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Cookie Resources

Tools for Cookie Program Success

Want to know about all the benefits of selling Girl Scout Cookies? Looking for a one-stop shop with the latest safety guidelines, information on earning the Cookie Entrepreneur Family pin, and tips for parents and volunteers working with Girl Scout Cookie Professionals? 

Girl Scouts of the USA's Cookie Resources Page 
Here you'll find handouts, posters, videos, and other materials to help you have fun and stay safe as you build your cookie business. 

Little Brownie Bakers 
Want to make this cookie season the best one yet? Check out some of the fun activities and materials for girls from our partners at Little Brownie Bakers. 

Council Cookie Resources

Note: There is an update on the 2022 cookie program involving the Adventurefuls cookie. Please review the the FAQ sheet found here. 

2022 Cookie Cupboard Schedules
Guides
Forms and Permission Slips
Flyers
Tip Sheets
Social Media Guidelines

Girls may use the internet to share their cookie program sales links, stories, and learnings with the following guidelines:

  • The Girl Scout Cookie Program is a girl-led program and online marketing and sales efforts should always be led by a girl while also being supervised by her caregivers.
  • Girls engaging in online sales and marketing must review and apply the Digital Marketing Tips for Cookie Entrepreneurs and Their Families.
  • Girls, volunteers, and caregivers must review and adhere to the Girl Scout Internet Safety Pledge, the Digital Cookie Pledge,the Supplemental Safety Tips for Online Marketing, and Girl Scouts’ Safety Activity Checkpoints for Computer and Internet Use and Cookie and Product Sales (with the exception that they may share beyond friends and family).
  • Sales links should never be posted to online resale sites (eBay, Facebook Marketplace, etc.).
  • Be aware posts on Facebook containing the use of a dollar sign ($) may automatically move the post to Facebook Marketplace. To prevent this from occurring, you must disable the automated function.
  • Social media ads should not be purchased or donated to promote sales links.
  • Girls should consider removing their last name when using social media sites to protect their identity.
Webinars

Cookie Program Q&A

Thurs., Jan. 13 and Thurs., Feb. 17, 2022 8:00-9:00 p.m.
Have questions? We’ve got answers! Submit questions ahead of time here http://bit.ly/22CookieQuestions and tune in for the answer. We’ll also address questions we hear frequently, and answer questions live.
Register at http://bit.ly/22cookies-Jan13 or http://bit.ly/22cookies-Feb17

Submitting Initial Orders and Scheduling Booths

Tues., Jan. 18 or Thurs., Jan. 20, 2022, 8:00-9:00 p.m.
Join us for a walkthrough of the eBudde processes for wrapping up the Initial Order Phase and preparing for the Booth Phase.
Register here:
http://bit.ly/22cookies-Jan18
http://bit.ly/22cookies-Jan20  

Taking Your Cookie Adventure to New Heights 

Thurs., Feb. 3 or Tues., Feb. 22, 2022, 8:00-9:00 p.m.
Explore how to help your troop achieve new heights after submitting your initial order. We’ll cover how to plan how many cookies your troop needs to pick up from cupboards and when, as well as strategies such as cookie booths, walkabouts, virtual cookie booths, maximizing Digital Cookie and more!
Register here:
http://bit.ly/22cookies-Feb3 
http://bit.ly/22cookies-Feb22

Submitting Goal Getter and Cookie Cupboard Orders

Tues., FEB. 8, 2022, 8-9 P.M.
Learn how to wrap up the Goal Getter Phase and use cookie cupboards to fill orders and stock booths.
Register here: 
http://bit.ly/22cookies-Feb8

Closing Your Cookie Program

Thurs., March 10 or Tues., March 15, 2022, 8:00-9:00 p.m.
You’ve reached the finish line! We’ll share final eBudde and financial procedures, how to wrap up your program and celebrate your troop’s success.
Register here: 
http://bit.ly/22cookies-March10
http://bit.ly/22cookies-March15 


 

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