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Girl Scout Cookie Sale Program

Thank you for an awesome 2010 Cookie Sale Program. Our Girl Scouts sold over 1.5 million boxes of cookies!

5/6/2010 - Cookie Dough Certificates are NOW READY to print. Please see the steps below.

Directions for troop leaders to print out earned cookie dough certificates.

  1. Log into Ebudde cookie sale web program.
  2. Go to your troop account
  3. Click on the Incentives tab
  4. You will see a new line called Cookie Dough Certificates. Click on the Print button.
  5. Click on Open.
  6. Print the pages to your home printer - click on printer icon or go to File > Print.
  7. Once you have printed your certificates, the print icon will disappear. If you have an error while printing, you will need to contact Pat Farrell to have the print button enabled again.

The Girl Scout Cookie Program is Girl Scouting's single largest program activity and the public's most recognizable image of Girl Scouting.
Through the Girl Scout Cookie Program, girls develop five essential skills:

• Goal Setting • Decision Making • Money Management • People Skills • Business Ethics

The sale of Girl Scout cookies also generates revenue for the troops and Girl Scouts of the Green and White Mountains to support quality Girl Scout programs.

On January 1, 2009, when Girl Scouts of Swift Water Council and Girl Scout Council of Vermont merged, each council was contracted to different Girl Scout Cookie bakers. In the spring, focus groups were held to get volunteers’ and girls’ input, and a committee of volunteers and staff viewed presentations from both bakers. Little Brownie Bakers was chosen by the Girl Scouts of the Green and White Mountains to be our baker.

This year’s theme is Inspired by U, inspiring change, with activities to help girls discover how Girl Scouts are making a difference, to connect with people in their communities, and to take action in their neighborhoods and beyond. To help leaders inspire girls, Little Brownie Bakers provides volunteers with many tools, including activities that link to official Girl Scout awards and free online access to downloadable activity sheets and templates for “Cookie VIPs” aka volunteers.

For Cookie Activity tools, resources, activities, cookie information and clip art, visit www.LittleBrownie.com.

Thank U Berry Munch is a brand new cookie this year. It is a hearty treat sweetened with creamy, white fudge chips, cranberries for a touch of tartness, and crispy rice for a satisfying crunch. Dulce de Leche - this great cookie is a new size. Each cookie is a bit smaller, but package weight is the same, and there are more cookies in each package! The Sugar Free Chocolate Chip cookie has been retired. Learn more about all the cookies.


Contact Pat Farrell, Director of Product Programs, at pfarrell@girlscoutsgwm.org if you have any questions or concerns regarding council-sponsored product sales.

 

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