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Cookie ProgramGirl Scout

2018Guidebook

Everything you need for an

Cookie Season

SU # SU COOKIE CHAIR NAME EMAIL PHONE

Do-si-dos®

Crunchy oatmeal sandwich cookies

with creamy peanut butter filling

Samoas®

Crisp cookies coated in caramel, sprinkled with toasted coconut and striped with dark chocolaty coating

Tagalongs®

Crispy cookies layered with peanut butter and covered

with a chocolaty coating

Thin Mints®

Crisp wafers covered in chocolaty

coating made with natural oil of

peppermint

Trefoils®

Traditional shortbread cookies that are

delightfully simple and satisfying

Did you know that our cookies have...• NO High-Fructose Corn Syrup• NO Partially Hydrogenated Oils (PHOs)• NO Artificial Flavors in Toffee-tastics • Girl Scout S'mores and Do-si-dos are made with Natural Flavors• Zero Grams Trans Fat per Serving• 100% Real Cocoa• Hearty Whole Grain Oats in Do-si-dos• Thin Mints are Vegan• Toffee-tastics are Gluten-Free• RSPO Certified (Mass Balance) Palm Oil

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Crunchy graham

sandwich cookies with creamy chocolate and

marshmallowy filling

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Rich, buttery cookies with sweet, crunchy

toffee bits

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Savannah Smiles®

Crisp, zesty lemon wedge cookies

dusted with powdered sugar

The GIRL SCOUTS® name and mark, and all associated trademarks and logotypes, including GIRL SCOUT COOKIES®, THIN MINTS®, TREFOILS®, GIRL SCOUT COOKIE SALE®, GIRL SCOUT COOKIE PROGRAM®, GIRL SCOUT S’MORES™ and the Trefoil Design are owned by Girl Scouts of the USA. Little Brownie Bakers is an official GSUSA licensee. SAMOAS, TAGALONGS, DO-SI-DOS and SAVANNAH SMILES are registered trademarks of Kellogg NA Co. TOFFEE-TASTIC is a trademark of Kellogg NA Co. Copyright ®, TM, © 2017-2018 Kellogg NA Co.

Product formulations can change at any time. We encourage you to check the ingredient statement on each package you purchase for the most up-to-date information on the ingredients contained in the product in that package. For more details check with Little Brownie Bakers.

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Table of ContentsProgram Information

Cookie Vocabulary

Patches & Rewards

Important Dates

eTools & Resources

How to Get Started

Parent/Guardian & Girl Training

Digital Cookie & Operation:Cookie

Booth Sales

Cookie Cupboard

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Digital Order Card will now allow girls to accept orders that the girl can hand deliver! Once the customer places the order, the parent/guardian will get an email that they must approve the customer’s order. All these orders carry over into the eBudde system automatically.

NEW THIS YEAR!

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The Girl Scout Cookie Program® is an awesome starting point for building on these five essential skills that girls can use for a lifetime:

Goal setting—as she sets cookie sale goals and makes a plan to reach them.

Decision-making—as she decides how her team will spend the cookie money.

Money management—as she makes a budget, takes orders and handles customers’ money.

People skills—as she learns to talk and listen to all kinds of people while selling cookies.

Business ethics—as she is honest and responsible every step of the way.

Sale Begins January 2 - May 14

• Cost: $4.00 or $5.00 per box. Rebate: $.60 per box.

• Cadette, Senior, & Ambassador Troops can choose rewards or 5¢ extra per box sold.

• Rebates will be direct deposited into your troop account. If your troop is paid in full, the first round of rebates will be deposited by March 26, 2018.

• Cookie will be delivered earlier! First deliveries begin February 12.

• Patches & Rewards are cumulative up to the 350+ level. 500+ level will be invited to a special Cookie Celebration and choose an awesome reward.

Program Information

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ACH - Automated Clearing House is the banking system that allows GSSC to direct deposit rebates into the troop account.

Booth Locator - Visit girlscoutcookies.org & type in your zip code to locate a cookie booth near you.

