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2017 COOKIE PROGRAM HIGHLIGHTS
We have a
brand new cookie!
Our new and yummy S’mores
cookie is sure to be a hit and
remind you of campfires,
chocolate, and marshmallows !
The cookie has a graham base
coated in a crème icing and
dipped in chocolate. Delicious!
The S’mores cookie will replace
the Cranberry Citrus Crisp.
Newly revised
Superstar
Destinations!
Check out the cool new
items girls can earn from
the 500 box level when
they qualify for Superstar!
Things like Eno
Hammocks and
accessories, laptops,
Swell bottles and more!
Wow!!!
Girl Scouts
celebrates 100 years
of girls selling cookies!
Girls will be able to earn a spot
in GSUSA’s Cookie Troop 100!
A once in a lifetime opportunity
in honor of the 100th
Anniversary. Girls can also
earn a special avatar patch
if they met certain Fall
Product Program
requirements and sell
300 boxes of cookies.
Buying online continues
with COCOdirect!
Once again this year,
customers can order and pay
for their cookies completely
online and have them shipped
directly to their door! A few
tweaks have made it even
more user friendly! It’s a bonus
way to boost sales!
Operation Cookie Drop
Our council-wide service
project continues to show
strength. Help your troop earn
more proceeds and boost your
sales by collecting donations.
In 2016 Girl Scouts collected
donations for nearly
70,000
boxes of
cookies!
Increase your Girl Scout’s
cookie sales by accepting
credit/debit cards!
The option to accept
credit/debit cards is open to
ALL troops and there are
NO FEES charged to troops.
It’s free! Ask your Troop Leader
or Troop Cookie Coordinator
about taking credit/debit
card payments.
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December 16 Troop deadline to place initial orders in Snap+
December 30 Complete, sign and turn in Permission and Responsibility Form to your troop
(if not done already)
January 7-13 Troops will pick up their initial delivery. Parents should work with your troop to
coordinate picking up your cookie order after your troop has picked up their order.
January 13
Cookie Rallies
January 14
Cookie Sale begins at 9:00 a.m.
January 31
Work with your daughter/Girl Scout to have her sales goal entered in COCO
(www.abcsmartcookies.com/coco) before midnight
February 3
Parents should turn in money at least once a week to your troop but ½ of your first order is due to the troop by this date
March 5
Cookie sale ends. All cookies should be delivered to customers and all money turned into your troop
March 31
Superstar Destination requests due (girls who have sold 500+ qualify). Parents/guardians must submit the request online. See
page 8 for more details.
2017COOKIE
SALEDATES
HI GIRL SCOUTS,
The most delicious time of year is just around the corner and there are so many reasons to be excited for the 2017
Girl Scout Cookie Program. From welcoming our newest Girl Scout S’mores cookie to celebrating 100
years of the world’s largest girl-led business to providing more opportunities for our girls to build
and hone their financial expertise – this year’s sale promises to be full of adventure and fun.
Through the Girl Scout Cookie Program girls not only have a blast decorating their cookie
booths and selling alongside friends, they also learn real world skills that help them
become innovators, entrepreneurs, and leaders. Through the sale, girls learn to handle
money and become self-reliant while also discovering how to bring their own values to
the business world. They learn to use their time, talents, and resources wisely to grow
their business and reach their goals. They
learn the value of philanthropy and how to
make the world a better place. The Girl Scout
Cookie Program, gives girls the confidence to
achieve their dreams and the skills to make
them a reality.
And while we are all eagerly anticipating the arrival of our favorite cookies
on January 14, there is so much more than what’s in the box. Each box of
Girl Scout cookies sold represents an opportunity for girls and troops to
do amazing things. Whether it’s traveling across the world or across the
state exploring new cultures and customs, donating items and serving
dinner at a local soup kitchen, or spending a week at one of our summer
camps discovering the magic of the great outdoors – our girls are able to
have amazing experiences thanks to the support raised each year
through the Girl Scout Cookie Program.
Lisa with 2016 Top
Sellers, left to right,
Madeline, Jenna,
Ruth, and Shelby.
As you cheer on your Girl Scouts during this year’s sale, remember that
every weekend spent at a cookie booth and every goal reached is helping her become a girl of courage, confidence,
and character. Remind customers that their purchase is an investment in girls and girl leadership and provides life
changing experiences that show every girl and every voice can make an impact on the world.
