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Table of Contents
Welcome to the Girl Scout Cookie Program®, Table of Contents
the largest girl-led entrepreneurial program
in the world. Your Cookie Team Page 3
Cookie Calendar Page 4
Resources Page 5
It’s been in place for more than 100 years! Cookies Page 6
Your Role Page 7
That’s a remarkable history, and it points to How Girls Sell Cookies Page 8
a bright future for your Girl Scout—one you Safety Tips Page 9
The Five Skills Page 10
both can look forward to.
5 Steps to Cookie Success Page 11
Girl Rewards Page 12-13
Your Girl Scout will have the opportunity to GSCO Promotions Page 14
take the lead in running her cookie business The Power of Cookies Page 15
and realizing her own dreams. She’ll gain Top Cookie Tips Page 16
skills and confidence—and do all kinds of Booth Tips and Rules Page 17
Girl Scout Promise and Law Page 18
extraordinary things—and you’ll be able to
Impressing Like a GIrl Scout Page 19
support her every step of the way. Girl Scout S’mores Page 20
Permission Slip Page 21
Enjoy this year’s cookie season, and thank
you for encouraging your girl to join in the
fun!
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Your Cookie Team
Troop Cookie Manager:
Service Unit Cookie Manager:
GSCO Product Sales Team:
Metro Denver Pueblo and Southeastern CO
Laura Aguon Melissa Hall
Laura.Aguon@gscolorado.org Melissa.Hall@gscolorado.org
303-607-4829 719-304-8312
Sharon Ewing Western Slope, Southwestern CO,
Sharon.Ewing@gscolorado.org and Mountain Communities
303-607-4869 Mary Ann Deard
MaryAnn.Deard@gscolorado.org
Northern and Northeastern CO 970-628-8018
Elizabeth Lipp
Elizabeth.Lipp@gscolorado.org Juliettes Statewide
970-530-1839 Andria Thomas
Andria.Thomas@gscolorado.org
Pikes Peak 303-607-4883
Rychelle Arnold
Rychelle Arnold@gscolorado.org
719-304-8316
Got a question?
If you need help, contact your troop cookie manager. If you need further assistance, contact your service
unit cookie manager, volunteer support specialist, product sales specialist, or inquiry@gscolorado.org.
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Cookie Calendar
Important Dates
Activity Date
Cookie Rallies happening statewide Jan. 2-29
Main cookie delivery day! Feb. 3
Cookie program begins (Door-to-door
Feb. 4
and My Sales booths begin)
Council booths begin Feb. 16
Feb. 23-
National Girl Scout Cookie Weekend
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Cookie program ends March 11
Cookie Credits mailed directly to girls April 12
Cookie rewards begin shipping to service
April 16
units
Top seller events— check GSCO website
June 2-16
for details
Be honest and fair:
No pre-selling!
Sunday, February 4, 2018
is the first day of selling.
You must wait until
February 4, 2018!
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Cookie Resources
Take advantage of all the awesome resources available online to guide you through a fun and successful
Girl Scout Cookie Program®.
GSCO Website: Visit our site to find procedures, forms, manuals, and other helpful information at
girlscoutsofcolorado.org/cookies.
GSCO Blog: See news, contests, weekly Smart Cookie emails, and troop-to-troop transfers at gscoblog.org.
Girl Scouts of Colorado on Facebook: Like us to receive updates on the program, ask questions, and for
exciting opportunities to win prizes at facebook.com/girlscoutsofcolorado.
Little Brownie Bakers: Find girl activities, marketing ideas, cookie facts, program resources, and clip art to
help girls prepare for the cookie program from our official Girl Scout Cookie baker at littlebrownie.com.
LBB YouTube Channel: Check out a library of inspiring videos featuring real girl stories and selling tips at
youtube.com/littlebrowniebakers.
Digital Cookie: Girl Scouts can set up their own personalized ecommerce page, take credit card payments,
and ship cookies directly to their customers. Learn more at girlscoutsofcolorado.org/digitalcookie.
