of supporting an item wherein the first slit is cut through the face of the panel. The panel may further include a second slit capable of supporting an item wherein the second slit is cut through the face of the panel.

Abstract: A holder is formed of a single sheet of thin, flexible, thermoformed plastic material. The holder consists of a platform having multiple receptacles for supporting an item upright and a cover attached to the platform along a hinge that allows the cover to be moved from an open position to a closed position. The hinge may be formed with cut score lines to allow easy detachment of the cover from the platform for separable storage. Each receptacle is disposed below the top surface of the platform and consists of a slot of sufficient width and length to allow the insertion of an item such as a name badge. The receptacle is of sufficient depth to hold the item in an upright position. A protrusion or multiple protrusions may be formed within each receptacle to narrow the width of the slot, and thereby, provide additional support for the item.