Every day I am inspired by the work and leadership of our girls. The way they seek out new adventures and
experiences, the way they challenge themselves to be bold and courageous, and the way they give back to their
communities and to the world. They lead with spirit, passion, empathy, and confidence, building a brighter future for
us all.
I hope you’ll join me in encouraging our Girl Scouts to set goals, build important life skills, and discover what a cookie,
and a Girl Scout, can truly do. Here’s wishing all of our girls, families, and volunteers a fun and successful cookie sale!
Yours in Girl Scouting,
LISA JONES
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Chief Executive Officer
SELLERS
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2016 Top Sellers
Shelby Guidry, Cumberland, 3,857 Boxes
Jenna Andrews, Franklin, 3,504 Boxes
Ruth Lahl, Cumberland, 3,311 Boxes
The top three sellers in each troop will receive a certificate from their troop; the top three
sellers in each county/area will receive a custom patch resembling a medal from the council.
Personalized trophies will be awarded to the council’s top three overall sellers at a special
catered luncheon hosted by Girl Scouts – North Carolina Coastal Pines CEO, Lisa Jones.
These top three sellers will also be featured in the Cookiegram newsletter the following year!
Most Operation Cookie Drop Donations
Madeline Fischer, Brunswick, 543 OCD boxes (3,282 Boxes overall)
COCO
Using COCO for Online Marketing and Orders
COCO is one of the MOST IMPORTANT tools in your cookie sale. It’s your online "Cookie Command"
center for your cookie business. COCO allows you to:
• Set your goal of how many packages of cookies you want to sell this year.
• Make plans for how you will reach your goals.
• Check how you're doing along the way.
• Send e-Cards to your friends and family to tell them it's cookie time and ask for
their support.
• Allow customers to purchase cookies, pay online, and have them shipped
directly to their door!
Be sure to visit your troop's page in COCO for important messages from
your troop leader. You can also see what your friends are doing and even
send them cheers to help them along!
Starting January 14 girls can visit www.abcsmsartcookies.com, hover over
Girl at the top of the page, then select the correct age for your girl, and then
click on COCO Cookie Command.
How to Register/Login:
• Click on the Register link in green towards the bottom of the page if you
need to create a new account. (If you set up a COCO account last year, it is still
active and can be logged into. There is no need to create a new account.)
• Returning girls can use their login and password fields provided on this same page
to get into their COCO account.
Girls that send 15 or more emails via COCO earn the Online patch! Remember to
download the Email Blueprint from www.nccoastalpines.org then click Cookies to see detailed
guidelines for using email and the internet in the Cookie Program.
Parents, check out www.abcsmartcookies.com for lots of great cookie sale tips, ingredient information,
hints, ideas and clip art to help advance your Girl Scout’s sales!
For detailed step by step directions on how to register in COCO and to send out the online order card,
please see below.
Each Girl Scout with at least one online order through COCOdirect earns this patch!
Get Online with COCOdirect!
1. In order to use COCOdirect either online or via the mobile app, girls must first create a user account
on COCO. All previous COCO accounts are still active so you can log back in if you already have an
account from a previous sale. To do so, visit www.abcsmartcookies.com and select COCO.
2. Girls can edit their first and last name, troop number, COCO password, and change their profile
picture within the Edit Profile section of COCO online.
3. Girls click on the “Online Marketing” tab of their COCO dashboard view to manage e-Cards. Each
season, several e-Cards are available for girls to send. Only one e-Card will send consumers to the
COCOdirect site for online orders and shipping. Be sure to select the e-Card labeled COCOdirect if
you want your customer to have the option to pay online and have cookies shipped to them.
Otherwise, standard e-Cards act like a promise order and Girl Scouts still have to deliver and collect
payment for any cookies ordered by customers.
Make it Easier with the App!
Download the COCOmobile app on your smartphone or tablet and use COCOmobile and COCOdirect
on the go! Send e-Cards and check orders directly from your phone or tablet! Visit your carrier’s app
store and search for COCOmobile to download this fantastic tool!
When accessing COCOmobile, Girls will see COCOdirect as a selection on their main menu.
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The 2017 Cookie Program theme is Be Unique, Be You!, with the adorable llama as our mascot. Focusing on the
5 Skills, the program is designed to help girls grow into leaders of courage, confidence, and character while learning
five valuable life skills: goal setting, decision making, money management, people skills, and business ethics.