Cookie Finder: This simple cookie finder app lists the time, date, and location of all cookie booths, and
makes finding cookies a snap! Just install and press “Find Cookies Now!” Learn more at girlscoutcookies.org.
GSUSA: Locate information on the cookie program, national cookie badges, and pins at girlscoutcookies.org.
eBudde Apps
Download these apps free in iTunes or through Google Play:
Booth Sale Recorder app
Record sales in real time at booths, making record-keeping a snap.
Cookie Locator mobile app
The Cookie Locator mobile app is the most delicious app ever! Cookie customers can locate the closest
cookie booth with this app on a computer or their smartphones. Visit cookielocator.littlebrownie.com.
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Samoas®
Crisp cookies coated
Do-si-dos® in caramel, sprinkled
Crunchy oatmeal with toasted coconut
sandwich cookies and striped with dark
with creamy peanut chocolaty coating
butter filling
Trefoils®
Traditional shortbread
cookies that are
delightfully simple and
satisfying
Tagalongs®
Crispy cookies
layered with peanut
butter and covered
Thin Mints® with a chocolaty
Crisp wafers TM
coating
covered in chocolaty
coating made Crunchy graham
with natural oil of sandwich cookies with
peppermint creamy chocolate and
marshmallowy filling
Savannah Smiles®
Crisp, zesty lemon
Did you know that our cookies have...
wedge cookies • NO High-Fructose Corn Syrup
dusted with • NO Partially Hydrogenated Oils (PHOs)
powdered sugar
Toffee-tasticTM
Rich, buttery cookies • NO Artificial Flavors in Toffee-tastics
with sweet, crunchy • Girl Scout S'mores and Do-si-dos are made
toffee bits 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
Product formulations can change at any time.
• RSPO Certified (Mass Balance) Palm Oil
We encourage you to check the ingredient statement
on each package you purchase for the most up-to-date
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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 RS
RSPO-1106186
of Kellogg NA Co. TOFFEE-TASTIC is a trademark of Kellogg NA Co. Copyright ®, TM, © 2017-2018 Kellogg NA Co.
Your Important Role
Girls succeed when families get involved.
You can support your girl by giving her love,
guidance, and inspiration. There are also some
specific responsibilities you’ll need to assume
to ensure your girl achieves her goals:
• Help your Girl Scout set goals and
coach her on how to sell.
• Make sure your Girl Scout does not take
orders prior to the program start date.
• Collect payment upon delivery, not before.
Be sure to turn over all funds to the troop
cookie manager as soon as possible.
• Remember that cookies cannot be
returned to the troop or council once
signed for.
• Accept financial responsibility for all
cookies and money received.
• The cookie program helps
Girl Scouts learn honesty and fairness.
Failure to account for money and
products received will be considered
misappropriation of funds.
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How Girls Sell Cookies
In Colorado, girls sell cookies through these
channels:
In-person
With cookies in hand, girls ask neighbors, friends,
and family members to buy cookies.
Booths
Troops sell cookies directly to customers, often
at booths in high-traffic areas such as grocery
stores, malls, or sporting events.
Digital Cookie™
Girls create customized ecommerce websites and
send emails to people they know, asking them to
buy cookies. Customers place online orders, and
the cookies are shipped directly to them. Find out
more at girlscoutcookies.org.
Gift of Caring and Hometown Heroes
Recognize the great work of community heroes by
participating in the Gift of Caring and Hometown
Heroes programs.
Cookie program guidelines
With thousands of girls in Colorado participating
in the cookie program, it is essential that we
provide guidelines to ensure every girl is safe
and successful.
Girl Scouts must always respect areas that have
no solicitation rules and should be a sister to all
other Girl Scouts they encounter when selling
cookies!
Per established policies by GSUSA, girls cannot
sell cookies to a business that plans to resell the
product to its customers.
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Safety Tips
Be sure girls understand and follow these safety rules:
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how you’re a Girl Scout—Wear Girl Scout clothing and/or the
Girl Scout membership pin to identify yourself as a Girl Scout.
•B
uddy up—Always use the buddy system. It’s not just safe, it’s
more fun.
