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2022 Girl Scout Cookie Program
Family Guide
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Table of Contents
Girl Scout Important Dates 2
Health & Safety 4
Cookie Program What is the Girl Scout Cookie Program
Safety First 5
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January 7 - March 13 Parents and Caregivers 5
Troop Transfer Deadline 5
Meet the Cookies 6
Ways to Participate 8
Why Participate 9
Key Dates Where the Money Goes 9
What She Will Learn 10
December - January: Troops hold planning meetings. Entrepreneurship & Badges 11
January 7: Digital Cookie orders begins (online). Launching Digital Cookie 12
January 7: In-person order taking begins (initial order). Top Ways Families Can Support Girls 13
January 17: Deadline for troop transfers in eBudde. Online Selling Resources 14
January 23: Presales end; families submit initial orders to TPM. Girl Scout and Caregiver Checklist 16
February 10-18: Delivery/pick up of initial order cookies. Recognitions 17
February 18: Booth sales begin. Goal Tracker 18
February 25: 50 percent of girls’ initial order deposit due to the council account. Door Hanger 19
March 6: Girl delivery order placement ends.
March 13: Cookie program ends.
March 14: Money due to troops from girls. Media Contact and Potential Media Opportunities
March 15: Final recognitions entered and submitted by troops in eBudde by midnight. Cookie season is a very public-facing time for our organization, and media coverage and interest
increases. Media outlets may have questions for articles or segments on the news, or may even
want to feature a girl/troop. What great opportunities! No matter the circumstance, if the media
contacts a parent/caregiver or Girl Scout volunteer, we ask that they please contact GSOSW
Communications staff right away so we can work together to provide clear, consistent, timely
information that promotes the Girl Scout brand.
If you are contacted by media: Please respond in a friendly and polite manner using a phrase
like, “Thank you for calling! I’m not the right person to speak to, but let me get some information
from you.” Then, please gather the following information:
• Date and time of inquiry
• Editor/journalist/reporter’s name
• Media outlet (e.g., KTVL, OPB, Oregonian, Statesman Journal, etc.)
• Email address
• Phone number/s
• Deadline
Questions? Contact your troop product manager (TPM)! • Issue/story premise/topic and key questions (if they will offer them)
Name: Once you’ve gathered this information, please thank them and let them know, “Girl Scouts of
Oregon and Southwest Washington Communications staff will get back to you soon.” Then,
Phone: please email communications@girlscoutsosw.org (marked “High Importance”, with “media/
time-sensitive in the Subject) right away and make sure that one of the Communications team
Email: members confirms receipt. Thank you for collecting this information to help ensure our media
communications are clear, consistent and promote the Girl Scout brand!
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Safety First!
Health and Safety Girls must:
• Have adult supervision at all times and never enter a customer’s house.
• Girls can sell cookies on walkabouts and at booth sales only until 8 p.m.
Coronavirus (COVID-19) Updates and Information • Use first names only (provide adult contact information if a customer asks).
Girl Scouts Together is your one-stop-shop for all of the information you need to conduct safe,
• Take the Girl Scout Internet Safety Pledge at girlscouts.org/internetsafetypledge before
successful Girl Scout programming during the COVID-19 pandemic. We encourage you to review
engaging in any online activities.
Girl Scouts Together with your family and Girl Scout troop to understand Girl Scouts of Oregon
• Partner with adults. Adults must accompany Girl Scout Daisies, Brownies and Juniors when
and Southwest Washington’s guidelines and determine your family’s and troop’s preferences. It is
they are taking orders, selling or delivering product. Girls grades 6-12 must be supervised by
important to note that no troop/group or individual is required to meet in person or participate
an adult when selling door-to-door and must never sell alone. Adults should be present at a
in the product programs.
cookie booth in any public place at all times.
• Never enter the home or vehicle of a person when selling or making deliveries. Avoid selling
For the most up-to-date version of Girl Scouts Together, visit girlscoutsosw.org/COVID19.
to people in vehicles or going into alleys.
• Always follow safe pedestrian practices, especially when crossing at intersections or walking
Please be mindful that this is an ever-changing environment and the Product Program
along roadways. Be aware of traffic when unloading product and passengers from vehicles.
department may need to provide additional guidelines in the moment if necessary.
• Always use the buddy system. It’s not just safe, it’s more fun!
