There are several ways your girls can participate in the Girl Scout Cookie Program. Together with your parents and volunteers, you can decide what works best for your girls, picking all or some of the following methods.
Order Card
Using the order card is a great tool to help Girl Scouts reach
their goals. Girls can take initial orders from customers and
re-orders from those who need just one more box of their favorite
treat. Girls should safely take orders over the phone, or through
email or text. Also, girls can use the door hanger to leave with
neighbors to share information on how to place a cookie order.
Digital Cookie
Digital Cookie is a fun, educational tool that helps girls run
and manage their Girl Scout Cookie business online. Girl Scouts offer
their customers the convenience of ordering and paying online while
learning digital marketing skills. Girls who pair Digital Cookie with
the order card sell on average 76% more cookie boxes. This is an
easy way to stay contactless and participate in the program.
Customers can have cookies shipped directly to their home from the bakery.
Cookie Booths
Cookie Booths are a troop activity that allows Girl Scouts to
sell directly to the public with cookies in hand at a local business.
In this new environment, we recognize that cookie booths may look a
little different than our traditional method. By late January, we
will provide guidelines on how to safely hosts cookie booths this
cookie season. For the latest updates, visit GirlScoutsATL.BlogSpot.com.
Smiles4Military
With the Smiles4Military initiative, customers can donate Girl
Scout Cookies to those serving in the military at home and abroad.
Donations are made in $4.00 increments with a Girl Scout on her order
card, online with Digital Cookie, or at a cookie booth. Girls who
participate sell on average 250+ cookie boxes.
Gift of Caring Project
Girls and troops are welcome to create their own local Gift of
Caring projects in lieu of, or in conjunction with Smiles4Military.
Your troop can choose any group that resonates with them to receive
donated cookies: local school or teachers, hometown heroes such as
fire fighters or police officers, front line workers, homeless
shelter, a senior facility, etc. Tell your customers where the donated
cookies are going and deliver them to the chosen group at the end of
the cookie season.