•B
e streetwise—Become familiar with the areas and
neighborhoods where you will be selling Girl Scout Cookies.
•P
artner with adults—If you are a Girl Scout Daisy, Brownie, or Junior you
must be accompanied by an adult when taking orders or selling/delivering
product. If you are a Girl Scout Cadette, Senior, or Ambassador, you must “buddy up” when selling
door-to-door. Adults must be present at all times during cookie booths.
•P
lan ahead—Always have a plan for safeguarding money. Avoid walking around with large amounts of
it or keeping it at home or school. Give proceeds to supervising adults who will turn it in to the TCM or
troop leader for deposit into the troop account.
•D
o not enter—Never enter the home or vehicle of a person when you are selling or making deliveries.
Avoid selling to people in vehicles or going into alleys.
•S
ell in the daytime—Sell only during daylight hours, unless accompanied by an adult.
•P
rotect privacy—Girls’ names, addresses, and email addresses should never be given out to customers.
Use a group contact number or address overseen by an adult for customers to request information,
reorder, or give comments.
•B
e safe on the road—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.
•B
e net wise—Take the Girl Scout Internet Safety Pledge before
going online and follow the specific guidelines related to
marketing online. girlscouts.org/help/internet_safety_pledge.asp.
Be sure to also read the Digital Cookie Pledge.
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The Five Skills
The Girl Scout Cookie Program® helps your girl
succeed today and prepare for future success.
With every package she sells, she builds on
5 essential leadership skills she can use for a
lifetime:
1. Goal setting—as she sets cookie program
goals and makes a plan to reach them.
2. Decision-making—as she decides how her
team will spend the cookie money.
3. Money management—as she makes a
budget, takes orders, and handles customers’
money.
4. People skills—as she learns to talk and listen
to all kinds of people while selling cookies.
5. Business ethics—as she is honest and
responsible every step of the way.
The time, talent, and support you give your girl—
and all Girl Scouts—by participating in the Girl
Scout Cookie Program are extremely valuable.
Thank you for helping them learn, grow, and make
a lasting impact on the world.
105 Steps to Cookie Success
1 Help her sell online
Digital Cookie enables girls to set up their own personalized sales pages, take credit card
payments and ship cookies directly to their customers. Girls can set goals and track their
progress, too.
2 Encourage goal setting
Goal setting is an important life skill. She’ll go far if she knows how to set a high goal and reach it.
• Ask about her group’s goals and help her set personal goals.
• Help her complete the order card section that explains her group’s goal.
• Encourage her to share her goal with customers. Customers want to help girls succeed.
• Guide her to set practical and useful goals about what she wants to learn and earn.
3 Support her sales
She needs you to be on her side as she develops the confidence to ask people for orders.
• Ask her questions and help her practice her sales message.
• Help her take orders or arrange booth sites at work, places of worship or other locations
frequented by people who love Girl Scout Cookies.
• Go with her to sell and deliver cookies.
• Help her network with family and friends,
but let her do the “ask” so she can learn
important business skills. Share email
addresses of family and friends for online
orders.
4 Volunteer
Her group needs help chaperoning booths,
picking up cookies, and more.
5 Practice safety
Help your girl understand the Girl Scout safety
rules, found at girlscouts.org/cookies.
