In-Person and Virtual Options

Start a New SeasonMuch has changed in the world since the start of last year’s Girl Scout Cookie Season. Yet together, we can help girls reach their goals whatever the circumstances—while building skills that last a lifetime.

To ensure the health and safety of not only our Girl Scouts, but also the business’s customers and staff we have added COVID-19 protocols. We will continue to monitor and evaluate the current health environment and may adjust these protocols throughout the program. You can find the most up-to-date information on the Health Updates GSDH page of our website.

In this toolkit you’ll find a variety of new tools, tips and resources to help you support girls during in-person and virtual events. You’ll find options for low- and no-contact participation as you guide girls along this pathway to success.

Volunteers—Tap into the eBudde AppTasks like scheduling booths and organizing Girl Scout Cookie™ pickups have evolved— and so has the eBudde App! Download the smartphone app now to find checklists, training videos and useful tips to help you manage this cookie season all from a single, easy-to-use dashboard! Learn more about the app at LittleBrownie.com.

HOW WILL YOU PARTICIPATE?We know this cookie season may look a bit different, but our commitment to you is to find innovative ways for Girl Scouts to participate, learn, and reach their goals while keeping them safe. We are working hard to develop unique ways for everyone to participate at their comfort level. See below for the high level options and then download the chart to create your personalized cookie experience and help determine how you and your Girl Scouts may want to participate. Download Chart with Additional Descriptions

Online Cookies • No on-hand cookie inventory necessary.• Customers order online for direct ship only, with shipping costs.• Cookies ship from baker warehouse to customer.

Hybrid Cookies • Little to no cookie inventory on-hand.• Customers purchase in-person or order online with girl delivery option.• Get cookies from troop and local cookie cupboards.

In-Person Cookies • Cookie inventory on-hand.• Customers purchase at booths, workplace, door-to-door, etc.• Get cookies from initial order, troop, and local cookie cupboards.

TRUTH OF THE MATTERThank you for all you do for girls. We know you’re often at the forefront of your communities when it comes to questions about Girl Scouts, so we’re making sure you have the most accurate and updated information about the news stories that surface with Girl Scout Cookies. For more information on these sensitive topics, visit the Truth of the Matter page of our website.

Promotions are a great way to increase sales. GSDH has provided these options for girls to promote at booths or anytime they are selling cookies:

5 FOR 5 PROMOTIONWhen customers buy 5 boxes of cookies, they can enter into an online drawing to win 5 cases (60 boxes)! GSDH will provide the cookies to the winners at no cost to troops participating. The 5 for 5 Promotion was designed to not only give customers a fun chance to win more cookies, but also help girls and troops increase their cookie sales.

As a special bonus, troops that sold to each of the five winners will receive a $25 GSDH Retail Gift Certificate.

Here’s how it works:

• Troops print the flyer and entry cards to promote the contest at cookie booths.

• Troops add their five digit troop number as the unique code on the business cards.

• When a customer purchases five or more boxes they are given a business card. A customer can enter the contest for every multiple of five boxes purchased.

• Customers then go online to gsdakotahorizons.org/5for5 to enter their contact information.

• Five winners will be announced on Girl Scouts Dakota Horizons Facebook page on Thursday, April 1, 2021.

• GSDH will provide cookies and facilitate pickup with the winners.

HEROES ON THE HORIZONHeroes on the Horizon is our council cookie donation program that encourages girls to ask customers to donate $5 for cookies to be donated to military organizations, first responders and other local heroes throughout GSDH. Encourage girls and your troop to think about who the heroes are in your local community and why they should be recognized.

Amp up your Heroes on the Horizon contributions by using this box wrap. Print it on 11x17 paper, cut it out, and wrap it around a Thin Mints box to spark conversation with customers about this great opportunity to give back to heroes in our communities. Printed copies will also be available in our Council Cookie Cupboards.

PRO TIP: Cookies donated through Heroes on the Horizon qualify towards the 5 for 5 Promotion.

Cookie Promotions

In-Person BoothsSCHEDULING A BOOTHCouncil Scheduled booths are lined up by the council in popular locations. Find everything you need to know in the Just In Time: Cookie Booth Sign-Up with step-by-step instructions. Keep checking council booth availability as some troops may release their booths and/or more may be added throughout the program as we secure community partners.

PRO TIP: If your troop signs up for a council scheduled booth and cannot attend, be sure to cancel the time slot in eBudde to allow another troop to take your place.