Cookie Booth - A stationary sale of Girl Scout cookies at a public location.

Cookie Captain - New program offered to top selling Cadettes, Seniors, and Ambassadors where they mentor younger girls on the cookie program.

Cookie Cupboard - Local sites where additional inventory is stored and where troops can pick up additional cookies.

Cookie Planner - New online tool from Little Brownie Bakers to help volunteers plan their cookie season. Visit www.cookieplanner.littlebrowniebakers.com to learn more.

Cookie Rookie Training - Training held for new or returning Troop Cookie Chairs on how to have a successful cookie season. Check gssc.us/cookies for training dates and times.

Cupboard Receipt - This is a 4-part carbon copy receipt that must be signed any time a troop picks up additional cookies from a cupboard. Make sure you keep one copy of the receipt for your records. Troops are responsible for ALL additional cases of cookies taken from a cupboard during the sale. All payments must be made within 2 weeks from the pickup.

Digital Order Card (DOC) - This year, girls will be able to sell cookies online using the Digital Order Card. Girls create a custom website and send out a link to their site via email to potential customers. Customers can order cookies and have them shipped to them, girl delivered or choose to donate the cookies to our Operation:Cookie Program.

eBudde - Bakery website used by Troop Cookie Managers to order cookies, track troop/girl sales, record troop finances, and calculate, order and submit rewards.

Initial Cookie Sale - Portion of the sale that takes place prior to February 3. There are special rewards given for this part of the sale.

Little Brownie Bakers (LBB) - Little Brownie Bakers is our bakery partner for the cookie sale. They supply our council with cookies and have great resources to help girls and volunteers to be successful in the cookie sale. Visit www.littlebrowniebakers.com for information, resources, and more!

Operation:Cookie - In this council-wide project, customers can purchase virtual packages of cookies that GSSC will deliver to the military. The girls collect the money but do not physically take possession of the cookies.

Service Unit Cookie Manager (SUCM) - Volunteer mentor for troops and individual girl members in an assigned service unit.

Troop Cookie Manager (TCM) - Volunteer manager responsible for monitoring the cookie sale for a single troop.

Troop Receipt Books - Each troop is given a pocket sized receipt book to be used when collecting any form of payment from girls & their families. They may also be used at booth sales to keep track of money.

Cookie Vocabulary

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Patches & RewardsRewards are cumulative, which means girls will earn the reward for the highest level achieved and each reward at the lower levels of achievement up to 350 boxes. 500+ level can choose one awesome prize. Example: For 1,000 boxes sold, you can choose between a Fujifilm Instax Camera Bundle an American Girl Doll or a Netbook.

Initial Sale Rewards

Sell 100+ Boxes, Get The Early Bird Patch

Sell 12+ Boxes, Get The Cookies on the GO! Patch

Sell 50-99 Boxes, Get The

Tagalong Turtle

Sell 150-199 Boxes, Get The Journal & Bracelet Set

Sell 200-249 Boxes, Get The Turtle Plush &

Super Patch

Sell 350-399 Boxes, Get The Mermaid Blanket (one size fits all)

Sell 100-149 Boxes, Get The Artist Roll

Sell 250-349 Boxes, Get The Weekender Tote

Sell 200+ Boxes, Get The “Seas The Day” Thermal Cup

Sell 300+ Boxes, Get The S’mores Keepsake Box &

Sticky Notes

Troop Sells 1500 Boxes, Leaders Get The Trunk

Organizer (2/Troop)

Encourage her to step up today to show everyone how the world’slargest girl-led entrepreneurial program helped her be abarrier breakin’, challenge crushin’, lead takin’ cookie pro!

Unlock this awesome, limited-editionCookie Pro 2018 patch

Travel to NYC for anall-expenses-paidGirl Scout Cookie Entrepreneur Experience, where girls will talk business with GSUSA leaders and be recognized as a Top Cookie Pro 2018

Be featured on our iconicGirl Scout Cookie box

HERE’S HOW IT WORKS:

Who can participate?Registered Girl Scout Cookie sellers from participating councils

How do girls enter?By completing their very own Cookie Pro Resume Survey online and submitting it along with a photo

Her cookie pro submission should include things like: Cookie badges she’s earned and skills she’s learned What she’s done or plans to do with her cookie earnings Best selling tips for crushing cookie sale goals like a PRO!