All Girl Scout troops earn proceeds for participating in the Cookie Program, which can be used to fund troop
adventures such as travel, community service projects, council-sponsored activities, and much more. Troops
earn proceeds on a scaled proceed plan based on their box-per-girl average. The more troops sell, the more they
earn. In 2016, the average troop earned more than $1,400 in proceeds!
In addition to the scaled proceed plan, each Girl Scout is eligible to earn awesome recognitions based on overall
sales. Girls earn cool patches for Walkabout Week, Operation Cookie Drop, and selling online through
COCOdirect. Girls are also eligible to earn additional rewards such as themed t-shirts, stuffed animals, and
electronics such as a GoPro Camera, Apple Watch, iPad, remote controlled drone, and so much more!
EARN WHILE YOULEARN
There’s more than just what’s in the box! Participating in the Fall Product Program and Girl Scout Cookie Program
gives girls useful skills and experiences that will last a lifetime. Plus, girls can earn some pretty cool Cookie Business
badges aimed at sharpening business acumen while having a ton of fun!
Daisy
Badges
Daisy
Badges
Brownie
Badges
Brownie
Badges
Junior
Badges
Junior
Badges
Count it Up
Earn this leaf
by learning
how your cookie
money adds up.
What does your troop
make with each box of
cookies sold and how does
this money add up to help
your troop achieve their sales
goal?
Meet My Customers
Girls learn all about how to
find, interact,
and retain
cookie
customers. From
role-playing good
customer relations, to
handling money and making
change, this is a great way for
girls to enhance selling skills
and build confidence.
Customer Insights
Girls conduct
market and
customer
research by
finding out
who buys
cookies and
gaining greater
understanding of their cookie
customers.
Talk it Up
This leaf is
earned by talking
and deciding with
your troop, just
how your troops’ cookie
proceeds will be used.
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Give Back
Girls learn how
money and
businesses
can help
others
including practicing giving
back to the local community
and explaining to customers
how their purchases help fund
troop service projects and
Operation Cookie Drop.
Cookie CEO
Girls earn this badge by
exploring and
mastering the
details of
running their
very own
Girl Scout
Cookie business.
As an entrepreneur and CEO,
girls will learn how to set a
group goal, explore how
businesses work, practice
listening skills, and track sales.
Cadette
Badges
Cadette
Badges
Business Plan
Take your Cookie Business to the
next level by learning to create a
business plan. Earning this
badge gives girls the
opportunity to write a
mission statement,
develop a business plan,
complete a risk management
assessment and learn how to
leverage this knowledge to
increase their cookie customer
base.
Marketing
Every business needs a
solid brand identity and
marketing plan. Girls
earning this badge will learn
more about branding,
complete a competitor
research and analysis assessment,
develop a marketing message, and
create a marketing campaign to help
reach more customers and achieve
cookie goals.
Think Big
Girls are encouraged to dream big
for their cookie business while
earning this badge. Girls will
learn how to take their
business to the next level
by implementing
innovative selling strategies
and marketing messages to
help increase their box-per-girl
average and find new customers in
unexpected places.
Senior
Badges
Senior
Badges
Ambassador
Badges
Ambassador
Badges
My Portfolio
Participating in the largest girlled business in
the world means
girls have lots of
experience and
skills to aid their
professional
future and goals.
Girls earning this
badge will build their cookie
resume and portfolio, develop
a personal brand, and master
interview skills.
Research and Development
Use data to grow
cookie sales!
Girls earning this
badge will
analyze sale
trends, research
how companies
innovate, and
leverage research and
development to keep their
business moving forward.
Customer Loyalty
Businesses are always thinking
of new ways to keep and
engage their current and past
customers. A girl’s cookie
business is no
different!
Earning this
badge will help
girls
communicate
with customers
about how
proceeds fund exciting new
opportunities and provide
need-to-know skills about
customer service and building
relationships.
Profit and Loss/
Promise and Law
Having good business ethics is what
helps businesses
become and stay
successful. Girls
earning this badge
will develop their
business mission
statement and promise, work with
younger Girl Scouts to share selling
tips and tricks, and determine what
legacy they will leave as part of the
Girl Scout Cookie Program.
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Recognitions
& Patches
Theme: 15+ boxes
Operation Cookie Drop:
Turn in donations for 15+
boxes ($60)
In addition to learning valuable life skills in the Cookie Program, there are many incentives,
recognitions, and patches that girls can earn based on their individual and cookie booth sales.