Troop Scheduled booths are arranged by a troop with a local business (not already offered by council), a school or community event or drive-thru. These booths are entered into eBudde by the troop to get registered and approved by council prior to being held.

PRO TIP: Registering your booth is important because it ensures that you’re covered by our insurance, your booth is listed on our Cookie Finder to help customers find you AND no double booking.

BOOTH SUPPLIESq COOKIES!—See chart for SUGGESTED numbers

based on COUNCIL-WIDE averages. Please take into consideration your booth location, time slot, weather and other factors when planning the number of cookies for your booth.

For volunteers—Make plans to pick up more cookies from a Cookie Cupboard before your booth. Learn how to place and pick up an order in this Just In Time.

q Money bag or box with change.

q Pens, calculator, and bags

q Heroes on the Horizon wrapped cookie box to promote donations.

q Hand sanitizer, sanitizing wipes and face coverings

q A table and chairs, if needed (check your booth notes in eBudde to see if needed).

q Smartphone with access to Digital Cookie’s credit card scanner.

q Inventory Tracking Sheet Use the Inventory Tracking Sheet to determine what you’ll bring along and track how many boxes are sold during the time you are there.

q Food Allergen Guide Bring along the 2021 Food Allergen Guide so that you are prepared to answer customer’s questions.

q Cookie Lanyards If your troop is new to selling cookies, print off a lanyard template for girls to reference cookie prices.

q Goal Chart Use the Goal Chart to help girls create talking points. Consider having girls color and display it in a frame at the booth so customers can see their progress.

q Thank you cards—Print off some thank you cards for the girls to hand out to customers.

q Bling your Booth Consider how you want to decorate the booth. Find ideas on Pinterest or shop Juliette’s Boutique for items like tablecloths, banners, money bags, and more!

BOOTHS1 HOUR 2 HOURS 3 HOURS

COOKIE # PACKAGESLEMON-UPS 2 4 6

TREFOILS 2 5 7

DO-SI-DOS 3 5 8

SAMOAS 7 14 21

TAGALONGS 6 12 18

THIN MINTS 8 16 24

S’MORES 3 6 9

TOFFEE-TASTICS 1 3 4

TOTAL PKGS 32 65 96

BOOTH REQUIREMENTSFollow the guidelines below to ensure a successful and safe cookie booth. Cookie booths allow girls an opportunity to reach their goals and make a difference in their community! A Girl Scout Cookie Booth is not just a “booth,” it’s the troop’s storefront for their business. Follow the guidelines below to ensure a successful and safe cookie booth.

COVID-19 ADDITIONS• Girl Scouts requires all participants to wear cloth

face coverings during booths.

• Troops will encourage touchless payment methods to minimize cash handling.

• Troops will clean and disinfect frequently touched surfaces and are expected to wash/sanitize hands often.

• Girls are required to limit close contact with others and maintain proper distancing from customers.

• Girls must always be present; please no tag-a-longs.

• Girls should wear their uniform or Girl Scout gear.

• For council and troop booths, 1 adult in attendance must be an approved GSDH volunteer.

• Take along your booth confirmation from eBudde and ensure you arrive and leave on time.

• Be on time for your booth sale. Do not arrive early and expect to set up while the other troop is finishing their sales.

• Dress for the winter weather - but show off your Girl Scout uniform.

• Always use your manners – smile, say please and thank you.

• Do not block doorways or harass customers. This includes yelling and chants.

• Allow customers to come up to the table.

• Keep good inventory – count packages before and after to verify.

• Come prepared with cash - do not ask the business for change.

• Do not eat during booth time – not even cookies!

• Keep your booth area clean – pick up all empty boxes.

• Follow any guidelines set by the store – they are allowing us to be a part of their business.

• Don’t be a NO SHOW - customers find our booths through the Cookie Finder. If you cannot attend your time slot, please release it in eBudde.

• Heroes on the Horizon donations are the only donations to be accepted at the booth – no fundraising.

• Decorate your booth!

RECORD YOUR BOOTHGSDH uses reports from the Booth Recorder in eBudde to determine the success of our cookie booths and locations! This information can help us to determine if a booth location is successful, the best times to schedule a booth, number of cookies needed at a booth, etc. GSDH highly encourages troops to use the Booth Sale Recorder in the eBudde App!

To help you out, we’ve created this Just In Time: Recording Cookie Booths guide to walk you through the process.