BY ENTERING THE CONTEST, GIRLS GET A CHANCE TO:

girlscouts.org/cookieproEntry details and official contest rules will be available September 1, 2017.

FUN FACT:200 million Girl Scout Cookie boxes are distributedeach year to more than 50 million cookie buyers!

The GIRL SCOUTS® name, mark, and all associated trademarks and logotypes, including the Trefoil Design, are owned by Girl Scouts of the USA.

Entries accepted January 2, 2018, through April 30, 2018.One entry per girl from participating councils.

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Girls who sell 500+ boxes will be invited to our exclusive end-of-year All Star Cookie Celebration

OR OR OR

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21st Century Super TroopIf your troop averages sales of 200 boxes per girl, and the troop is paid in full, the troop

receives $20 per girl toward an End -of-Year Celebration

Additional Rewards

Troop Sells 2000 Boxes, Leaders (2/Troop) & Girls

Get “Seas The Day” T-shirts

Sell 500+ Boxes, Choose An American Girl Doll OR Fujifilm Instax

Camera Bundle (Model may vary)

Sell 1000+ Boxes, Choose either 1 Week of Summer Day Camp, a Netbook OR a Get

Outdoors Kit (Model may vary)

Sell 2000+ Boxes, Choose either 2 Weeks of Summer Day Camp, OR an iPad Mini (Model may vary)

Sell 3000+ Boxes, Get a GoPro (Model may vary)

Send 12 Emails, Get The Cookie

Techie Patch (See page 13)

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January 2 Initial Sale Begins

January 2 - May 14 DOC is available

January 19-20 Cookie Palooza Rally: Sleepover at the Smithaven Mall

February 2 Initial Sale Ends. Forms due to the Troop Chair so they can be entered into eBudde.

February 2 Booth Sales Begin

February 2-4 “Froze Your Cookies Off” Weekend (see page 14 for details)

February 3 - May 14 Catch Up Orders take place. For late troops and girls with additional orders.

February 6 Initial Sales Entered into eBudde. All initial sales need to be entered into eBudde at https://ebudde.littlebrownie.com

February 12Delivery of Cookies Begin. Delivered to your SU Cookie Chair. They will coordinate pick up with all the troops in the Service Unit. You are responsible for the products you sign for.

February 23-25 National Cookie Weekend (see page 14 for details)

March 5Initial Sale Money Due. All initial sale money is due to be deposited into a Capital One Branch using the deposit slip that is assigned to your troop. Make sure to keep a copy for your records.

March 9-11 “Have No Fear, Cookies Are Here” Weekend (see page 14 for details)

April 27-29 Turtley Awesome Cookie Weekend (see page 14 for details)

May 4-6 “May the Fourth Be With You” Weekend (see page 14 for details)

May 14 Cookie Sale Ends. All money needs to be paid by this date.

May 18 Final Cookie Allocations. All cookies need to be allocated to the girls from any additional sales.

Important Dates

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Be sure to take advantage of all the awesome resources available from Little Brownie Bakers and Girl Scouts of the USA to guide you through

a fun and successful program!

GSSC: Visit our website to find procedures, forms, manuals and other helpful information. www.gssc.us

eBudde: Your Command Center for managing the cookie sale. Order cookies, track girl activity and order girl rewards. ebudde.LittleBrownie.com

VIP eTraining: Get step-by-step Girl Scout Cookie Program training whenever you’d like it! VIPeTraining.LittleBrownie.com

Little Brownie Bakers: Our official Girl Scout Cookie baker. Find girl activities, marketing ideas, cookie facts, program resources and clip art to help girls prepare for the cookie sale. LittleBrownieBakers.com