Patches
All girls that sell Girl Scout cookies earn patches regardless of the proceeds plan they chose. Just
check out the vests and sashes of other Girl Scouts and you’ll see how long they’ve been selling
cookies and how many boxes they’ve sold each year!
Walkabout Patch: sell 15+ boxes during
Walkabout Week, Jan. 14-Jan. 20 (Troop
Cookie Coordinator must put girl sales in
Snap during this week to qualify)
Achievement Bar: (Come in 100 box
increments from 100 to 1,000 and 500
box increments from 1,000 and above)
Goal Getter: Enter sales goal at
www.abcsmartcookies.com by January 31
Online Marketing Patch:
Send 15 or more online emails
via abcsmartcookies.com
End of Sale Recognitions
Super: 500+ boxes
Team COCO Patch: Get
at least one online order
through COCOdirect
At the end of the sale troops tabulate each girl’s total box sales by adding her initial cookie order plus any additional sales during the “Planned
Order” phase, including donations to Operation Cookie Drop, boxes sold online, and boxes sold at cookie booths.
Recognitions are cumulative up to the 1,000 box level – which means girls will earn all the recognitions up to and including the item at their
individual selling level. For example, a girl selling 1,600 boxes will receive the 1,500+ bar patch, Puro Wireless Headphones, blanket, theme
hoodie, larger plush llama, No Prob-llama lunch box, pillow kit and Super patch, smaller plush llama, Diva Pin and 2017 Dangler (and Combo
avatar patch if met requirements in the 2016 Fall Product Program), theme t-shirt, journal, wristlet and pouch, stylus pen, and theme patch.
Please note that girls in troops that elect the .50 cent proceed plan do not receive end of sale recognitions but do receive patches.
Stylus Pen:
50+ boxes
T-Shirt:
250+ boxes
Journal and Markers:
200+ boxes
Wristlet and Pouch:
100+ boxes
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Diva Pin and Dangler/
Combo Avatar Patch
(if met 2016 Fall Product Program
requirements): 300+ boxes
No Prob-Llama
Lunch Box:
600+ boxes
Smaller Plush
Llama:
400+ boxes
Larger Plush
Llama:
700+ boxes
Pillow Kit &
Super Patch:
500+ boxes
Theme Hoodie:
800+ boxes
Fleece Blanket:
900+ boxes
Puro Wireless
Headphones and Case*:
1,500 to 1,999 boxes
WebRC XDrone Pro
Quadcopter*:
2,000 to 2,499 boxes
GoPro Hero Camera:
2,500 to 2,999 boxes
* items may not be the color or pattern that is pictured.
iPad Mini:
3,000 to 3,499 boxes
Sock Panda
6 mo. Subscription
(2 pair per month)*:
1,000 to 1,499 boxes
Apple Watch Sport*:
3,500+
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Superstar Destinations
Cookie Dough
The Superstar Destinations program is available to
individual girls who have sold 500+ boxes of cookies. This
program is always a girl and parent favorite! In 2016 more
than 1,400 girls qualified for prizes like free admission
tickets to Carowinds and Busch Gardens, a free night’s
stay at Great Wolf Lodge, free tickets to movie theaters
and water parks, and lots of restaurant gift cards! Among
the most popular Superstar Destinations were the
restaurant gift cards, movie passes, and of course, Great
Wolf Lodge!
This year, we’ve added some awesome new rewards to
choose from in our Superstar Destinations catalog. Now,
you can choose between items such as Eno Hammocks
and accessories, HP Chromebook Laptop, Swell bottles,
wireless Beats earbuds, JBL Bluetooth speakers, and
more!
Many girls choose Cookie Dough as some or all of their
Superstar Destinations and paid for things like resident
Girl Scout camp, purchases at the council shops, and
other council-sponsored activities and events.
Check
out our
brand new
additions
to the
Superstar
Destination’s
catalog!
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Sound like fun to you? Girls that sell 500+ boxes, qualify
for Superstar Destinations. Go to www.nccoastalpines.org
to see the Superstar Destinations catalog and submit your
Superstar Destinations request. Superstar Destinations
request are due to the Product Sales Department by
March 31, 2017.
Families must pay their cookie bill in full by their
troop’s deadline to be eligible. Any balance may result
in disqualification from the Superstar Destinations
program. Superstar Destinations requests submitted
after the deadline will be awarded Cookie Dough only.