11Girl Rewards
Packages Reward
18+ 2018 Year Bar DIGITAL COOKIE
50+ Altogether Awesome theme patch Packages Reward
85+ Tagalong Turtle and app game
Site setup and
Bar patch for highest level reached; levels are Cookie Techie Patch
one complete order
100+ to 8500+ in increments of 100 packages up to 1000 and
500 packages up to 8500. Travel Turtle Bag and
75 packages sold Samoas Ear Bud
125+ Seas the Day Bandana OR 5 Cookie Credits Pouch
150+ 150+ Patch Bluetooth Turtle
S’mores keepsake box and sticky note set OR Speaker and
180+ 125 packages sold
10 Cookie Credits Altogether Awesome
Cookies on the go patch; Seas the Day T-Shirt Bracelet Set
225+
OR 15 Cookie Credits
Goal Getter Patch; Hatching Turtle plush OR
275+
20 Cookie Credits
GIFT OF CARING
Weekender tote, sunglasses, and s’mores
350+
caddy OR 25 Cookie Credits Packages Reward
450+ Mermaid Blanket OR 30 Cookie Credits 15+ GOC Patch
525+ Build-A-Bear experience OR 35 Cookie Credits
30+ Turtle Tray
Beach chair and thermal cup OR 40 Cookie
625+ 50+ Journal and art roll
Credits
Admission for girl and one adult to 750+ Event Awesome Light and
750+ 75+
OR 50 Cookie Credits Flashlight
10% camp discount; hammock OR 60 Cookie
1000+ 100+ Cookie cart
Credits
15% camp discount; 12-month Bitsbox sub-
1500+
scription OR 60 Cookie Credits
2000+ 20% camp discount; 150 Cookie Credits
2500+ 250 Cookie Credits
THE GIRL SCOUT COOKIE
3500+ 350 Cookie Credits
ACTIVITY PIN
4500+ 450 Cookie Credits
50 Cookie Credits for every 500 packages sold All girls who participate in the Girl
5000+ Scout Cookie Program are eligible to
beyond 5000
earn the annual Cookie Activity Pin,
which recognizes the 5 Skills learned
and practiced during the program.
Girls can collect a different color of pin
every year. Get details at girlscouts.org.
12Girl Rewards
Hatching Turtle Plush
Thermal Cup
Sea the Day Bandana
Merma
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Sungla
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Samoas Ear Bud Pouch
S’mores Keepsake Box and
Sticky Note Set
Travel Turtle Bag
Bluetooth Turtle Speaker
Beach Chair
Weekender Tote
Journal
Awesome Light
2018 Year Bar
Bar Patch
Cookie Techie Patch Gift of Caring Patch Cookies on the Go Patch
13GSCO Promotions
Top Seller Events
Each girl who sells more than 750 packages is a Top Seller, and
will be invited to a Top Seller Event with one adult guest in the
summer of 2018.
Like us on Facebook to
Top 100 Cookie CEOs receive program updates,
The Top 100 Cookie CEOs in the state will be invited to the ask questions, and for
Top 100 Cookie CEOs event with one adult guest. Their names exciting opportunities to
and packages sold will be engraved on a plaque in the GSCO win prizes!
Corporate Office.
Girl Scouts of Colorado has an exciting
reward available exclusively for Girl Scouts
of Colorado girl members and adult
volunteers who participate in both the 2017
Fall Product Program and 2018 Girl Scout
Cookie Program and meet the requirements.
Girls and up to two troop adults can earn a
beautiful PANDORA™ sterling silver bracelet
with uniquely designed charms. Girls and
adults can also earn a special personalized
avatar patch and qualifying troops can earn
an exclusive booth selection opportunity.
For more information, visit
www.girlscoutsofcolorado.org/smores.
14The Power of Cookies
Our cookie program is one of the ways
Girl Scouts of Colorado is funded. Money We have the cookies
from the cookie program supports all customers look forward to
areas of our council services.
every year!
100% of the proceeds from the cookie Girl Scout Cookies are
program stays in Colorado and supports
$4 per package for traditional
Girl Scouting in our communities. The
only portion of the package price that varieties. Specialty Cookies are $5
does not stay in Colorado is the cost of per package.
the cookies, which is paid to our
bakery partner in Louisville, KY.
Proceeds from the program go to providing
local Girl Scout programming, as well as
girl and troop rewards, including troop proceeds.
What happens to the money that a customer pays for a package of cookies?
To pay the
bakery Local
Local Girl Scout
Girl Scout To pay the
programs bakery
programs Troop
proceeds &
rewards
Troop
proceeds &
rewards
15Top Cookie Tips
Share these awesome tips from real Girl Scouts:
Door-to-door Workplace
Encourage girls to canvass their communities with • Girls can contact business owners or managers to
buddies and adult partners, leaving no doorbell request permission to sell cookies at a workplace.
unrung! Sell door-to-door with cookies in hand. • Girls can either make a quick pitch at a staff
Load up a wagon with cookies, make signs, and you meeting or make calls around the office,
are ready for a neighborhood walkabout. depending on the wishes of the business.