Little Brownie Bakers YouTube Channel: Check out our library of inspiring videos featuring real girl stories and selling tips. youtube.com/LittleBrownieBakers

Volunteer Blog: Check out the volunteer blog for exciting girl activities and booth ideas. LittleBrownieBakers.com

Digital Cookie: Girl Scouts can set up their own personalized sales pages, take credit card payments and ship cookies directly to their customers. gssc.us/digital-cookie

eBudde Troop App: Place orders on your mobile devices. Video and training and eBudde help are built right in. Learn more and download the app at LittleBrownie.com

Cookie Locator: Help friends locate the closest cookie booth with this app. CookieLocator.LittleBrownie.com

Built By Me Cookie Meeting Planner: An online tool to help plan a custom cookie season. CookiePlanner. LittleBrownieBakers.com

Girl Scouts of the USA: Locate info on GS Cookie Program and national cookie badges and pins. GirlScoutCookies.org

We are here to help!

[email protected] (631) 543-6622 ext. 242

eTools & Resources

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How To Get StartedTroop Pre-Sale

NEW TROOPSGSSC policy requires each troop to have a bank account. If your troop leader has not already opened an account, help her to get an account set up. For assistance, please contact the Membership Department at [email protected]. Rebates will only be direct deposited to the troop bank account when the troop bill has been paid in full.

ALL TROOPS

Ǉ If you have not already fill out an ACH attachment form from the Fall Product Sale Program, please send to the Product Sales Department in Commack or email to [email protected]

Ǉ All Troop Fall Chairs must fill out the Troop Manager job description and hand it in to the Service Unit Cookie Chair - They will then be added into the eBudde system to have access to their troop’s information.

• We recommend creating a new email address to help you manage the Cookie Program. This helps emails from getting overlooked in your personal email account.

Ǉ All girls who wish to participate must be registered with GSUSA. For assistance, email [email protected].

• Arrange with the Troop Leader the date, time & location for training your Girl Scouts & parents/guardians. (see page 12 for more information)

Ǉ Find out first on Facebook! “Like” Girl Scouts of Suffolk County for the latest information on the GSSC Product Programs.

• Check your email often throughout the program for important updates and critical date reminders from your Service Unit Fall Chair and GSSC.

CADETTE & OLDER TROOPS • Older girl troops have the option of opting out of recognitions and earning an additional $0.05 per box. To opt out

of rewards, go to your Settings tab, click “edit settings,” then check the box “ Opt out of rewards for additional proceeds.” Save by hitting “update.”

Initial Sale • When you initially sign into eBudde, every troop will use the password – Toff7926 (case-sensitve)

◦ Each volunteer, with a signed agreement on file, should have access to the eBudde system -

https://ebudde.littlebrownie.com. If you have trouble logging in, please email [email protected].

UNDER THE INITIAL ORDERS TAB - All orders must be entered in BOXES not cases

1. Click a girl’s name; you will see an entry row load at the bottom of the screen. Click one of the squares to begin entry.

2. Enter the total cookies sold by the girl in BOXES for each variety, including Operation Cookie (the first column listed OC) Press tab or use your computer mouse to go to the next column. When you’re finished with the girl, press ENTER on the keyboard or the OK button on the screen.

3. Repeat for each girl.

4. SAVE the page. You can still make edits after hitting SAVE, even if you log out of the system. This allows you to partially enter your order, leave and come back later to complete or make changes.

5. Review the totals at the bottom of the screen for your order. If correct, click SUBMIT ORDER. This means the order is FINAL. You cannot change the order once it has been submitted. Contact your Service Unit Cookie Chair or the Product Sales Department if changes are necessary after this point.

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How To Get StartedInitial Sale (cont’d)

Ǉ When the initial sale product arrives, your SU Cookie Chair will contact you to arrange the pickup for the troop’s product - Initial deliveries begin the week of February 12.

Ǉ Set up a time and date with the families in your troop to pick up their orders - Have them sign for all product received and issue receipts for payments given to you. Always keep records of transactions and receipts.