No requests will be issued after June 1, 2017. Superstar
Destinations is available to all girls regardless of the
proceeds plan chosen by their troop.
Reach your
goals with
these cool
tactics!
Now entering its 12th year, Operation Cookie Drop has made it possible to ship
nearly 800,000 boxes of Girl Scout cookies to our brave military men and
women serving overseas, returning from deployment, and serving throughout
our country.
Why Girls and Troops Participate:
• It’s easy and can really boost your sales! In 2016 troops earned over $50,000
in proceeds from collecting Operation Cookie Drop donations, and individual
girls added an average of 30 boxes to their sales – without having to deliver a
single box of cookies!
• Some customers don’t want to purchase Girl Scout cookies for themselves,
but want to support Girl Scouts and help you reach your sales goal. Their
donation will do just that – you earn sales credit and your troop earns
proceeds as well.
• Girls that turn in donations for 15 boxes or more ($60) receive a 2017
Operation Cookie Drop patch.
• Military troops serving overseas LOVE Girl Scout cookies – a welcome “taste
of home” when they’re thousands of miles away!
Here’s How it Works:
• Collect donations from January 14 to March 5 and give Operation Cookie
Drop money to your troop as often as possible. (Money must be turned in to
your troop in order for a girl to receive credit. Please communicate regularly
with your Troop Cookie Coordinator to make sure these sales are accurately
put in Snap for your Girl Scout.)
• Troops report their total donations at the end of the sale and the council
places a special Operation Cookie Drop order directly with the bakery.
• In May the bakery delivers cookies to the NCPacks4Patriots organization in
Ayden, the USO in Raleigh, The USO in Jacksonville, Cherry Point Marine Corps
Air Station in Havelock, Seymour Johnson Air Force Base in Goldsboro, and
Fort Bragg Army Base in Fayetteville. Cookies are then distributed to
deployed and returning personnel by the military branches.
Girls and troops must report all Operation Cookie Drop donations and cannot
use donations to pay for other cookie orders or undelivered cookies.
The Buy 5 Program
Entering its ninth year, the Buy 5 Program gives
customers the opportunity to win a year’s worth
(60 boxes) of their favorite Girl Scout cookies.
Here’s how it works:
• Customers that buy five boxes or more during
a single purchase from a girl or troop can
qualify. Donations to Operation Cookie Drop
count also!
• The girl or troop should give the customer a
Buy 5 Certificate. Each girl will be given a
supply of these certificates by her troop.
• The customer follows the instructions on the
certificate to enter their name in the online
Buy 5 Drawing.
• The council will draw the names of six winners
and ship Girl Scout cookies directly to the
winners in April.
It’s that easy! Each year many girls boost their
sales just by mentioning the Buy 5 Program to
their customers – especially customers that
originally ordered 3 or 4 boxes. Now, it’s even
easier to calculate the cost since cookies are
now sold at $4 per package – they can buy 5 for
$20! Most customers will want to purchase
another box or two just for the opportunity to
enter the drawing!
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High Achievers Club
Our heartiest congratulations and gratitude goes
out to our NEWEST members of the High
Achievers Club – Girl Scouts that have sold 5,000+
boxes of cookies with our council as of the end of
the 2016 Cookie Program . Being a member of this
club shows tremendous dedication to the Cookie
Program by these girls and their families over many
years. High Achievers receive an engraved plaque,
special gift, and a personalized Letter of
Recommendation from our CEO, Lisa Jones.
20,000+ Box Seller
Megan Young
10,000-14,999 Sellers
Jenna Andrews
Dymon Atkinson
Kelsey Blackwell
Abigail CohenRussell
Chloe Edge
Madeline Fischer
Ashley Garcia
Kalandis Hamilton
Grace Sawyer
Aniyah Sneed
Caroline Zook
5,000-9,999 Sellers
Autumn Apple
Olivia Bimler
Kaylynn Boyette
Ivy Blue Breivogel
Taryn Brooks
Aspen Bullard
Kennedy Byrd
Julie Casavant
Courtney Christ
Tarona Commodore
Chanta Cooper
Emily Craft
Sara Davis
Katherine Dickson
Mackenzie Dudley
Heather Erlemann
Olivia Flowers
Bria Fuller
Mackenzie Garcia
Lexie Garner
Mei Goodrich
Shelby Guidry
Morgan Gustafson
Ednaya Hackney
Laurel Haines
Allyson Hall
Ariayana Harrell
Taylor Hayes
Lauryn Hill
Kacy Holden
Aniyah Jackson
Kimberly Klisiewecz
Victoria Elaine Kosinski
Ruth Lahl
Kayla Lynch-Mclain
Catherine Macy
Keira McGill
Morgan Middleton
Maci Mize
Ciara Montello
Averi Parker
Chandler Parrish
Zarria Ray
Alisha Reaves
Elizabeth Reynolds
Taylor Singleton
DaMiya Spencer
Tylah Spencer
Sarah Taylor
Jamilla Thompson
Gency Todd
Marie Tomblin
Autum Torain
Madison Walker
Donya Weaver
Molly Webb
Farai Estelle Webster
Sydney Whitfield
Congrats to our 1,000+ box sellers!
