CAREGIVER GUIDE 2020-2021 GIRL SCOUT COOKIE PROGRAM - Everything you need for a successful cookie season
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® 2020–2021 GIRL SCOUT COOKIE PROGRAM CAREGIVER GUIDE Everything you need for a successful cookie season
Dear Girl Scout Family, This Girl Scout Cookie Season, we are celebrating the spirit and creativity of all Girl Scouts as they sell America’s favorite treats and Know We Are In This Together. Whether embarking on a brave new adventure or finding the courage to talk to her first customer, every girl finds her own type of spirit in the Girl Scout Cookie Program®. Girls have amazing experiences and build lifelong skills, friendships, and confidence along the way. The Girl Scout Cookie Program is a council-sponsored money-earning opportunity that enables troops to earn funds at the beginning of the Girl Scout year. It also allows family and friends the opportunity to support their daughter’s Girl Scout troop and Girl Scouting in their community. 100% of the proceeds from the program stays locally within our council. The theme of this year’s program is Know We Are In This Together! We can’t wait to take this journey with you! — Your Product Program team Girl Scout cookie program Caregiver Permission & Participation Checklist Responsibility Form You and your Girl Scout can prepare for the best possible New this year, fill out and sign the online Caregiver experience by gathering a few tools for a successful cookie Responsibility & Permission form for each girl participating program: in the program. This form demonstrates your willingness to be held accountable for program deadlines, orders taken � M ake sure you are and delivered, and product and money received. The form registered for the 2020–2021 is mandatory and a critical requirement for troop financial membership year. management of the program and should be completed before � A ttend caregiver meeting submitting paper and online girl delivery orders. You will not provided by your troop to get be allowed to pick up products until you have completed the all of the information you’ll form. need for the cookie program. � T he online Caregiver Permission & Responsibility Form is accessible at GirlScoutCookieTime.com. � Y ou will need the troop cookie manager’s and/or troop leader’s email address when submitting the online form as a confirmation will be sent to you and the troop’s email you entered on the form. Learn more about the Cookie Product Program at GirlScoutCookieTime.com. 2
6 Steps to Success Important Info Girls succeed when families get involved. You can support to Remember your girl by giving her love, guidance, and inspiration. � Adhere to all cookie program dates. (See back cover for important dates). Help your girl set goals and show how she can 1 reach her goals. � Check with your troop for the dates that the weekly orders are due. • Discuss your girl’s goals with her and come up with a game plan for how she can achieve them. � Verify the date that cookie funds are due to your troop. isit your family and friends, and support more V 2 ways to sell in person! � Accept financial responsibility for all products and money received. • Nothing beats a face-to-face connection through Cookies on the Spot sales. Go door-to-door with cookies and visit family and friends. If they are not home, leave your business card so � When picking up her cookies, you must count your inventory to confirm you received all cookies they can shop online later. you ordered. • Volunteer to assist at a cookie booth or help her troop in other ways. � Make sure you sign and get a copy of your receipt. • Consider hosting house parties, Lemon-Ups™ stands, and mobile booths. � Cookies are not returnable to troop or council. • Be safe and follow COVID-19 In-Person Meeting Guidelines at � Collect payment when your Girl Scout delivers to gswcf.org/covid. the customer but not before. Register and participate in Digital Cookie � Turn in troop cookie money when stated. 3 • Participating in Digital Cookie has never been so fun and � Check your girl’s Digital Cookie site weekly to view all “Girl Delivery” orders. If you don’t have exciting. Girls can customize their avatar, set up their online storefront, and start sending emails to family and friends in a enough cookies to fulfill your orders, you must matter of minutes. contact your troop cookie chair to get the cookies you need. • On Jan. 2, 2021, girls can register on Digital Cookie, create her avatar, and start sending emails. � When picking up extra cookies, remember to sign and get a copy of the receipt. 