Parents and Caregivers
Girl Scout Cookie Program
You have the right to:
• Determine how many cookies you are willing to accept responsibility for.
• Sell at a level that is comfortable for you and your Girl Scout, regardless of the troop
• The Girl Scout Cookie Program is the largest girl-led entrepreneurial program in the world. recommendation or goal.
When girls participate in the cookie program, they build essential skills as they begin to think • Decide whether or not to participate. Participation in a product program is entirely voluntary.
like entrepreneurs, help their troop earn proceeds to fund their Girl Scout adventures, and Girls and families should not feel required, obligated or pressured to participate.
earn personal recognitions.
You are responsible for:
How Do I Participate? •
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All cookies received and signed for. Cookies cannot be returned.
All customer payments collected, until turned in to the TPM.
All girls must be registered Girl Scouts for the 2022 membership year with a signed 2022 Cookie • Signing for and obtaining a receipt for each exchange of money/product between you and the
Product Program Permission & Pledge. troop product manger.
• Following through on girl delivery purchases accepted through Digital Cookie.
• Attend your troop family cookie meeting and pick up materials from your TPM.
• Learn about the five skills, cookie-related badges and the Cookie Entrepreneur Family pin. Adults should:
• Review the cookie recognitions and work together with your Girl Scout to set a realistic goal. • Safeguard all money collected immediately.
• Work with your TPM to decide how you will participate: • Submit payments to the troop within five to seven days of receipt. Do not send money with
• In-person your Girl Scout
• Digitally Online Only • Never deposit Girl Scout Cookie money into personal accounts.
• Both • Ensure payment is not exchanged until the customer has cookies in hand.
• Review Girl Scout and Caregiver Checklist.
Troop Transfer Deadline
Girls wishing to transfer from one troop to another or in/out of Girl Scout Juliette status must
do so by January 17, 2022. Once the initial order is placed with a troop, any sales a girl had or
receives will stay with the original troop. This means proceeds earned based on their sales will
also stay with the original troop. Girls are permitted to move troops, but sales and proceeds
cannot move with them. Girls who wish to move or transfer should not be discouraged from
doing so by a troop or other volunteer in an effort to retain the proceeds linked to that girl’s
sales.
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Core Flavors are $5.00
S’mores and Toffee-tastic’s are $6.00 per package.
Due to higher production costs for S’mores and Toffee-tastic’s they are considered specialty
cookies. Specialty cookies will be ordered along with all flavors with the Initial Order.
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The Many Ways to Participate Why Participate?
Discuss with your girl which participation options are best for her! It might be all of the The Girl Scout Cookie Program is the primary source of funding for troops to power their Girl
ways listed below, or just the ones that fit her skill level, interest and availability. Look at the Scout experience. The proceeds earned during the cookie program stay within the troop as a
Entrepreneurial Progression chart on Page 11 and strategize which areas your girl would like to whole, and the girls in the troop should take the lead, together, in deciding how these funds are
see growth this season. Be sure to follow the Approved Selling Methods listed on Page 14, and used. When girls have an active role in setting up a troop budget, voting on activities they want
remember that adult supervision is required at all times for all of these selling options! to do, and beyond, they are more confident and develop skills to last a lifetime. Girls also have
the opportunity to earn a variety of recognitions through participation in the cookie program.
Initial Order/Order Card/Door-to-Door: January 7 - 23
Whether she’s interested in earning a session at her favorite Girl Scouts of Oregon and Southwest
The tradition of in-person order taking lives on! Troops or individual girls with an accompanying
Washington overnight camp or this year’s plush mascot, there’s something for every girl!
adult may walk about in any residential neighborhood within the council boundaries of Girl
Scouts of Oregon and Southwest Washington. Girls can collect pre-sales to deliver later. A girl
can go door to door after depot day, if a girl doesn’t have cookies on hand for a customer—their
order can be taken to deliver later. If the family isn’t sure how much inventory to check out from
the troop product manager, collect orders first and only request cookies needed to fulfill existing 100% of Proceeds Stay Local!
orders.
Friends-and-Family Sales: January 7 - March 13
Asking friends and family to purchase Girl Scout Cookies is a great way to start! If this is a
girl’s first time selling—or if they don’t have much free time because of school, sports or other
activities—this might be the only participation option they needs to reach their goals.