Failure to abide by these guidelines could result in the cancellation of all future booths for a troop, or could cause the store to cancel future timeslots for all troops.

Magical MomentsWhat are Magical Moments? Magical Moments are created when Girl Scouts come up with creative (magical) ways to sell cookies during a pandemic! Get ready to share your ideas with us and you will receive a Unicorn Plush Dangler! Entry begins on February 19 and will run through March 23, 2021. Enter at gsdakotahorizons.org/CookieResources

DRIVE-THRU BOOTHSNow Girl Scout Cookie™ lovers don’t have to leave their cars to enjoy their favorite delights. When troops set up outdoor cookie booths in a parking lot (with permission from nearby businesses), Girl Scouts have a road map to success. Customers drive up—the cookies come out—happy cookie lovers drive off!

Girls can determine a socially distant way to run their drive-thru booth using order station boxes and technology available through the Digital Cookie® Mobile App.

Digital Cookie is a tool that can be used creatively for low-contact transactions. Credit card scanning in the mobile app allows girls to safely receive payments.

Based on the Girl Scout safety policies we have the following requirements and recommendations to ensure you operate socially safe drive-thru cookie booths.

REQUIREMENTS• All locations must be requested through eBudde. Enter “Drive Thru” in the Contact field.

• You must have permission from the location to use their lot, make sure it is a large enough space to be able to keep girls away from traffic.

• Everyone must wear masks.

• Roles for girls – creating and marketing signage to encourage customers, relaying information between stations, placing cookies in cars.

• Roles for adults – money handling & transactions, sanitizing baskets, supervising cookies to car transfers.

• Maintain 6’ social distancing. See attached layout for suggested traffic pattern.

RECOMMENDATIONS• Keep stock of cookies under table to limit contact.

• Encourage cashless transactions if possible (i.e. Digital Cookie/Square).

• Assign jobs for the entire day (i.e. one person is handling money, one is handling cookies).

• Clean all tables and chairs several times throughout the day.

• Have hand sanitizer available at every station for use between each customer transaction.

• Use posters to advertise price and goals that also encourage social distancing.

• Consider printing the Cookie Varieties flyer to show nutritional information without customers having to handle packages. Place in a plastic sleeve that can be wiped between transactions.

• Have bins or trays available for safe money transactions. Consider creative options – plastic shoe boxes, cookie sheet, Tupperware – something able to be easily cleaned between transactions.

SAFE SELLING PROCESS FOR DRIVE-THRU BOOTHSThe following safe selling strategy is based on Girl Scout safety policies and recommendations to ensure you operate socially safe drivethru cookie booths.

DRIVE-THRU BOOTH RESOURCESSigns to show the way—direct traffic with signs that say ‘go here’ and ‘stop there’ and ‘stay six feet apart’.

Simplify every step—menu boards to help customers quickly place their order.

Mask up and make it fashion—just because face masks are required doesn’t mean they can’t be fun! Girls can bring their creative vision to life with solid-color face masks of their choice, brightly colored fabric pens and a few ribbons.

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• Customer drives up to Station 1.

• Adult volunteer stands 6 feet away from car and takes cookie order.

• Volunteer lets Girl Scout know what cookies to have ready at Station 2.

• Customer utilizes basket at end of table to deposit payment method.

• Volunteer asks customer to roll up window while grabbing basket with payment

• Volunteer processes payment and returns change/credit card back to basket at end of table.

• After basket is empty and customer drives to Station 2, basket is to be sanitized.

• Customer drives up to Station 2.

• Girl Scout will get order ready and place on table.

• Customer is asked to open back seat or trunk of car.

• Volunteer takes order from table and deposits into back of vehicle.

Notes:

Contact info for surrounding businesses:

Dates for drive-thru booths:

What do girls like the most about the Girl Scout Cookie Program®?

“ Doing math to figure out how many I have left to sell for my goal.” - Brownie Girl scout, 3rd grade

Source: “The Girl Scout Cookie Program: Teaching Essential Skills for a Lifetime” – The Girl Scout Research Institute

Drive-Thru Booths “Girl Scout Cookies®, coming right up!”

Now Girl Scout Cookie™ lovers don’t have to leave their cars to enjoy their favorite delights.

When troops set up outdoor cookie booths in a parking lot (with permission from nearby

businesses), Girl Scouts have a road map to success. Customers drive up—the cookies

come out—happy cookie lovers drive off!