Ǉ All initial sale money is due by March 5 - You will be given deposit slips to use at any Capital One Bank. Be sure the deposit slip has your troop number encoded on the bottom left of the slip. If it doesn’t, don’t use it! Email [email protected] for additional deposit slips. Money can also be paid at www.gssc.us.

SPECIAL NOTE

It is suggested by Council that you round down your initial order. The system will automatically total the troop order and round it up to the nearest full case. Please adjust your order downward to full cases.

Catch Up Orders Ǉ Ask for the parent/guardian’s help in keeping things organized - Choose dates that you will go to the cupboard and have the parents/guardians email you with the additional products that they need. Have them sign receipts. Always keep a record of what is picked up.

Ǉ Be sure to allocate any additional product from the cupboards to the girls so they will receive the proper rewards at the end of the season. Visit www.gssc.us for directions on how to allocate product from catch up orders and booth sales.

Troop Wrap Up Ǉ Verify that all cookies ordered have been allocated to the girls.

Ǉ All money should be deposited into any Capital One Bank using the deposit slip assigned to your troop by May 14. Payments can also be made at www.gssc.us.

Ǉ Be sure to hand in copies of your deposit slips to your Service Unit Cookie Chair. GSSC will verify that they have been properly applied to your troop.

Ǉ Girl recognitions will be shipped directly to your Service Unit Cookie Chair. Once received, they will distribute them to the troops accordingly.

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Parent/Guardian & Girl Training • A great way to get your Cookie Product Sale moving is to get your girls and their families

super excited. Here are some tips and tricks:

Ǉ Host a Cookie Program Training night for girls and their families - Explain the purpose of the program as a troop opportunity to generate funds and hand out program materials. This can also be done at the end of a regularly scheduled troop meeting.

Ǉ Collect and hold onto a signed Parent/Guardian Agreement - DO NOT give out any product without having this form on file. This is what saves the troop from owing money that a family does not pay.

Ǉ Inspire! Encourage! Motivate! You are the face of the program - Your program introduction will have significant effect on the girls’ enthusiasm and parent/guardian support. Be sure to share your contact information with the families for any additional questions they may have.

Ǉ Explain to the families that the rewards are cumulative - For example: If a girl sells 100 boxes, she will receive all the rewards up to and including the 100 reward. This is up to 350 boxes. Girls who sell over 500+ boxes get to choose a premium reward and will be invited to our All-Star celebration! For example: if a girl sells 1,000 boxes she can choose one 1,000 level reward or two 500 level rewards.

Ǉ Review the 5 Skills with the girls - Goal Setting, Decision Making, Money Management, People Skills and Business Ethics. These valuable skills learned at the heart of every product program will last a lifetime!

Ǉ Troops & girls should set individual and collective Cookie Program goals - Ask the girls to vote on how they would like to use the program proceeds. Reinforce how individual goals help the troop achieve its overall goal and fund troop activities.

Ǉ Review all important dates and deadlines - Meeting deadlines is critical to the success of the program; stress the importance of timeliness to families.

Ǉ Explain about Operation Cookie.

Ǉ Explain what Catch Up Orders are and when they will start.

Ǉ Review cash handling procedures - Set clear expectations for conduct and collection of monies due to the troop. Checks should be made out to GSSC.

How To Get Started

1 Register 3 Invite Customers 2 Set Up Your Site 4 Track Your Goal

Sign up to use the Digital Cookie™ platform, look for your Digital Cookie™ registration email. If you can’t find it, contact your council for details.

In just a few minutes, you can set up your sale goal, share your cookie story, and upload a fun picture or video. Then you’re ready to save, review, publish, and...done!

Manage your cookie customer list and easily send ready-to-use emails inviting people to support your sale. You can also promote your personalized cookie site link on Facebook with friends and family.

See how close you are to reaching your goal by tracking the number of boxes sold and orders placed, as well as sales by delivery type and cookie variety. You can even include offline sales to see your total progress—yum!