Digital Cookie: January 7 - March 13
This option is a great choice for girls who have busy schedules and want to leverage technology
to reach their customers. Girls email a link for their Digital Cookie web page to family and friends
who can choose to have orders shipped direct or, for local customers, we offer girl delivery. This
allows nearby friends and family to order and pay online, but the girl delivers those cookies in
person! Digital Cookie customers can also donate cookies online to Meals on Wheels People via
Girl Scouts of Oregon and Southwest Washington’s Gift of Caring program.
Walkabouts: February 18 - March 13
Girls can walk door-to-door selling cookies in residential areas. Walkabouts are a great add-
on when girls are out delivering their pre-ordered cookies, or if your troop has just a few more
packages to sell to reach their goal. This option enables girls to learn important people skills
when selling to customers they don’t already know. The $5 and $6 prices mean more funds to provide Girl Scout programs in STEM, the outdoors,
life skills, and entrepreneurship; improvements to local Girl Scout properties including camps;
Standabouts: February 18 - March 13 learning opportunities for volunteers and so much more.
Lemonade-style stands are held in front of homes on private property. This option works well
for busy families, allowing them to find opportunities within their own schedule and giving girls Troop Proceeds
real control over their selling environment. Girls can truly get creative with their set up and sales Troops earn proceeds to support the Girl Scout Leadership Experience for girls, including service
pitch! An adult must always be present for safety and supervision. projects within their communities and other troop activities. Troops earn a minimum of $.95
per package sold. If the troop has a per girl average (PGA) of 270 boxes sold or higher, they earn
Booth sales: February 18 - March 13 an additional $.05 per package sold. *Note: Juliettes earn at different rates, refer to Page__ or the
This is the number one way cookie customers see girls participating in the program. Usually a Juliette manual.
group activity, booth sales require a lot of adult involvement and support. Remember that booth
sales are a privilege granted to Girl Scouts by private commercial locations (grocery stores, banks, Girl Recognitions
etc.). Service units set up these booths for troop use and TPMs will select locations and times Each girl participating can earn their own recognitions and Girl Scout Cookie Program Credits
that work for their troop. Please check with your troop before approaching a business as a booth (can be used for Girl Scout programs and activities). For more information about individual girl
partner. Remember the booth site rule of thumb: If a girl cannot enter an establishment, they are recognitions, refer to Page 17 for more details.
not allowed to sell cookies in front of that establishment.
8 9What She Will Learn 5 Skills for Girls The Girl Scout Cookie Program is much more than just cookies! The cookie program helps girls learn five skills that are essential to leadership, success, and life. Girls gain these skills by working with others, setting goals, and interacting directly with their cookie customers! It’s about the experience of running her very own cookie business, gaining five essential skills, and learning to think like an entrepreneur. 1. Goal Setting: Girls learn how to set goals and create a plan to reach them. 2. Decision Making: Girls learn to think critically and solve problems. 3. People Skills: Girls find their voice and build confidence through customer interactions. 4. Business Ethics: Girls Develop positive values such as honesty and integrity. 5. Money Management: Girls learn to create a budget to spend money responsibly. Encourage girls to explore their interests and learn new skills through Girl Scout Entrepreneurship Learning Being an entrepreneur doesn’t happen in just one step, but thankfully Girl Scouts has you covered. In addition to the guidance given within the Girl Scout Cookie Program, there are additional Financial Literacy badges that work naturally with the cookie program. As Daisies learn how to count money, Brownies get to know their customers or Juniors learn how to make a good impression with the cookie program. When a girl works towards these goals with their caregiver or guardian, they are on their way to earning the Cookie Family Entrepreneur Pins as well! Troops can use the link https://www.girlscouts.org/en/cookies/troop-leader-resources. html to see criteria for these badges. All badges can be earned individually by a girl or together as a troop. Below are just a few examples. Of badges and family pins that can be earned. 10 11
Launching Her Digital Cookie Site Top Ways Families Can Support Girls
Who: Girl Scouts, with support from their parent/caregiver. As a parent or caregiver, your encouragement and guidance are essential to your Girl Scout’s
positive and safe cookie program experience. Thank you for taking the time to familiarize
What: Watch your Girl Scout build her online marketing skills as she sets up her very own Digital yourself with the guidelines and standards listed in this guide.