Girls can determine a socially distant way to run their drive-thru booth using order

station boxes and technology available through the Digital Cookie® Mobile App.

Digital Cookie is a tool that can be used creatively for low-contact transactions. Optical

character recognition (OCR) in the mobile app allows girls to receive credit card payments

using this three-step process, with no need to touch the customer’s card:

1. The customer places their card in the order station box or sales table.

2. Girls scan the card to collect payment.

3. Girls back away from table to allow customers to retrieve their card.

Speedy downloads to get your troop headed in the right direction Signs to show the way Direct traffic with signs that say ‘go here’ and ‘stop there’ and ‘stay six feet apart’.

Simplify every step Menu boards to help customers quickly place their order.

Mask up and make it fashion Just because face masks are required doesn’t mean they can’t be fun! Girls can bring their creative vision to life with solid-color face masks of their choice*, brightly colored fabric pens and a few ribbons.

*Volunteers can help girls choose fabric face masksfrom retailers. For guidance on how to select andwear masks, visit cdc.gov.

Site options for drive-thru booths:

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The GIRL SCOUTS® name and mark, and all other associated trademarks and logotypes, including but not limited to GIRL SCOUT COOKIES®, THIN MINTS®, TREFOILS®, GIRL SCOUT S’MORES®, LEMON-UPS®, Girl Scout Cookie Program®, and the Trefoil Design, are owned by Girl Scouts of the USA. Little Brownie Bakers LLC is an official GSUSA licensee. The LITTLE BROWNIE BAKERS® name and mark, and all associated trademarks, including SAMOAS®, TAGALONGS®, DO-SI-DOS® and TOFFEE-TASTIC® are registered trademarks of Ferequity Inc., an affiliate of Ferrero International, S.A. © 2020 Ferequity Inc. All Rights Reserved. WGT_061620

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samoas®

Crisp cookies coated in caramel, sprinkled with toasted coconut and striped with dark chocolaty coating

do-si-dos®

Crunchy oatmeal sandwich cookies with creamy peanut butter filling

tagalongs®

Crispy cookies layered with peanut butter and covered with a chocolaty coating

thin mints®

Crisp wafers covered in chocolaty coating made with natural oil of peppermint

trefoils®

Delicate-tasting shortbread that is delightfully simple and satisfying

toffee-tastic®

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Crunchy graham sandwich cookies with creamy chocolate and marshmallowy filling

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• Made with Natural Flavors• 100% Real Cocoa

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Steps

Girl Scout Cookie™ ActivityFace Mask Decoration

Personalize your face masks to celebrate Girl Scout Cookie Season! Whether it’s at a drive- thru or pop-up cookie booth, you can show your love for Girl Scout Cookies with these add-on mask decorations. Use what you have and up-cycle.

Print shape templates on 8.5″x11″ printer paper or draw your own shapes. Cut out pieces and trace them on felt or fabric. Cut out and sew, rather than glue, them on your face mask.

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Use non-toxic fabric markers to write your name or other message on your mask. Mask can be washed before use for added safety.

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Tie ribbons, feathers and/or beaded string to the straps of your mask being sure they don’t weigh down the straps and compromise the effectiveness of the mask. Remember to think of safety first.

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Supplies:Face maskShape templatesNon-toxic fabric markersRibbons or feathers (we do not recommend using small items that may be a choking hazard) ScissorsFeltNeedle and thread, as needed

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POP-UP BOOTHSAct fast—pop-up shopping is exciting, but it’s gone in a flash. (And that’s one of the reasons they’re so POPular.) Setting up a fun, temporary pop-up booth let girls put a delicious twist on the traditional cookie booth.

For low-contact transactions at pop-up cookie booths, girls and volunteers can use the Digital Cookie® Mobile App to scan credit card payments while maintaining distance from customers.

Girls can set up shop at a place within their network—with permission, of course! Find an area that is off-limits to the general public and only accessible to people the girls or their parent/guardian know.

RESOURCES TO HELP GIRLS REACH THEIR GOALS

Tasteful topics to get them talking. Recipe cards and cute decorated banners are super instagrammable!

Savvy swag for the entrepreneur. Show some marketing moxie with IRL (in real life) and virtual self-promotion for the cookie crew.

Smart money management. Girls can easily tend to business with inventory sheets, menu boards and more.