County/Area
Girl Scout
Beaufort
Jalyn Oden
Elizabeth Williams
Destiny Ward
Britney Bishop
Gracie Hunnings
Ariayana Harrell
Brunswick
Madeline Fischer
Autumn Apple
Eponine Camacho
Elizabeth Nutley
Avery Bishop
Sophia Anderson
Summer Giusani
Taylor Danford
Brooke Maguire
Grace Gundrum
Carteret
County/Area
Kacy Holden
Maggie Holden
Courtney Drumm
Amanda Williamson
Courtney Harper
Emily Gray
Chatham
Violet Culberson
Judith White
Columbus
Tyleah Freeman
Duplin
Craven-Havelock Jayleena Gilmore
Kristen Drone
Craven-New Bern Hailey Lemke
Cumberland
Shelby Guidry
Ruth Lahl
Morgan Middleton
Ashley Garcia
Molly Webb
Kalandis Hamilton
Morgan Coletti
Presley Deal
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Durham 10
Girl Scout
Emily Guidry
Khloe Crecelius
Brianna Fuentes
Imani Pierce
Nila James
Maranda Maddox
Ella Finley
Hazel Finley
Jada Davis
Madisonn Shelton
Kyra Burge
Evelyn Tracy
Meredith Kinlaw
Olivia Hines
Camille Barr
Melanie Levine
Sara Davis
Hannah Lahl
Justine James
Amanda
Pagan-Lambert
Clare Conboy
Anna Spillman
Lilly Russell
Kaylynn Boyette
Emily Craft
April Butts
Elizabeth Reynolds
Y'Anna Rivers
Reagan Harper
Alyssa Judkins
Kathryn Lyons
Keira Mcgill
Timia Hoggard
Jazzie Morgan
Katana Morgan
Timira Hoggard
Baasima Frazier
County/Area
Girl Scout
Chloe Cates
Shania Coston
Mei Goodrich
Dorothy Page
Ja-Tavia Daye
Durham 11207&209
Jadia Jeter
Madison Wade
Durham 11-208 Asia Manigault
Kailee Ashe
Durham 11-215 Ayana Graham
Allison Simeon
Makiya Ellis-Brooks
Erica Hollis
Edgecombe
Dasonja Darden
Gabria Savage
Katelyn Knox
Franklin
Jenna Andrews
Jahzara Lathan
Granville
Kelsey Blackwell
Farai Webster
Jasmyne Pulliam
Jourdan Pulliam
Jiani Grant
Ashlyn Woodlief
Halifax Northampton
Elissa West
Abigail Goodwin
Elizabeth Colston
Jaden Lassiter
Elizabeth Carter
Harnett
Taryn Brooks
Allyson Hall
Olivia Bimler
Harley Bujno
Ella Holland
Emilee Elston
Sydni Molborn
County/Area
Girl Scout
Callie Hughes
Cashzery Caccaro
Kealani Simpson
Kamya Clark
Amethyst Tuxhorn
Rachel Haynes
Hannah Pope
Chayla Chisholm
Akaya Bryan
Hoke
Tarona Commodore
Johnston
Reagan Parrish
Courtney Christ
Aislinn-Anne Brown
Annah Lassiter
Sarah Stanley
Mikayla Hernandez
Amia Faal
Chloe Davis
Lee
Kanae Harris
Isabella Miller
Jennifer
Montgomery
Guadalupe Vazquez
Jenna Jones
Suzanna Wicker
Kinsley Johns
Gina Decerbo
Kendra Robertson
Lenoir
Megan Young
Grace Sawyer
Jenabeth Joyner
Brianna Brooks
Emma Alexander
Chloe Dail
Congratulations to the 2016 highest sellers in each county/area!