Cookie website. She can send out her personal website link to family and friends via email to
increase her sales through online orders. Digital Cookie will allow customers to shop from your • Tailor your cookie experience. We understand how busy you are! Talk with your troop leader
Girl Scout’s website and ship directly to them. and troop product manager (TPM) to determine the best participation level for your family.
Only want to participate in Digital Cookie? That’s OK!
When: January 7 - March 13, 2022, girls can share their personal link for customers to place
orders. Customers will have three options at the time of their purchase: • Attend and actively participate in a family information meeting with your Girl Scout’s troop
product manager (TPM).
1. Order cookies and pay to ship them directly to their home. These cookies are shipped by Girl
Scouts and do not come from the girl’s personal inventory. • Sign the 2022 Cookie Product Program Permission & Pledge.
2. Order cookies for girl delivery, to be fulfilled by girls in February 2022, after depot day. These
cookies come from the girl’s personal inventory. • Review this Family Guide and check with your TPM on how your Girl Scout’s contribution to
3. Donate cookies online to Gift of Caring. troop funds will be tracked.
• Have a goal-setting discussion with your girl reviewing the recognitions available,
determining what actions are needed from the girl and what support is needed form the
adult to reach those goals.
Four Easy Steps Crush Those Cookie Goals! • Support your Girl Scout by teaching them how to manage the money from their cookie
business, fostering lifelong financial literacy skills.
1. Register: Check your email for your link from Digital Cookie starting in mid-December. Do not
forget to check your junk, spam, and promotion folders!
• Encourage your Girl Scout as they dive into gaining people skills through their cookie
2. Set Up Her Site: Help your Girl Scout set up her sales goal, share her cookie story, and upload
business. This is a fantastic early introduction to developing healthy relationships and
a fun picture or video. Then she is ready to save, review, and publish! (Parents/caregivers
conflict-resolution skills that they can use for the rest of their lives.
must approve before the site can be published.)
3. Invite Customers: Girl Scouts and their parent/caregiver can manage her cookie customer
• Set a good example as your Girl Scout develops business ethics. Reinforce the positive values
list and easily send ready-to-use emails inviting friends & family to support her cookie goal.
which will continue to empower them in their future.
Parents/caregivers can also promote her personalized link on their personal social media
with friends, family, neighbors, and co-workers.
• Take care to honor deadlines to submit orders and payments to your troop. The Important
4. Track Your Goal: She can see how close she is to reaching her goal by tracking the number
Dates section of this guide on Page 2 lists due dates, however your troop may set alternate
of boxes sold and orders placed, as well as sales by delivery type and cookie variety. You can
dates to meet the needs of the troop and volunteers.
even include offline sales to see total progress!
• Maintain communication with the troop product manager (to pick up cookies, to turn money
All girl-delivery orders must be approved by the parent/caregiver within 3 days of the order in in, to ask questions and respond to their inquiries).
Digital Cookie. Customers should be contacted regarding delivery arrangements. These orders
should be delivered as soon as possible. Once cookies delivered the parent/caregiver should • Be diligent in obtaining a receipt signed by both parties each and every time you receive
mark the order complete in Digital Cookie. cookies or turn in money. Please retain these for your records should a discrepancy come up.
• Support your girl’s troop as much as possible during the cookie program. It takes a lot of
time and dedication by our volunteers to support this program. Please help where you can
My Login Username: from coordinating booths, to running a meeting during the busy season. Every little bit helps
sustain this amazing learning experience for girls.
Information Password:
12 13Online Selling Resources Private
Social
Door
Hangers/
Public Social Business
Media or School
Paid Online
Advertising
eCommerce
Sites
Media Fliers Websites, (Facebook
Social Media Marketplace,
Online Safety Accounts, eBay, Amazon,
The safety of Girl Scouts is important to us, even and especially online. Girl Scouts should never etc. etc.)
post identifying information (full names, phone numbers, addresses etc.) online.
Sharing Yes Yes Yes Yes No No
Girl
Promoting vs. Selling Links
Girl Scout product programs intentionally put girls in the driver’s seat to ensure they get the
Sharing Yes Yes Yes Yes No No
most from this entrepreneurial experience, girls do the selling, not adults. Adults can support
Troop
girls by promoting their participation, rather than doing the selling for them. This is a subtle but
Links
important difference:
Sharing Yes Yes Yes Yes No No
• Promoting: “Olivia is selling Girl Scout cookies! To find out more, visit her sales website … or Cookie
let us know if you are interested so Olivia can reach out.” Finder
• Selling: “Hello! Olivia is selling cookies! Put your order in the comments and I’ll get back to GSOSW Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes No
you with the totals.”
