Home | Case Studies | How the Air Force Association Saved 120 Hours a Summer and Grew Revenue with Mimeo
Running a national network of summer camps means getting the right materials to the right places at the right time, every time. Before Mimeo, that was a significant operational burden for the Air Force Association’s CyberPatriot staff. Their previous process relied on a traditional offset printer that required bulk printing upfront before camp season began, meaning the team had to estimate how many copies of each document every camp would need months in advance. A separate vendor handled custom t-shirts. Everything was shipped to the CyberPatriot office, where staff then managed individual camp orders, packaged supplies, shipped them out, and handled invoicing themselves.
The process consumed 5-10 hours per week for all 12 weeks of camp season, totaling 120 hours every summer. That’s the equivalent of three full work weeks spent on logistics rather than program development. When the COVID-19 pandemic hit and staff moved to remote work, the process became completely unsustainable. Supplies were stored in the office, which meant someone had to commute in just to ship materials out to camp locations. Something had to change.
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