Lenoir, Megan Young, 1508
Martin, Angel Barber, 741
Moore, Sierra Stefanelli, 2788
Nash, Samia Bulluck, 2028
New Hanover, Charisma Parham, 3118
Onslow-Camp Lejeune, Mckenzie Joyce, 1322
Onslow-OCSU, Allison Bundle, 1817
Orange, Sarah Ellie Penny, 1509
Pender, Elena Harpe Webb, 1201
Person, Katelyn Clement, 1300
Pitt, Summer Howell, 1801
Richmond, Sara Darhower, 1295
Robeson, Chloe Edge, 3037
Sampson, Carlie Wade, 1502
Scotland, Heaven Demag, 1178
Vance-Warren, Chanta Cooper, 1448
Wake 13, Mackenzie Dudley, 1591
Wake 14, Kylee Braye, 1131
Wake 15, Ivy Breivogel, 1122
Wake 16, Aniah Tyson, 1633
Wake 18, Kyla Toth, 1250
Wake 19, Kaileigh Ault, 2506
Wake 20, Mariam Tambadou, 1213
Wake 22, Brieann Turner, 1501
Beaufort, Jalyn Oden, 1817
Bladen, JaMya Skinner, 598
Brunswick, Madeline Fischer, 3282
Carteret, Kacy Holden, 1425
Chatham, Violet Culberson, 1413
Columbus, Tyleah Freeman, 1329
Craven-Havelock, Jayleena Gilmore, 1003
Craven-New Bern, Hailey Lemke, 1018
Cumberland, Shelby Guidry, 3857
Duplin, Kaylynn Boyette, 1998
Durham 10, Alyssa Judkins, 3252
Durham 11-207&209, Jadia Jeter, 1501
Durham 11-208, Asia Manigault, 1740
Durham 11-215, Ayana Graham, 1249
Edgecombe, Dasonja Darden, 1292
Franklin, Jenna Andrews, 3504
Granville, Kelsey Blackwell, 2508
Greene, Kristen Colie, 600
Halifax-Northampton, Elissa West, 1500
Harnett, Taryn Brooks, 2168
Hoke, Tarona Commodore, 1000
Johnston, Reagan Parrish, 1748
Jones, Izzie Meadows, 560
Lee, Kanae Harris, 1142
County/Area
Moore
Nash
New Hanover
OnslowCamp Lejeune
Girl Scout
Sierra Stefanelli
Alaina Poe
Abigail Roberts
Keyaira Hutson
Ashley marsh
Cheyanne Dutton
County/Area
Onslow-OCSU
Samia Bulluck
Ashley Zipko
Alice Benbow
Cara Cotugno
D’aries Wilkins
Hannah Tollefsen
Jada Peterson
Taylor Harrison
Kennadi Hardy
Samantha Frazier
Payten Saiers
Orange
Charisma Parham
Lily Bryson
Cate Miller
Sydney Whitfield
Natalie Burch
Lea Lyles
Madeline Hillenbrand
Addison Blanton
Emma Webster
Claire Mearns
Raegan Knowles
Mckenzie Joyce
Lily Smith
Reigha Tennyson
Morrigan Shover
Madison Mozingo
Kaylin Holliday
Girl Scout
Allison Bundle
Natalie Barlow
Madison Bowers
Tierney Toney
Kenzi Deschaine
Khloe Little
Sarah Ellie Penny
Avery Teer
Giada Tiani
Kaylee Farrell
Riley Sawyer
Emma Wagner
Pender
Elena Harpe Webb
Person
Katelyn Clement
Cora Wilkins
Maci Mize
Pitt
Summer Howell
Emily Martin
Emma Massey
Riley Davis
Bailey Walters
Danielle Strickland
Aryanna England
Macy Mann
Makena Joyner
Taylor Singleton
Richmond
Sara Darhower
Masey Mclaughlin
Robeson
Chloe Edge
Savannah Sawyer
J’lissa Leonard
Lauren Cox
Celeste Mclean
Autumn Walters
Kaliyaah Rogers
Allana Brady
J'dyn Govan
County/Area
Girl Scout
Jordan Revels
Haylee Scott
Alexandria Locklear
Gracie Rodda
Allyson Rodda
Sampson
Carlie Wade
Rebekah Bryan
Charleigh Wynn
Heaven Demag
Alyssa Ferguson
Scotland
Catherine Macy
Vance-Warren
Chanta Cooper
Chloe Dement
Kelsey Wester
Wake 13
Mackenzie Dudley
Addison Dudley
Ashley Jacobs
Wake 14
Kylee Braye
Wake 15
Ivy Breivogel
Wake 16
Aniah Tyson
Harper Jewell Morgan
Wake 18
Kyla Toth
Taylor White
Kaitlyn Cannon
Hayden Brown
Claire Beck
Wake 19
Kaileigh Ault
Xena Gray
Alyssa Schoaff
Ashley West
Gretchen Gunter
Leela Sunkasari
Riley Link
County/Area
Wake 20
Girl Scout
Mariam Tambadou
Katherine Snow
Camille Foster
Jada Johnson
Wake 22
Brieann Turner
Simisola Cambell
Calyse Fields
Sophia Isenhour
Samiya Hocutt
Adalena Band
Wake 23
Nikki Blake
Myah Smith
Joslyn Walnita Brown
My'racle Belcher
Morghan Dobbin
Amanda Hopkins
Sofia Launer
Mary Katie Grush
