COOKIES & MORE
Girl Scouts and cookies share a rich history. While recipes and box designs have changed, selling cookies remains an important part of today's Girl Scout program.
Cookie Sale
Why Cookies?
Girl Scouts of Eastern Massachusetts sales programs teach girls to set goals, manage money and develop marketing skills. The entire troop sets a goal and girls work together on a plan to meet it. Girl Scout troops use cookie earnings to fund their activities, including council events, service projects and exciting trips!
Cookie Volunteers
Cookie Sale volunteers (troop and service unit) enter QuickBase Cookie System here.
ABC Bakers Smart Cookie web site.
Cookies for a Cause
Over 2,200 Girl Scouts gathered at Hanscom Air Force Base on March 6 to donate over 30,000 boxes of Girl Scout cookies to the troops serving overseas as part of our Cookies for a Cause program. Not only did the troops receive their favorite cookies but they also received America’s favorite coffee from Dunkin’ Donuts, who generously donated over 2,000 pounds of coffee to be sent with the Girl Scout cookies. The Girl Scouts had the opportunity to speak with Airmen, Soldiers and Marines who served overseas, made cards for soldiers to go with the cookies, and heard from Colonel David Orr and Girl Scout CEO Ruth N. Bramson. For more photos, visit our Cookies for a Cause photo gallery.
Top Sellers
Girl Scouts of Eastern Massachusetts is pleased to announce that Shannon Leary of Quincy Girl Scout Troop 74203 sold 4,051 boxes of cookies, and Kelsey Walsh from Weymouth Troop 74315 sold 4,042 boxes of cookies! The girls are the top Girl Scout cookie sellers in Massachusetts.
“I am so proud of Shannon and Kelsey for the time and effort they put into selling all of those Girl Scout cookies. The girls learned valuable marketing, financial and customer service skills that will serve them well for years,” said Girl Scouts of Eastern Massachusetts CEO Ruth N. Bramson.
