
The Girl Scout Cookie Program is our premier business enterprise activity. Selling cookies is a tradition that dates back as early as 1917 when Girl Scouts began selling home-baked cookies to raise money to help their troop and community. Since then, the activity has grown into an opportunity for girls to practice leadership while earning money for their team and council activities.
The five important skills that girls “learn by doing” through product sales are:
* goal setting
* decision making
* money management
* people skills
* business ethics

Girl Scout Cookie Program begins January 13, 2012

When you buy a box of Girl Scout cookies you are empowering girls for success.

The $3.50 received from the sale of a package of cookies is divided like this:

All Revenue generated by the Girl Scout Cookie Program goes directly to troops or is designated for program opportunities that directly support girls and/or adult volunteers in our 22-county area.