4 Share on social media • Before participating in any money-earning Girl Scout activity, � The troop cookie chair is responsible to report all parents with outstanding funds to council after it is important that girls and adults review the following materials, and remember to print and sign the forms listed the program. below. � Any caregivers with outstanding funds on • Internet Safety Pledge Mar. 12, 2021 will be reported to the Product • Product Sale Activity Checkpoints Program department for collections. • Girl Scout Online Safety Pledge • Online Activity Checkpoints � Provide your troop cookie manager with cookie • Practical Tips for Parents orders. Don’t forget to include her girl delivery orders! • Remember, girls and parent cannot post on Marketplace, Nextdoor, garage sale, community pages, eBay, Craigslist, or � IMPORTANT: Do not store cookies in a car, direct any other retail/resale site. sunlight, a garage, on a cement floor, porch, patio, or in any warm place as well as a location 5 Track your progress and celebrate success! • Check your online page so you can track your progress to where animals, bugs or water can get to them. Remember, you are responsible for these cookies, even if they get wet, melt from heat, or otherwise hitting your goal. become unsaleable. 6 Celebrate success with your Girl Scout! 3
What’s New in How the Cookie Crumbles Ever wonder what the cost of cookies covers? Here’s a breakdown of how the funds are distributed per box. •N EW Cookie Dough Option You are now able to transfer your Cookie Dough to a GSUSA online Gift Certificate •N EW Credit Card Option Clover Go and Cheddar Up Customers look forward to our cookies every year Girl Scout Cookies® are $5 per package for core varieties. Specialty cookies are $6 per package. Core Varieties Specialty Cookies Do-si-dos® Girl Scout S’mores® Lemon-Ups™ Toffee-tastic® Samoas® Tagalongs® Thin Mints® Trefoils® 4
5 SKILLS Safety Guidelines FOR GIRLS Show You’re a Girl Scout Girls should wear Girl Scout membership pin, uniform, or Girl Scout clothing (i.e. a Girl Scout T-Shirt) to clearly identify themselves as a Girl Scout. The Girl Scout Cookie Use the Buddy System ® Program teaches Always use the buddy system. It’s not just safe, it’s fun. 5 ESSENTIAL SKILLS Be Street Wise that will last a lifetime Become familiar with the areas and neighborhoods where you will be and help girls develop an selling Girl Scout products. entrepreneurial mindset. Partner with Adults Adults must accompany Girl Scout Daisies, Brownies, and Juniors when they are taking orders, selling, or delivering product. Girls in grades 6–12 must be supervised by an adult when selling door-to- door and must never sell alone. Plan Ahead GOAL SETTING 1 Be prepared for emergencies and always have a plan for safeguarding money. Girls learn how to set Do Not Enter goals and create a plan to Never enter the home or vehicle of a person when you are selling or reach them. making deliveries. Protect Privacy Girls’ names and home or email addresses should never be given out 2 to customers. Do not share customer information unless necessary DECISION MAKING for the product sale. Girls learn to make decisions Be Safe on the Road on their own and as a team. Always follow safe pedestrian practices, especially when crossing at intersections or walking along roadways. Be aware of traffic when unloading product and passengers from vehicles. 3 Be Net Wise MONEY MANAGEMENT Girls must have their parent/guardian’s permission to participate in all online activities, and must read and agree to the GSUSA Internet Girls learn to create a budget and Safety Pledge before conducting any online activities. handle money. Things to Think About As we navigate through a potential continuation of social 4 PEOPLE SKILLS distancing, here are some things to think about as they pertain to paper card order and delivery of products to customers: Girls find their voice and • Encourage girls to participate in the online platform to build confidence through take orders customer interactions. • Encourage girls to print door hangers to leave on customers’ doors • The potential need for girls to schedule porch drop offs of customers products 5 • Need to collect payments from customers via credit card BUSINESS ETHICS • for paper card orders (Clover option) Need to collect caregiver payments via credit card Girls learn to act ethically, (Cheddar Up option) both in business and life. • Follow GSWCF COVID-19 Safety Guidelines Additional information will be communicated to troops, girls, and caregivers if the need arises. 5