Green Approved. Yellow - Approved but be aware that once posted, the link is searchable by
Digital Cookie anyone and could potentially appear anywhere on the internet. Red Not Approved.
Digital Cookie is the only approved online selling platform from which members of Girl Scouts Private Social Media
of Oregon and Southwest Washington may sell Girl Scout Cookies. A girl can build their own This includes any personal Facebook, Instagram, Nextdoor, etc. account, communicating with
virtual storefront though Digital Cookie, giving them the ability to send personalized messages private friends/connections or groups.
and video to potential customers by making a sales pitch. The sale is processed online, cookies
can be shipped directly to customers or customers can choose to have the girl deliver the Door Hangers/Fliers
cookies they order. Digital Cookie was built to help girls practice the five skills of the Girl Scout Girl Scouts can share/distribute their Digital Cookie link at front doors in their community using
Cookie Program—goal setting, decision making, money management, people skills and business fliers. Fliers cannot have identifying information (full names, phone numbers, addresses, etc.). A
ethics—while protecting girls’ safety online. Girl Scouts of Oregon and Southwest Washington is Digital Cookie link, QR code and troop number and/or girl first names can be included.
contractually committed to use Digital Cookie our only online platform.
Public Social Media
This includes any public groups on Facebook, Instagram, Nextdoor, etc., where information is
Facebook/Instagram/Nextdoor or Other shared publicly outside of private friends/connections.
Personal social media accounts with appropriate privacy settings are recommended when
sharing a Digital Cookie link or similar information with social media contacts. Public sites can Business or School Websites, Social Media Accounts, etc.
be used to share Digital Cookie links, but be aware that once posted, the link is searchable by If a business or school is willing to post a girl or troop link, or promote the Girl Scout Cookie
anyone and could potentially appear anywhere on the internet. Regardless of how information Finder via their website or social media accounts, this is permitted.
is posted, families will need to closely manage girl delivery requests through Digital Cookie
(approve/not approve) to identify customers they are comfortable delivering to and notifying Paid Online Advertising
those who would need to pick an alternative delivery option. Using social media as a marketing GSOSW conducts paid advertising on behalf of all Girl Scouts in our council directing customers
tool is allowed, but not to sell cookies or take orders for cookies. It is important that all online to the Cookie Finder. Members are not permitted to conduct their own paid online product
cookie sales are managed by a Girl Scout and are conducted through Digital Cookie. program advertising.
eCommerce Outlets
Not allowed. Examples of prohibited sites include, but are not limited to, Facebook Marketplace,
eBay, Craigslist, Amazon and others. These eCommerce outlets are not licensed by Girl Scouts of
the USA (GSUSA) to sell Girl Scout Cookies. GSUSA strongly cautions against purchases of Girl
Scout Cookies found for sale online at sites like these. The freshness or integrity of these cookies
cannot be guaranteed (in many instances, these cookie are actually expired), and purchasing
cookies in this way does not support Girl Scouts participating in the cookie program.
14 15Girl Scout and Caregiver Checklist Recognitions
Follow This Checklist to Ensure a Successful Cookie Season! Girls and troops receive recognitions for the sales they’ve received throughout the program
as acknowledgment of their hard work. There are troop proceeds which are used towards the
Pre-Sale troop experience. Troop proceeds belong to the troop and do not belong to an individual. Troop
• Register your Girl Scout for the 2021-2022 membership year. funds should be used towards all girl members regardless of their sales levels. Girls then receive
• Attend your troop family cookie meeting and pick up materials from your TPM. individual recognitions as a way to congratulate their individual efforts. To see pictures of
• Learn about the five skills, cookie-related badges and the Cookie Entrepreneur Family pin. recognitions see order card or go to girlscoutsosw.org.
• Review the cookie recognitions and work together with your Girl Scout to set a realistic goal. • The council reserves the right to replace any item with an item of equal or lesser value.
• All recognitions are subject to minimums and availability.