Artists and makers unite! Easy-to-decorate flag banners give pop-up cookie booths retail flair. Just print, decorate and hang near the cookies.• Girls create their own hype crew with cookie-branded sandwich boards they can

wear.• Showing off their fave craft or artwork lets girls show how they shine as Girl Scout

Cookie entrepreneurs.

Pop-Up Booths “Here today, gone this afternoon!”

Act fast—pop-up shopping is exciting, but it’s gone in a flash. (And that’s one of the

reasons they’re so POPular.) No longer just for big-name brands and fashion designers,

pop-up Girl Scout Cookie™ booths styled after these temporary retail sites let girls put a

delicious twist on the traditional cookie booth.

For low-contact transactions at pop-up cookie booths, girls and volunteers can use the

Digital Cookie® Mobile App to receive credit card payments while maintaining distance

from customers. See guidelines for drive-thru booths on page 3.

Girls can set up shop at a place within their network—with permission, of course! Find

an area that is off-limits to the general public and only accessible to people the girls or

their parent/guardian know. For more guidelines, ask your council about Little Brownie’s

Workplace and Network Resources Tip Sheet.

Resources to help girls reach their goalsTasteful topics to get them talking Recipe cards and cute decorated banners are super Instagrammable!

Savvy swag for the entrepreneur Show some marketing moxie with IRL (in real life) and virtual self-promotion for the cookie crew.

Smart money management Girls can easily tend to business with inventory sheets, menu boards and more.

Artists and makers unite!• Easy-to-decorate flag banners give pop-up

cookie booths retail flair. Just print, decorate and hang near the cookies.

• Girls create their own hype crew withcookie-branded sandwich boards they can wear.

• Showing off their fave craft or artwork let girlsshow how they shine as Girl Scout cookieentrepreneurs.

Possible locations:

Shop dates:

Notes:

The GIRL SCOUTS® name and mark, and all associated trademarks and logotypes, are owned by Girl Scouts of the USA. The LITTLE BROWNIE BAKERS® name and mark, and all associated trademarks are owned by Ferequity Inc., an affiliate of Ferrero Int’l, S.A. ®, ™ & © 2020 Ferequity Inc.

Recommended Girl Scouts® grade level: Daisy, Brownie, Junior

Steps

Girl Scout Cookie™ ActivityBooth Banner

A banner year for Girl Scout Cookies®. Girls will draw customers in with a beautiful booth banner!

Supplies:Printed booth banner templateString or ribbonScissorsTape or glueCrayons or markers

Print, color, and cut out the booth banner template. Each 8.5″x11″ sheet of paper is folded along the center line and cut after folding.

1 Ribbon or string is placed in between the fold of the sheets of paper and secured using tape or glue. Banner can be placed across front of booth or behind booth.

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What you need:

Ingredients1 (12 ounce) bag of semi-sweet, bittersweet or

milk chocolate chips (use your favorite)¼ teaspoon peppermint extract4 ½ cups Kellogg’s Crispix® cereal 1 ½ cups powdered sugar20 Thin Mints® cookies, divided into 2 groups of 104 cups mini-pretzel twists2 cups dry-roasted salted peanuts

EquipmentLarge mixing bowl

Directions:

1. Make the cereal mix Melt 11.5 ounces of chocolate chips in a saucepan or in microwave for 3-4

minutes until melted. Add mint extract to chocolate and stir. Pour Crispix cereal into a large mixing bowl. Pour melted chocolate over the cereal and gently stir until completely coated in chocolate. Stir in with powered sugar and 10 finely crushed Thin Mints. Gently combine, coating the cereal.

2. Add the more sweet and salty Stir in 10 coarsely chopped Thin Mints®, mini-pretzels and peanuts. ENJOY!

Thin Mints® Sweet & Salty MixReady in 15 min Makes 10-12 cups

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name and mark, and all associated trademarks are owned by Ferequity Inc., an affiliate of Ferrero Int’l, S.A. ®, ™ & © 2020 Ferequity Inc.

Crust Ingredients½ cup shortening 1 ¹/³ cups all purpose flour½ teaspoon salt3-4 tablespoons cold water

Lemon filling ingredients1 cup granulated sugar4 large eggs²/³ cup unsalted butter, softened and cubed¼ cup lemon zest (from approx. 8-9 lemons)½ cup fresh lemon juice (from approx. 4-5 of the lemons)

Icing layer and decoration1 pkg Lemon-Ups® cookies4 cups powdered sugar3 egg whites½ teaspoon cream of tarter

Equipment9” round cake pan Glass or metal mixing bowlSaucepan WhiskMixer

Directions:

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name and mark, and all associated trademarks are owned by Ferequity Inc., an affiliate of Ferrero Int’l, S.A. ®, ™ & © 2020 Ferequity Inc.