Selling Strategies Girl Scouts have a number of options to reach customers during the Girl Scout Cookie Program®: Online Instructions Cookies on the Spot for Digital Cookies (In-Person Orders) 1. Go to gsdigitalcookie.com/gswcf After girls receive their cookie inventory, 2. If you participated in the 2020 Fall Product Program or used they can visit family members, friends, Digital Cookie in 2020, click on the “LOGIN” button. If you do and neighbors and sell cookies right then and there. Want to get a not remember your password, you will be able to reset it after jump on it? You can use your paper order card to take preorders. hitting the login button. Once the cookies arrive in February, you deliver the preorders and 3. If you have never participated in either Product Program online, collect payment. click on the “REGISTER” button. 4. Enter your zip code. Girl Scout Cookie Booths 5. Watch the mandatory safety video. You will be able to Troops obtain cookies from a cupboard (locations across the continue registering once the video has finished playing. council supplied with cookie inventory) and sell them directly to 6. Read the Girl Scout Parent/Guardian Internet Safety Pledge. customers, often at booths in high-traffic areas such as grocery stores, malls, or sporting events. Booth sale times and locations 7. ave the girl read the Girl Scout Participant Internet H are either organized by our council or approved by the Service Unit Safety Pledge. Cookie Manager. 8. You will need to read the entire pledge and agree in order to continue. Digital Cookie® — 9. You will find a lot of good information and links to additional Direct Ship information that can help you navigate through the program. Girls create a customized webpage 10. Next, enter your 5-digit troop number or select it from the and send emails with a personalized drop down menu. If you don’t know or see your troop number message to family and friends asking them to buy Girl Scout listed, click on the box that says, “I don’t know/see my troop Cookies®. Customers purchase cookies through the webpage and or group#.” they are shipped directly to their home (shipping and handling 11. If you click on the box, GSWCF will need to verify the girl’s charges apply). Orders appear automatically in eBudde and girls troop number and will move her into the correct troop. can track their progress and send follow up messages. 12. If you see your troop number, select it and then choose your girls name from the list. If you do not see the girl’s name, Digital Cookie® — Girl Delivery select “I do not see her name” and type it in. Girls who have customers that are local and wish to offer them the 13. Council will verify she is a registered Girl Scout and you will ease of shopping online without the adding costs of shipping, can receive an email to proceed with the set up. recommend the “Girl Delivery” option. 14. Answer the questions about your girl and what scouting means to you and click next. Girl Delivery orders after the initial order period can be fulfilled through the troop’s extras or cupboard transactions. These girl 15. Girls can customize an avatar to their likeness by choosing delivery cookies can then be picked up along with any additional skin tone, hair style and color, eye shape and color, and face goal-getter sales you might have. It is important to notify your shape. Girls can also add their own recorded message about troop Cookie Manager when you have Girl Delivery sales so they their cookie goals. can check to see if they have adequate inventory or schedule a 16. Girls will earn virtual rewards for their avatar by taking various cupboard to pick up. actions in the system. 17. Share the news of your cookie program with family and friends by sending emails and sharing it on Facebook. Go to GirlScoutCookieTime.com for more details. 6
