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Cookie Booth Locator

Cookie Varieties, Nutrition Facts

History of the Cookie Sale

The Girl Scouts of Kansas Heartland will hold its annual cookie sale Jan. 16 through March 7, 2010. Eight varieties of cookies are available for $3.50 per box, and are sold on an "order now, pay later" basis, giving customers the convenience of paying for their cookies at the time of delivery.

For more than 90 years, the Girl Scout Cookie Program has helped girls foster a sense of personal and collective empowerment by promoting skills they will use throughout their entire lives. Through this annual activity, girls learn how to set goals, develop action plans to reach those goals, work together as a team and cultivate a sense of business ethics.

Notice: Lemon Chalet Cremes

We want to reassure our customers that the recent recall of Lemon Chalet Crèmes does NOT affect the Girl Scout Cookies offered by Girl Scouts of Kansas Heartland, the Lemonades.

"ABC Bakers would like to clarify that our Lemonades are not affected by the recent problems with Lemon Chalet Crèmes... We regularly test our cookies, and we have not detected any evidence of oil rancidity in our Lemonades. Given the inherent stability of the oils we have chosen for our formulations, we do not expect to experience any issues..."

-Sincerely, Mary Alice Callaway, Vice President, ABC Bakers

Marketing Girl Scout Cookies Online

This is the first year girls are allowed to market Girl Scout Cookies online, which is a wonderful thing. Please read this "411 on Online Product Marketing" to help with any confusion about selling online and marketing online. We need your help to continue to interpret the Internet Sales policy and hope you can use these tips to provide girls, parents, volunteers, and our customers a better understanding about the online marketing of Girl Scout Cookies.

2010 Cookie Program 411

Helpful Links for All:

2010 Cookie Timeline
Cookie Booth Locator
abcsmartcookies.com (Cookie Sale Resources)
abcsnap.com (SNAP Online Cookie Order Website)

cookieinfovolunteer

girlcookieinfo

parentcookieinfo

For Volunteers

For Girls

For Parents

Volunteer Training Tools:
Booth Sales Guide
SNAP Training
Smart Cookie U

Cookie Kickoff and Troop Meeting Resources:
Cookie Kickoff Ideas
Cookie Garden Display
Recipe Card Booklet Cover

More Resources:
SNAP: Online Order Entry
Grade-level Guide
Program Activity Guide
Cookie Merch. Flyer
SU Manager Guide
Troop Manager Guide
Wichita and Surrounding Area Cupboard List
Booth Sales Worksheet

Forms:
ACH Debit Form
Cookie Shortage Form
Opt Out Contract
Shortage Adjustment Worksheet
Sure Check Bank Form
Bad Check Recovery

Be Healthy and Happy!

Games and quizzes

2010 Cookie Recognitions

Cookie Garden Display

Recipe Card Booklet Cover

Ways to support your Scout

Safety Basics

Cookie Sale Benefits

Program Activity Guide

2010 Family Guide

2010 Family Guide (Spanish)

Top Seller's Event 2009

6x4_group5 Ten girls from across the Girl Scouts of Kansas Heartland Council were recognized for their cookie-selling skills by getting all dolled up at the 2009 Top Sellers Event on May 2.

Activities included:

Make-up: courtesy of Staci Addison
Manicure and Hair Style: courtesy of Eric Fisher Academy
Photo Session: courtesy of Mary Wilson
Dinner at Kyoto Steakhouse of Japan
Cosmic Bowling & Indoor Go-Carts

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450+ Cookie Achievement Event

It was a "wild" time at the 450+ Cookie Achievement Event at the Sedgwick County Zoo on Saturday, April 18. 152 Girl Scouts plus their families attended the event for a total count of 520 attendees. Kiaira from Troop 40116 participated in the elephant painting and Makayla from troop 40362 won a Nintendo Wii!

Click here to see more pictures of the event.

Cookie Doesn't Crumble in Kansas

2009 Girl Scout Cookie Sale Successful Despite Tough Economy

More than 9,000 Girl Scouts across the state proved skillful entrepreneurs in this tough economy by selling more than 1.3 million boxes of cookies during the 2009 Girl Scout Cookie Sale. The money raised will benefit individual Girl Scouts and their troops, as well as council programs such as the financial aid program for families, community-service projects, summer camp offerings, troop trips, educational opportunities for Girl Scouts and their leaders, program development and much more.

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