• Once employee orders are completed, the
Online
business may allow girls to leave an order card in
Customers buy more cookies when girls sell online.
a visible spot. Leave a note outlining your goals
With Digital Cookie, girls can send cookie customers
and plans for the cookie proceeds. (Remember
to their customized website to order online and
not to list girls’ last names or phone numbers
have cookies shipped to them.
on the order card or note). An adult at work may
Social networking oversee the card, but it is the girl’s responsibility
Online social networking sites are a great place for to fill all orders, write thank-you notes, and
teens (13 and older with parental permission) to ask oversee delivery.
for cookie orders. Be sure girls follow the GSUSA • Girls should establish a date and time to pick up
safety guidelines for online marketing. See page 9 the order card and deliver the cookies.
for more information.
Booths help girls reach more customers
Telephone Booths are a great way to increase your team’s
It’s fast and easy to sell Girl Scout Cookies by phone. success. Remember, you must have the appropriate
• Girls can review order cards from previous years permission from site managers and council before
and contact these customers again. the booth. Possible high-traffic locations include:
• Once cookies have been delivered, girls may want • Grocery stores
to call customers, thank them for their orders • Sporting events
and ask if they need additional cookies. • Parks
• Try a text-a-thon. Girls may want to text their • Banks
friends and family to let them know it’s cookie • Malls
time and to ask for orders. • Universities
16Booth Tips and Rules
Offer a Gift of Caring or Hometown Heroes option
During booths, ask customers to donate cookies. Promote the option with posters or tally donated
packages on a large chart.
Share goals with customers
Customers love to hear how girls are making a difference, so encourage girls to make posters, banners, or
T-shirts to get the word out.
Make cookie bundles
Get creative and attach a ribbon and handmade card for maximum impact. Try
creating a chocolate lovers bundle with a mix of Thin Mints, Tagalongs, and Samoas.
Or create an orange and blue “Broncos Bundle” with Do-si-dos and Trefoils tied
together with blue and orange ribbon.
Give away recipes
Encourage customers to try something new by offering a recipe card with every
purchase of multiple packages. Recipes can be found on the GSCO Blog.
WHAT TO BRING TO A BOOTH BOOTH RULES
LJLJ A printed copy of the booth sign-up confirmation • Only one to three girls and two adults are permitted
from eBudde at every booth.
LJLJ Cookies
• Approve booth site/time with council
LJLJ Booth inventory sheet to track purchases or a
device with the Booth Sale Recorder app • One adult should have all money on their person at
LJLJ Table and chairs all times. Use a waist pack, money belt, apron, or
LJLJ Tablecloth
other method of securing the money.
LJLJ $60 in change (30 $1 bills, 6 $5 bills)
LJLJ Pen to detect counterfeit bills • Girls make all sales.
LJLJ Booth posters or other decorations—bling your • Adults may not smoke or carry firearms.
booth! • Adults must be approved Girl Scout volunteers or the
LJLJ Any other required items as noted in eBudde
parent or guardian of the girl selling.
• You may not place a donation jar on your table or
solicit donations.
• Girl Scouts cannot sell inside, ask, or accept an offer to
come inside under any circumstances at the following
stores: Safeway, Albertson’s, King Soopers,
City Market, Walmart, Sam’s Club. You may go
inside other stores with permission.
17The Girl Scout Promise and Law
The Girl Scout Cookie Program can keep you busy and it’s easy to lose sight of what’s
important. A great way to keep things focused and positive is to put selling cookies in
the context of something bigger and more important. The Girl Scout Promise and Girl
Scout Law remind girls—and you!—that selling cookies lets them practice being fair,
kind, helpful, respectful, and wise. And it helps them make the world a better place.
That’s what it’s all about.