Girl Scout Cookie Booths Troops sell cookies directly to customers, often at booths in high- traffic areas such as grocery stores, malls, or sporting events. Your troop leader will reach out to you when booth times and locations Cookie Booth Etiquette Rules are scheduled. Caregivers and girls must follow the rules at booths. • A minimum of two registered and background-screened adults The rules and guidelines put into place are to ensure girl safety and and at least one registered girl must be present at booths. a successful, fair, fun, and safe cookie season. If rules are broken, Siblings or tag-a-longs may not attend. the troop and/or girl could be penalized. • Arrive and leave on time. Pack up 5 minutes before the end of Caregivers are not allowed to secure booth sites at “Big Box” stores the shift to allow arriving booth participants time to set up. such as (but not limited to) Publix, Walmart, Winn-Dixie, Dunkin’, • Booths should be set up a minimum of 15 feet from doors or and JOANN Fabrics and Crafts for their troop. If you know a small remain in the location designated by the store. business owner who would like to have your troop hold a cookie booth at their location, notify your cookie chair to get the service • Booths at Publix locations must conclude by 7 p.m. unit cookie manager’s approval. All booth sites MUST be approved • Store locations cannot grant permission to stay any later than by the service unit cookie manager and product sales department the allotted time as GSWCF has agreements with corporations before a booth sale can be held at that location. for specific times/dates. • Store managers may cancel booths for any reason. Mobile Booth Sales • If a store manager asks booth attendees to leave the store • A decorated car, van, truck, or even a wagon filled with delicious location, do so immediately. Politely thank the store manager Girl Scout Cookies®. Be creative and visit events happening in and notify the Service Unit Cookie Manager or Product Program your community. department. • Can be a troop activity or done by individual girls (with a caregiver). • Do not ask the store location to make announcements regarding • Remember that “mobile” means mobile. You may not bring booth sales. tables, chairs, or tents. • Girls should allow entering/exiting customers to approach them. • Limited to no longer than 30 minutes at each location. Never approach customers as they enter/exit the store. • Girls and troops cannot approach any high-traffic locations • Girls are in charge of selling. Adults are there to provide (such as grocery stores, malls, and universities) or any location guidance and handle money for younger Girl Scouts. where there is a cookie booth set up or planned. • Donation jars are not allowed anywhere on or near your booth. • Mobile booths begin Jan. 30. • Bling Your Booth with posters and other items to attract Lemon-Ups™ Stand customers; no graffiti. • Set up a simple stand similar to a classic lemonade stand. • Do not allow girls to write on store property. • Stands may only be set up on residential property where the girl • Girls must remain close to their booths at all times; no running or close family member (grandparents, aunts, uncles) resides. around or approaching people inside the store location. Stands must adhere to local city/government ordinances • Girl Scouts are polite and should never yell to customers and/or HOA approval. to attract sales, block access to store entrance, or employ • Never leave cookies and/or money unattended at a stand. aggressive sales techniques. • A parent/adult must be present to supervise. • Eating and smoking are not permitted at booth locations. • Lemon-Ups stands begin on Jan. 30. • Keep cell phone use to a minimum and focus on customer engagement. • Remove all trash (including empty cookie boxes) yourself. Store Money Management trash receptacles are not for public trash or recycling. • Before leaving the location, one girl and one adult should thank Caregivers are financially responsible for all cookies received and management at the store location. all money received from customers. Handling money is a serious matter and any misuse of girl funds collected is a criminal offense. Consequences • There are NO cookie returns to the troop or GSWCF. If girls and/or troops (including troop parents) are not participating • Payment for cookies: Schedule date and time with troop’s within the established rules and guidelines, they may be cookie manager to give cookie payments. Make sure you get a penalized in the following ways: receipt every time you hand in the payments. • First offense: Verbal counseling regarding any • Safeguarding the money collected is important. Large amounts offense outlined in the guidelines. of cash should be left in the hands of caregivers, not girls. • Second offense: Removal from troop’s next • Verify with troop leader regarding accepting checks. scheduled Council Level booth location. • Caregivers with outstanding funds owed will be reported to • Third offense: Girl/troop will not be allowed to council for collections. hold any further cookie booths for the season. • Girls with outstanding caregivers will not receive rewards and will not be able to participate in future product programs. 7