4 Easy Steps to Get Movin’ with the Digital Cookie™ Platform! This cookie season superpower your sale by expanding your efforts from the booth to the web. Why? Because adding online and mobile channels to your sale can help you reach more cookie fans than you ever imagined. That’s right! With the Digital Cookie™ platform you can market everyone’s favorite cookies-with-a-purpose to customers down the block or across the country from the comfort of your couch. AWESOME.

The Girl Scouts name and mark, and all associated trademarks, including but not limited to Girl Scout Cookies, Girl Scout Cookie Program, Thin Mints, Trefoils, Digital Cookie and the Trefoil design and mark are owned by Girl Scouts of the USA. All rights reserved.

BONUS

Here are 4 easy steps to jump into the fun, and slay those cookie sale goals like a true cookie boss!

Sell on the go with the Digital Cookie Mobile App!Download is FREE.

1 Register 3 Invite Customers 2 Set Up Your Site 4 Track Your Goal

Sign up to use the Digital Cookie™ platform, look for your Digital Cookie™ registration email. If you can’t find it, contact your council for details.

In just a few minutes, you can set up your sale goal, share your cookie story, and upload a fun picture or video. Then you’re ready to save, review, publish, and...done!

Manage your cookie customer list and easily send ready-to-use emails inviting people to support your sale. You can also promote your personalized cookie site link on Facebook with friends and family.

See how close you are to reaching your goal by tracking the number of boxes sold and orders placed, as well as sales by delivery type and cookie variety. You can even include offline sales to see your total progress—yum!

4 Easy Steps to Get Movin’ with the Digital Cookie™ Platform! This cookie season superpower your sale by expanding your efforts from the booth to the web. Why? Because adding online and mobile channels to your sale can help you reach more cookie fans than you ever imagined. That’s right! With the Digital Cookie™ platform you can market everyone’s favorite cookies-with-a-purpose to customers down the block or across the country from the comfort of your couch. AWESOME.

The Girl Scouts name and mark, and all associated trademarks, including but not limited to Girl Scout Cookies, Girl Scout Cookie Program, Thin Mints, Trefoils, Digital Cookie and the Trefoil design and mark are owned by Girl Scouts of the USA. All rights reserved.

BONUS

Here are 4 easy steps to jump into the fun, and slay those cookie sale goals like a true cookie boss!

Sell on the go with the Digital Cookie Mobile App!Download is FREE.

Girl Scouts can help honor our service women and men by asking each customer if he or she would purchase a box of cookies to send to US military through Operation:Cookie.

Donating a box to our service personnel is the perfect suggestion for those customers who say they are on a diet or buy their cookies from a Girl Scout in another council. This program lasts throughout the cookie campaign, from January through May.

Learn more at www.gssc.us/operation-cookieEarn this patch by getting

50+ boxes donated

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Gift of Caring

◀ Cookie Techie Patch

Booth Sale Patch

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1. Find a location in your area to have your booth sale. If you are having trouble locating one, call your SU for help. Great locations include banks, supermarkets, and houses of worship.

2. Confirm the date, time & location with your SU Cookie Chair.

3. Call your cupboard at least 1 week prior to the booth sale OR go to www.gssc.us to reserve your booth sale. Product must be picked up and returned to the same location.

4. Have fun! Sell, Sell, Sell!

5. Deposit funds collected to the nearest Capital One Bank with the deposit slip from your booth sale pickup. DO NOT USE A BLANK SLIP FROM THE BANK.

6. Return any product that was not sold to the cupboard with the receipt from your deposit.

7. After the booth sale has been entered into the system (about 1 week), be sure to go back into eBudde and assign the product sold to all of the girls that attended that day. (See Allocating Cookies to Girls for Booth and Catch Up Orders)

Booth Sales - Feb. 2 - May 14

Cookies by the carloadUse this guide to approximate how many cases of cookies will fit in your vehicle. The amounts assume the car will be empty except for the driver and uses all space except the driver’s seat. Safety Note: Avoid carrying cookie cases and children in the passenger area of a vehicle at the same time.