Ready in 3 hrs. Makes 11 servings

Lemon-Ups® Tart

What You Need:

1. Make the Crust: Preheat oven to 475°. Generously grease and flour 9” round cake pan. In a mixing bowl cut shortening into flour and salt until it resembles small peas. Sprinkle in water 1 tablespoon at a time, stirring until the pastry comes clean off the sides of the bowl. On lightly floured surface, roll dough out to a 12” circle. Put into cake pan, pressing dough into bottom and up two thirds the side of pan. With a fork, prick the bottom and sides of the dough. Bake 8-10 minutes or until light brown; cool completely and remove from pan.

2. Icing Layer:Add powdered sugar, egg whites and cream of tarter to a mixing bowl. Beat until thick and mixture holds a peak. This should take 7-10 minutes. Spread half of this icing evenly in bottom of cooled prepared crust. Cover remaining icing with plastic wrap to keep soft for later.

3. Prepare Lemon Filling:Prepare a simple double boiler: simmer a few inches of water in a saucepan or pot. Whisk together in a glass or metal mixing bowl sugar, eggs, butter, lemon zest and lemon juice. Gently place bowl over the simmering water whisking constantly until thickened, about 10 minutes. Strain out lemon zest. Cover and refrigerate for 30 minutes.

4. Layer and Decorate:Pour cooled lemon filling evenly over icing layer on prepared crust. Use remaining icing to attach Lemon-Ups® cookies to outside of tart and decorate. Reserve one cookie for the center. Refrigerate until set, about 2 hours.

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The GIRL SCOUTS® name and mark, and all associated trademarks and logotypes, are owned by Girl Scouts of the USA. The LITTLE BROWNIE BAKERS® name and mark, and all associated trademarks are owned by Ferequity Inc., an affiliate of Ferrero Int’l, S.A. ®, ™ & © 2020 Ferequity Inc.

Booth Inventory sheetdate:

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adult signature:

Adult Supervisors

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Lemon-ups® Do-si-dos® Samoas® Tagalongs® Thin Mints® Trefoils® Toffee-tastic®

Girl Scout S’mores®

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Packages Sold (Use Tally Marks)

Donations (Use Tally Marks)

Ending Inventory

Total Packages Sold

What do girls like the most about the Girl Scout Cookie Program®?

“ I love counting how many I sold.” – Brownie Girl Scout, 3rd grade

Source: “The Girl Scout Cookie Program: Teaching Essential Skills for a Lifetime” – The Girl Scout Research Institute

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Pop-Up Booths “Here today, gone this afternoon!”

Act fast—pop-up shopping is exciting, but it’s gone in a flash. (And that’s one of the

reasons they’re so POPular.) No longer just for big-name brands and fashion designers,

pop-up Girl Scout Cookie™ booths styled after these temporary retail sites let girls put a

delicious twist on the traditional cookie booth.

For low-contact transactions at pop-up cookie booths, girls and volunteers can use the

Digital Cookie® Mobile App to receive credit card payments while maintaining distance

from customers. See guidelines for drive-thru booths on page 3.

Girls can set up shop at a place within their network—with permission, of course! Find

an area that is off-limits to the general public and only accessible to people the girls or

their parent/guardian know. For more guidelines, ask your council about Little Brownie’s

Workplace and Network Resources Tip Sheet.

Resources to help girls reach their goalsTasteful topics to get them talking Recipe cards and cute decorated banners are super Instagrammable!

Savvy swag for the entrepreneur Show some marketing moxie with IRL (in real life) and virtual self-promotion for the cookie crew.

Smart money management Girls can easily tend to business with inventory sheets, menu boards and more.

Artists and makers unite!• Easy-to-decorate flag banners give pop-up

cookie booths retail flair. Just print, decorate and hang near the cookies.

• Girls create their own hype crew withcookie-branded sandwich boards they can wear.

• Showing off their fave craft or artwork let girlsshow how they shine as Girl Scout cookieentrepreneurs.