Troop Proceeds Rewards Troop proceeds are based on a per-girl-average (PGA) Rewards are based on an individual girl’s sales. All rewards and basis with a chance for troops to earn greater proceeds patches are cumulative except for the Extreme Team Rewards. with a higher PGA. Troops must have a minimum of two GSWCF reserves the right to substitute rewards based on participating girls in the cookie program to receive troop availability. For a full list of rewards, please view the girl order proceeds. Troops with only one participating girl are card or visit GirlScoutCookieTime.com. not considered a troop and the girl will receive council credits only (see the Juliette Cookie Program Insert at Council Dough GirlScoutCookieTime.com to learn more). New this year, we are expanding our girl Council Dough eBudde will automatically calculate troop proceeds, ™ choices. Girls are now able to make a choice to convert all or adjusting for PGA. Troops must enter total cases of cookies part of her GSWCF Council Dough to an online Cookie Dough picked up into eBudde for troop proceeds to be determined gift certificate, which can be used to purchase items online correctly. through GSUSA’s Girl Scout Store. Online Cookie Dough gift certificates can only be used to make online purchases and Girl Scout Junior, Cadette, Senior, and Ambassador level cannot be used for membership registration or GSWCF council troops can opt out of rewards to receive additional proceeds. events, destinations, or any other such event. This is strictly All girls in a J/C/S/A troop must agree as a whole troop to for online only purchases at girlscoutshop.com. All GSWCF opt out of rewards. While troops who opt out will not receive Council Dough converted to an “Online Cookie Dough gift general rewards, they can still earn patches and rewards certificate” will expire on Dec. 30, 2021. for starting inventory orders (SIO), Digital Cookie and Gift of Caring sales, as well as the Top-Seller reward. Multi-level Girls who do not elect to transfer portions of their GSWCF troops with girls below Juniors do not qualify to opt out of Council Dough to the online format will continue to receive rewards. the printed GSWCF Council Dough cards. Council Dough cards can be used at the council shop as well as membership Troop Proceeds For J/C/S/A registration, summer camp, GSWCF programs and events, with Rewards Opt Out Destinations, and service unit encampments. Troop PGA Troop Proceeds Digital Cookie Rewards Less than 200 $0.87/box Packages Sold Girl Reward 200–274.99 $0.89/box 50+ packages Straw with Pouch 275 or more $0.92/box 100+ packages $7 Council Dough *Proceeds earned belong to the Girl Scout troop and do not become the property of individual members. 150+ packages Backpack Purse Gift of Caring Rewards Send 25 Packages Sold Girl Reward Digital Coo ® kie 12+ packages Gift of Caring Patch emails and get 30+ packages Pillow a Cookie Te chie 60+ packages Padded Padfolio patch 100+ packages $15 Council Dough 8
Council Gift of Caring and Hometown Heroes The Hometown Heroes (HTH) program is a community service The Council Gift of Caring (GOC) program is a Girl Scout opportunity where troops/girls choose a local organization to community service project that provides donated Girl Scout receive donated cookies. Recipients can be “heroes” in the Cookies® to active overseas military men and women through community such as non-profit organizations, shelters, firefighters, Support the Troops, Inc. GSWCF also disperses some of the police departments, blood banks, or food banks. Girls should donated cookies to Feeding Tampa Bay. contact the selected organization for their approval prior to collecting cookie donations. How the program works: For various reasons, some customers may not want to buy cookies for themselves. Through the Gift of Caring and Hometown Heroes programs, they have a chance to give to others while supporting Girl Scouting at the same time. While taking regular orders, girls