Starting Inventory/Delivery • For more details, review the Recognitions page on our website. Girls and families should
• Guide her to set practical and useful goals to determine how many packages of cookies to review this information before girls make their sales goal decisions.
order for your initial order. Ask your TPM for help if you have any questions. Remember, you • Some sales levels offer more than one recognition option. Girls are able to select only one of
can always get more cookies later. those items per level.
• Girls can earn initial order recognitions if eligibility is met by troop. • If a selection isn’t made for a girl, the physical item will be defaulted and this cannot be
• Send emails to friends, family, and more through Digital Cookie beginning January 7, 2022. changed.
Coach Your Girl Scout Troop PGA Initial Order Recognition
• Listen to her practice her sales pitch. Pretend to be a potential customer and ask her Troops who have an initial order per girl average (PGA) of 270 packages will receive a hip pouch
questions. and mountains bracelet for each girl participating and two volunteer patches—one each for the
• Review cookie materials together. troop leader and TPM.
• Be a role model for business ethics and safety rules.
• Have fun with her! Super Seller Patch
Any girl that sells 1000+ packages of cookies will not only receive their recognitions at that level
Goal Setter but will also earn the Super Seller patch.
• Start selling door-to-door with order cards on January 7, 2022.
• Contact your TPM to order/pick up more cookies for any girl-delivered orders taken after Digital Cookie Sales
depot day. There are three levels of recognition for selling cookies through the Digital Cookie platform.
• Be sure to sign and keep a copy of your receipts! These sales can come from online shipped, donated or girl delivery.
• Money is collected only when cookies are delivered, not before. This does not apply to orders • 25 packages of cookies will earn a Cookie Techie Patch.
placed through Digital Cookie. • 150 packages will earn a Samoas bracelet.
• Turn money in frequently to your TPM. They will let you know specific dates for your troop. • 225 packages will earn a docking station.
Be sure to sign and retain your receipt!
• Volunteer to work at troop cookie booths and/or set up your own My Sale booth. Gift of Caring Patch (GOC)
• Help your Girl Scout reach her goals by supporting her during cookie delivery and booth When a girl has sold 30 packages of GOC cookies they will earn a GOC patch. This applies to
sales. both in-person and online sales.
• Be sure to log in to Digital Cookie and check for new orders. Remember that orders for girl
delivery should be approved within three days of the order and delivered within days to Cookie Program Credits
ensure the best customer service experience possible. If a girl chooses Cookie Program Credits over a physical recognition, that card will be mailed
directly to the girl’s household and is for their personal Girl Scout pathway. Families should
Wrap Up review the information in their My GS account to ensure the proper mailing address is on file.
• Work with your TPM to pick up a booth sale if you still have remaining inventory to sell. Recognitions are cumulative, so girls can choose a physical recognition at the 100 package level,
• Turn in all cookie payments to your TPM. and then choose Cookie Program Credits at the 160 package level. Cookie Program Credits are
• Double check that there are no outstanding deliveries needed in Digital Cookie. for a girl to use within Girl Scouts of Oregon and Southwest Washington. Cookie Program Credits
• Let the TPM know your Girl Scout’s recognition choices. expire September 15, 2023.
After the Sale Adventure Pass
Celebrate with your Girl Scout and her troop! Functions similar to Cookie Program Credits but is used only towards overnight camp, day
camp, troop travel and Girl Scout Destinations. Cards will be mailed to each girl individually.
16 17It’s Girl Scout Find out more at
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(Adults can help if you need it.) Color in each area as * Example Order Options: Parent or guardian's email and/or phone and/or your Digital Cookie® link. * Example Order Options: Parent or guardian's email and/or phone and/or your Digital Cookie® link.
** Example Delivery Options: Contactless drop-off, pick-up and/or shipped via Digital Cookie®. ** Example Delivery Options: Contactless drop-off, pick-up and/or shipped via Digital Cookie®.
you make your way to the top! Before interacting with customers, girls and adults should review the safety guidelines on
girlscouts.org and any guidelines provided by their local Council. Be sure to review your council’s
Before interacting with customers, girls and adults should review the safety guidelines on
girlscouts.org and any guidelines provided by their local Council. Be sure to review your council’s
guidelines on delivery methods. Cut carefully along the lines. Ask an adult for help if needed. guidelines on delivery methods. Cut carefully along the lines. Ask an adult for help if needed.
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