Car Type Number of cases

Compact car 23

Hatchback car 30

Mid-size sedan 35

Sport utility vehicle 60

Station wagon 75

Minivan (seats in) 75

Pick-up truck (full bed) 100

Cargo van (seats in) 200

Special Booth Sale WeekendsHost a booth sale during these weekends, sell 170+ boxes, and earn these special patches.

A. February 2-4 – “Froze Your Cookies Off”

B. February 23-25 – National Cookie Weekend

C. March 9-11 – “Have No Fear, Cookie Are Here!”

D. April 27-29 – Turtley Awesome Cookie

E. May 4-6 – May The Fourth Be With You

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Cookie Cupboard - Opens January 20

Booth Sales (Cont’d)

The Cookie Cupboard ensures that extra cookies are conveniently available to Troops. Service Unit Cookie Chairs, Service Unit Coordinators, Troop Cookie Chairs, Troop Leaders and Parents/Guardians may pick up cookies from a cupboard. Identification must be shown.

Cupboards help volunteers complete initial orders and obtain cookies for additional orders, catch-up orders and booth orders. Please remember that returns are only accepted for weekend Booth Sales on the Monday and Tuesday following the sale. You must call for a booth sale prior to picking up or make a request @ gssc.us. A one-week lead time is recommended.

Leader Incentives

1 Booth (170 Boxes)

Cookie Volunteer Patch

2 Booths (340 Boxes)

Two “Seas The Day” Thermal Cup


GSSC Tote Bag


Two $10 Starbucks Gift Cards

Main Office, Commack(631) 543-6622 - Habla Español

442 Moreland Road Commack, NY 11725

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JANUARY 30 - FEBRUARY 9 Mon. - Fri. 10am - 4pm

FEBRUARY 12 - MAY 14Mon./Wed./Fri. 10am - 3pm Tue. & Thu. 12 - 5pm Saturday 10am - 12pm

Camp Edey, Bayport(631) 472-1625

1500 Lakeview Avenue Bayport, NY 11705

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JANUARY 30 - FEBRUARY 9Monday CLOSED Tue. & Thu. 10am - 12pm Wed. & Fri. 2 - 5pm

FEBRUARY 12 - MAY 14Monday CLOSED Tue. & Thu. 10am - 12pm Wed. & Fri. 2 - 5pm Saturday 10am - 12pm

East End Office, Riverhead(631) 369-9757

854 East Main Street Riverhead, NY 11901

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JANUARY 30 - FEBRUARY 9Monday CLOSED Tue. & Thu. 2 - 4pm Wed. & Fri. 10am - 12pm

FEBRUARY 12 - MAY 14Monday CLOSED Tue. & Thu. 2 - 4pm Wed. & Fri. 10am - 12pm Saturday 10am - 12pm

Council Facilities — Convenient locations throughout Suffolk County:Closures: • Saturday, February 17 • Monday, February 19 • Friday, March 30 at 12PM • Saturday, March 31.

A fun promotional video with lots of ideas in action will inspire you and the girls alike. Would girls like to try this strategy for big sales? What marketing ideas can they brainstorm?

The complete Cookie House Party Hostess Guide provides step-by-step guidance and lots of fun resources. Find more at Blog.LittleBrownieBakers.com.

So there are 12 boxes in a case, 12 months in a year... Little Brownie has created a year’s worth of recipes girls can give away to customers who buy a whole case.

Find these resources and more on the volunteer page of LittleBrownie.com.

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add up more fun!Cookie House Parties help girls sell by the case.

A Cookie House Party is a sweet strategy that encourages girls to invite their best customers to a cookie-themed gathering to have fun, enjoy snacks—and buy cookies by the case! Girls share their BIG goals, and customers make BIG purchases.

From invitations to yummy recipes, Little Brownie makes it easy!

C kies are in the house!

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Everything you need for an Cookie Season - gssc.us on Internal pages... · Do-si-dos® Crunchy oatmeal sandwich cookies with creamy peanut butter filling Samoas® Crisp cookies coated