communicate to customers that they can purchase cookies to donate to troops (through Gift of Caring) or to the chosen Hometown Hero. Using the Gift of Caring/Hometown Heroes poster, girls explain that this is a Girl Scout community service program, which will send Girl Scout Cookies® not only to active overseas military personnel and veterans organizations, but also to local non-profits. • E ach cookie box donation for the Gift of Caring/Hometown Heroes program is at the $5 level. • Girls who get a minimum of 12 or more GOC/HTH orders earn the Gift of Caring patch • Gift of Caring cookies can be purchased in-person or online. Girls should email relatives and friends (especially those who live • For 30 or more GOC/HTH orders, girls also receive outside of their area) and ask them to donate for your council Gift a pocket pillow of Caring program. • For 60 or more GOC/HTH orders, girls also receive • Hometown Heroes cookies can be purchased in-person only at a padded portfolio cookie booths or during Cookies on the Spot. • For 100 or more GOC/HTH orders, girls also receive • Since there are no products to deliver to customers who support $15 in Council Dough council Gift of Caring, girls should collect money from customers at the time of the order and turn it in to the troop cookie manager. 9
S’MORES CLUB The S’mores Club is exclusively for GSWCF girl members and adult product program volunteers who excel in both the 2020 Fall Product Program and 2021 Girl Scout Cookie Program. Girls and volunteers who earn a place in the S’mores Club during the 2020–2021 membership year receive a special S’mores Club patch and an exclusive sterling silver bracelet with uniquely designed charms. Girls who became members of the 2020 S’mores Club and meet the requirement for both the 2020 Fall Product Program and 2021 Girl Scout Cookie Program will receive the current year’s mascot charms to add to their bracelets and the exclusive S’mores Club patch. To qualify for the S’mores Club, girls must sell: • 70 items during the 2020 Fall Product Program, and • 400 packages during the 2021 Girl Scout Cookie Program To qualify for the S’mores Club, product program volunteers* must: • Have a minimum of two girls in their troop who participate in both the 2020 Fall Product Program and the 2021 Girl Scout Cookie Program • Have total sales of at least $2,000 in the 2020 Fall Product Program • Have a PGA of 350 packages during the 2021 Girl Scout Cookie Program (based on girls participating) * Only the troop fall product manager (TFPM) and the troop cookie manager (TCM) are eligible for rewards. If the TFPM and TCM are the same person, only one reward will be given. 4 FOR MORE get more + give back! 4 For More is a new sales incentive to help girls/troops increase their cookie sales by encouraging customers to PINS AND BADGES spend a minimum of $20 when they make a purchase from one of our Cookie CEOs. This is a replacement for the 5 for When a Girl Scout places a pin or a 5 Program and now includes a give-back component that badge on her vest or sash, it symbolizes supports either Gift of Caring or the troop’s designated an important achievement. Cookie Hometown Hero. With 4 For More, a customer will be given a Entrepreneur Family pins recognize receipt with a unique code for every four boxes purchased. the five skills girls learn as they begin This code lets them enter into a contest where they could to think like entrepreneurs through get more + give back win three cases of their favorite Girl Scout Cookie AND give the Girl Scout Cookie Program. Cookie back by donating an additional three cases to either our Gift Business badges demonstrate that a of Caring Program or a troop’s designated Hometown Hero girl has developed specific skills related (where applicable). Be sure that your girls write their troop to running her own business. When a Girl number on each receipt. Get details at gswcf.org/4formore. Scout wears these emblems, she lets the 4more! world know she’s a real-life Cookie Boss! Earning the year-by-year Cookie Entrepreneur Family Pin is the best way to make the Girl Scouts Cookie Program for a family affair! Cookie Business badges give Girl Scouts the chance to hone their skills and gain an understanding of the world of business. For more information and to download all level criteria, go to GirlScoutCookieTime.com and look for Badges & Resources under the “For Cookie Sellers” page. 10