Possible locations:

Shop dates:

Notes:

The GIRL SCOUTS® name and mark, and all associated trademarks and logotypes, are owned by Girl Scouts of the USA. The LITTLE BROWNIE BAKERS® name and mark, and all associated trademarks are owned by Ferequity Inc., an affiliate of Ferrero Int’l, S.A. ®, ™ & © 2020 Ferequity Inc.

Recommended Girl Scouts® grade level: Daisy, Brownie, Junior

Steps

Girl Scout Cookie™ ActivityBooth Banner

A banner year for Girl Scout Cookies®. Girls will draw customers in with a beautiful booth banner!

Supplies:Printed booth banner templateString or ribbonScissorsTape or glueCrayons or markers

Print, color, and cut out the booth banner template. Each 8.5″x11″ sheet of paper is folded along the center line and cut after folding.

1 Ribbon or string is placed in between the fold of the sheets of paper and secured using tape or glue. Banner can be placed across front of booth or behind booth.

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What you need:

Ingredients1 (12 ounce) bag of semi-sweet, bittersweet or

milk chocolate chips (use your favorite)¼ teaspoon peppermint extract4 ½ cups Kellogg’s Crispix® cereal 1 ½ cups powdered sugar20 Thin Mints® cookies, divided into 2 groups of 104 cups mini-pretzel twists2 cups dry-roasted salted peanuts

EquipmentLarge mixing bowl

Directions:

1. Make the cereal mix Melt 11.5 ounces of chocolate chips in a saucepan or in microwave for 3-4

minutes until melted. Add mint extract to chocolate and stir. Pour Crispix cereal into a large mixing bowl. Pour melted chocolate over the cereal and gently stir until completely coated in chocolate. Stir in with powered sugar and 10 finely crushed Thin Mints. Gently combine, coating the cereal.

2. Add the more sweet and salty Stir in 10 coarsely chopped Thin Mints®, mini-pretzels and peanuts. ENJOY!

Thin Mints® Sweet & Salty MixReady in 15 min Makes 10-12 cups

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name and mark, and all associated trademarks are owned by Ferequity Inc., an affiliate of Ferrero Int’l, S.A. ®, ™ & © 2020 Ferequity Inc.

Crust Ingredients½ cup shortening 1 ¹/³ cups all purpose flour½ teaspoon salt3-4 tablespoons cold water

Lemon filling ingredients1 cup granulated sugar4 large eggs²/³ cup unsalted butter, softened and cubed¼ cup lemon zest (from approx. 8-9 lemons)½ cup fresh lemon juice (from approx. 4-5 of the lemons)

Icing layer and decoration1 pkg Lemon-Ups® cookies4 cups powdered sugar3 egg whites½ teaspoon cream of tarter

Equipment9” round cake pan Glass or metal mixing bowlSaucepan WhiskMixer

Directions:

The GIRL SCOUTS® name and mark, and all associated trademarks and logotypes, are owned by Girl Scouts of the USA. The LITTLE BROWNIE BAKERS®

name and mark, and all associated trademarks are owned by Ferequity Inc., an affiliate of Ferrero Int’l, S.A. ®, ™ & © 2020 Ferequity Inc.

Ready in 3 hrs. Makes 11 servings

Lemon-Ups® Tart

What You Need:

1. Make the Crust: Preheat oven to 475°. Generously grease and flour 9” round cake pan. In a mixing bowl cut shortening into flour and salt until it resembles small peas. Sprinkle in water 1 tablespoon at a time, stirring until the pastry comes clean off the sides of the bowl. On lightly floured surface, roll dough out to a 12” circle. Put into cake pan, pressing dough into bottom and up two thirds the side of pan. With a fork, prick the bottom and sides of the dough. Bake 8-10 minutes or until light brown; cool completely and remove from pan.

2. Icing Layer:Add powdered sugar, egg whites and cream of tarter to a mixing bowl. Beat until thick and mixture holds a peak. This should take 7-10 minutes. Spread half of this icing evenly in bottom of cooled prepared crust. Cover remaining icing with plastic wrap to keep soft for later.

3. Prepare Lemon Filling:Prepare a simple double boiler: simmer a few inches of water in a saucepan or pot. Whisk together in a glass or metal mixing bowl sugar, eggs, butter, lemon zest and lemon juice. Gently place bowl over the simmering water whisking constantly until thickened, about 10 minutes. Strain out lemon zest. Cover and refrigerate for 30 minutes.

4. Layer and Decorate:Pour cooled lemon filling evenly over icing layer on prepared crust. Use remaining icing to attach Lemon-Ups® cookies to outside of tart and decorate. Reserve one cookie for the center. Refrigerate until set, about 2 hours.