Wayne
Hannah Lewis
Aleeyah Williams
Tearika Jones
Naja Spencer
Tatiyanna Grizzle
Destiny Rouse
Jamilla Thompson
Mary Williams
Shelby Sarvis
Jayla Hicks
Amber Roberson
Kierra Newsome
Abigail Kelly-Hanes
Sydney Bell
Wilson
Caroline Taylor
Alexis Winborne
Kaylie Williams
Madalyn Walls
11
A typical Girl Scout in
COOKIES
our council sells an
average of 240 boxes
of cookies and
generates between
$120 and $160 in
proceeds for her troop! It starts with
the girl and her family committing
themselves to helping the troop achieve their
goals. Support can be offered in many ways –
like serving as the Troop Cookie Coordinator,
helping girls make cookie sale posters, staff
cookie booths, managing cookie inventory, or
helping distribute cookies, among other
things. Check with your Girl Scout troop to
see how you can help!
Shortbread
Thin Mints
ARE
Peanut Butter
Patties®
Peanut Butter
Sandwiches
Caramel
deLites®
$4.00
A BOX
How the Cookie Crumbles
Revenue generated by the Cookie
Program goes directly to troops or is
designated for program opportunities
that directly support girls and/or
adult members in our council.
Safety First
Remember to use these
guidelines to participate safely
in the Cookie Program.
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FAQS
LemonadesTM
S’Mores
Thanks-A-LotTM
Gluten Free
Trios
54% 26 % 18%
cost of cookies
and distribution
girl and adult programs,
camps, and training
troop proceeds, bonuses,
patches and recognitions
2%
administrative
expenses
Sell only during daylight hours and in neighborhoods with which you are familiar
Younger Girl Scouts should be accompanied by an adult at all times; Girl Scout Cadettes,
Seniors, and Ambassadors should use the buddy system or be with an adult
Never enter the home of a stranger
Do not give customers your last name or address
Practice pedestrian safety
Do not carry large amounts of money
Who can sell Girl Scout cookies?
Can customers return cookies?
Registered Girl Scouts who have turned in a signed Permission Form
may sell Girl Scout cookies. Participation in the sale is optional.
If a customer believes that a box of cookies is in any way unsatisfactory,
the box can be returned to the troop for a replacement or a refund.
Where can girls sell cookies?
Can girls return cookies?
Girls can sell cookies within our 41-county jurisdiction. There are no
restrictions on where girls can sell door-to-door within our council (i.e.
no girl or troop has exclusive rights to any town, area, neighborhood,
or street). However, requests for cookie booths must be submitted
by the Troop Cookie Coordinator and approved by the Booth
Coordinator in the county/area in which the booth would be set up.
Once a parent/guardian signs for cookies they cannot return them
and the parent is responsible for paying for them. However,
troops and parents need to work together
to aid in getting any remaining
cookies sold to help the
troop achieve its overall
sales goal.
When should customers pay?
Customers should pay when cookies are received.
Can customers pay with a check and to
whom should it be written?
Yes, girls and troops can accept checks from customers they know
but should not accept checks from strangers or checks over $100 in
value. Parents are encouraged to work with your troop to be able to
accept credit/debit card payments from customers.
When should parents
pay for their cookies?
Parents should turn in
money weekly and by each
deadline set by their troop.
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