The Girl Scout Promise The Girl Scout Law
On my honor, I will try: I will do my best to be
To serve God and my country, honest and fair, friendly and helpful,
To help people at all times, considerate and caring,
And to live by the Girl Scout Law. courageous and strong, and
responsible for what I say and do, and to
respect myself and others,
respect authority,
use resources wisely,
make the world a better place, and
be a sister to every Girl Scout.
18Impressing Like a Girl Scout
The Girl Scout Cookie Program gets Girl Scouts, families, and volunteers in front of the
public, where they can demonstrate the impeccable values and behavior that make
Girl Scouts stand out. Review and agree to these guidelines for how girls and adults
should present themselves while selling cookies:
For girls:
On my honor, I will follow these rules while
participating in the Cookie Program.
I will show that I am a Girl Scout.
I will dress appropriately for the weather.
I will always smile and be polite.
I will stand quietly (unless I am speaking with
a customer).
I will tell customers about my goals.
I will stay out of the store’s walkway.
I will follow any rules the store requires.
I will always say, “Thank you!”
For parents and volunteers:
On my honor, I will follow these rules while
participating in the Cookie Program.
I will dress in a manner appropriate for a
Girl Scout function.
I will speak positive, encouraging words to girls.
I will stand quietly and let girls talk to the customers.
I will encourage girls to tell customers about
their goals.
I will help ensure the safety of the girls and
money collected.
I will follow any rules the store requires.
I will always say, “Thank you!”
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promoting Girl Scouting with every bite!
This specialty-ingredient, S’mores-inspired cookie was created with
emerging consumer preferences in mind.
The GIRL SCOUTS® name and mark, and all associated trademarks and logotypes, including GIRL SCOUT COOKIES®,
GIRL SCOUT S’MORES™ and the Trefoil Design, are owned by Girl Scouts of the USA. Little Brownie Bakers is an
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RSPO-1106186 of Girl Scouting!Welcome to the 2017–2018 Girl Scout Cookie Program The Girl Scout Cookie Program® is important to girls, their troops, and Girl Scouts of Colorado. The pro- gram provides funds to support activities such as Girl Scout events, trips, camping, and service projects. For GSCO, the program provides funds to recruit and train adult volunteers, organize Girl Scout groups, provide council-wide programs such as science and career workshops, and provide financial assistance so all girls have access to the opportunities Girl Scouting offers. Through the Girl Scout Cookie Program, girls develop the five essential skills and more: Goal setting, decision-making, money management, people skills, and business ethics. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Family Adult Permission and Responsibility Form for the Girl Scout Cookie Program My Girl Scout _____________________________________, a member of troop/group ______________ has my permission to participate in the 2017–2018 Cookie Program. In so doing, I agree to accept financial responsibility for all products and funds she receives. I will see that she does not sell prior to the official starting date and that she has adult guidance at all times. To that end, I will review the safety guidelines with my Girl Scout for contacting customers, taking orders, selling, and delivering cookies, including the latest online guidelines from GSUSA. Specific infor- mation will be given to you about each activity through the adult in charge whose contact information is below. My daughter has my permission to engage in online cookie program activities under the supervision of myself and/or the Girl Scout adult in charge. Yes _________ No _________ Signature of Parent or Guardian Telephone Date Address City State Zip Code Please check any areas in which you are willing to assist our group this Cookie Season: ___ Cookie Volunteer in Charge ___ Chaperone for Cookie Booth ___ Cookie Warehouse Pickup ___ Cookie Volunteer Assistant ___ Chaperone for Neighborhood Sales ___ Cookie Storage ___ Technology Assistant ___ Cookie Signage with girls ___ Deliveries Assistant ___ Host cookie girl presentation/booth at work ___ Other: _____________ Troop/Group Girl Scout Contact: Name:__________________________________________ Position:__________________________ Phone:_____________________________ Email:_________________________________________
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Thank you for participating in the
2018 Girl Scout Cookie Program!
23The 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,® DIGITAL COOKIE® and the Trefoil Design, are owned by Girl Scouts of the USA.
GSUSA is the owner of the Girl Scout badge and Cookie Activity pin programs referenced in these materials. 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.You can also read