2021 Patches Cookie Crossover Patch Cookie Captain Patch Did your daughter’s troop participate in the 2020 Fall Product This program is designed specifically Program? Girls who sent at least 15 emails in the Fall Product for Girl Scout Juniors, Cadettes, Program can earn this personalized Crossover Patch by also selling Seniors, and Ambassadors who 270 packages of cookies during the 2021 Girl Scout Cookie Program. want to use their years of cookie program experience to help younger Cookie Rookie Patch girls succeed. Girl Scout Daisies and The Cookie Rookie patch is for first time Brownies look up to older girls, so cookie sellers ONLY. Parents, troop there’s no one better to teach them cookie chairs, troop leaders, or Cookie the cookie program! Captains help new cookie sellers learn all Participating in this program is easy! Become a Cookie Captain about the cookie program while having by participating in any of the activities below. You can do any fun. All Cookie Rookies who complete activity more than once, but you must work with different troops. the program will earn this patch. For full For example, if you help out Daisy Troop 12345 at a cookie booth details go to gswcf.org/cookierookie. as well as Brownie Troop 67890, this counts as completion of two Cookie Booth Patch requirements. However, if you help Daisy Troop 12345 at a cookie booth twice, it would only count as completion of one requirement. Booth sales are a great way to increase your team’s success. Contact your troop cookie manager to sign up for booths. Girls who sell 36 packages or more from a booth or booths will receive the booth sales patch. Activities Required for Cookie Captain Complete 1 activity: You’ll receive the Cookie Captain patch. Complete 2 activities: You’ll receive the Cookie Captain patch and $10 Council Dough. Complete 3 activities: You’ll receive the Cookie Captain patch and $25 Council Dough (awards are not cumulative). • A Cookie Rally. When your service unit holds its cookie rally, pitch in and take ownership of a cookie rally station. Plan an activity (it can be a game or a craft) that will help girls learn more about the cookie program, prepare the supplies needed, decorate your activity site, and then help girls at the rally with your game or project. • F ind a troop that has a lot of first time cookie sellers. Ask your troop cookie chair about the Cookie Rookie patch requirements and help Girl Scout Daisies and Brownies become Cookie Rookies. Show them the Cookie Rookie video and complete at least two activities. • B e their Cookie Captain when booth sales start. Cookie Captains can join the troop at their cookie booth to provide selling tips, product information, help make changes, and be an example of how Girl Scouts should treat their customers and their cookie booth location. …and Go to gswcf.org/cookiecaptain for more details and application. more! 11
We hope you have an exciting season and we are always here for you if you have any questions. Important Dates JANUARY 2021 Jan. 2: Cookie program begins (girls will begin accepting orders via their Digital Cookie website) Patricia Hemenway Jan. 11: Troop Starting Inventory Order (SIO) due Vice President of Girl Experience Jan. 30: Girls begin Cookies on the Spot, Lemon-Ups stands, Phone/fax: 813-262-1838 and mobile booths productsales@gswcf.org FEBRUARY 2021 Feb. 4: Cupboards open (hours of operation vary by location) Feb. 12: Cookie booths begin! Feb. 12: Bling Your Booth contest begins Esther Rivera Feb. 19–21: National Girl Scout Cookie Weekend Product Program Coordinator MARCH 2021 Phone/fax: 813-262-1763 productsales@gswcf.org Mar. 1: Bling Your Booth contest ends Mar. 1: Last day customers can choose girl delivery Mar. 7: Cookie program ends (On the Spot and online sales) Mar. 12: Outstanding caregiver/parent information due Jessica Hadley APRIL & MAY 2021 Product Program Coordinator Rewards sent to service unit for distribution to troops Phone/fax: 813-262-1839 productsales@gswcf.org Sabrina Canty-Hart Product Program Experience Manager Phone/fax: 813-262-1787 productsales@gswcf.org The GIRL SCOUTS® name and mark, and all other associated trademarks and 4610 Eisenhower Blvd Tampa, FL 33634 logotypes, including but not limited to the Trefoil Design, are owned by Girl 813-281-4475 • 800-881-4475 gswcf.org Scouts of the USA. Little Brownie Bakers is an official GSUSA licensee. Copyright ®, TM, © 2019 Kellogg NA Co.
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