The GIRL SCOUTS® name and mark, and all associated trademarks and logotypes, are owned by Girl Scouts of the USA. The LITTLE BROWNIE BAKERS® name and mark, and all associated trademarks are owned by Ferequity Inc., an affiliate of Ferrero Int’l, S.A. ®, ™ & © 2020 Ferequity Inc.

The GIRL SCOUTS® name and mark, and all associated trademarks and logotypes, are owned by Girl Scouts of the USA. The LITTLE BROWNIE BAKERS® name and mark, and all associated trademarks are owned by Ferequity Inc., an affiliate of Ferrero Int’l, S.A. ®, ™ & © 2020 Ferequity Inc.

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The GIRL SCOUTS® name and mark, and all associated trademarks and logotypes, are owned by Girl Scouts of the USA. The LITTLE BROWNIE BAKERS® name and mark, and all associated trademarks are owned by Ferequity Inc., an affiliate of Ferrero Int’l, S.A. ®, ™ & © 2020 Ferequity Inc.

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The GIRL SCOUTS® name and mark, and all associated trademarks and logotypes, are owned by Girl Scouts of the USA. The LITTLE BROWNIE BAKERS® name and mark, and all associated trademarks are owned by Ferequity Inc., an affiliate of Ferrero Int’l, S.A. ®, ™ & © 2020 Ferequity Inc.

Booth Inventory sheetdate:

Girl Scout On Duty Start Time End Time

notes:

adult signature:

Adult Supervisors

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Ending Cash

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Total Cash Collected =

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Girl Scout S’mores®

Starting Inventory

Packages Sold (Use Tally Marks)

Donations (Use Tally Marks)

Ending Inventory

Total Packages Sold

What do girls like the most about the Girl Scout Cookie Program®?

“ I love counting how many I sold.” – Brownie Girl Scout, 3rd grade

Source: “The Girl Scout Cookie Program: Teaching Essential Skills for a Lifetime” – The Girl Scout Research Institute

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WORKPLACE AND NETWORK RESOURCESIt’s an annual tradition: Friends, family members, neighbors and coworkers always look forward to hearing from Girl Scout Cookie entrepreneurs and seeing girls in the office. We’ve whipped up plenty of resources to use in workplaces or places within your network—from a fun-to-color poster with pull tabs, to eye-catching clip art and Digital Cookie® platform order cards.

Every tool you want and need—all in one place! Download activity sheets, order forms, fun graphics and easy-to-use templates. This season’s deliciously creative concepts include:

• Recipe cards and cookie menus for pop-up shops.

• Clever craft ideas, like turning simple cardboard boxes into workplace and network order station boxes.

• Print-and-color banner flags and tear-tab posters.

It’s an annual tradition: Friends, family members, neighbors and coworkers always look

forward to hearing from Girl Scout Cookie™ entrepreneurs and seeing girls at cookie booths.

That’s all back this year with some colorful twists such as DIY order stations and drive-thru

booths. Options and resources are available to support a wide range of selling environments.

Get the cookie factsHelp friends find a new favorite! Have girls share the names of their favorite Girl Scout Cookies® and the top-selling flavors in your area. Let customers know about important nutritional information—did you know that Thin Mints® are made with vegan ingredients and Toffee-tastic®

Girl Scout Cookies® are gluten free?

Learn the facts about cookies on LittleBrownie.com.

Resources to use in workplaces or within girls’ personal networksEvery tool you want & need—all in one place! The We’ve Got This! Toolkit on LittleBrownie.com is a one-stop source for volunteers and families to download activity sheets, order forms, fun graphics and easy-to-use templates for their social media channels.

This season’s deliciously creative concepts include:• Recipe cards and cookie menus for pop-up shops.• Clever craft ideas, like turning simple cardboard boxes

into workplace and network order station boxes.• Print-and-color banner flags and tear-tab posters.• Drive-thru booth social-distancing and direction signs.

Some items may be available from your council.

Terrific tips & tricks Discover helpful suggestions for organizing the season:

• Help girls create Cookie Cubes for designing theirentrepreneurial spaces after familiar office cubicles.It’s a great way to learn efficiency skills!

• Include heartfelt thank-you notes with orders orsend by mail to loyal customers. Be sure to followGirl Scouts’ Safety Activity Checkpoints for Computerand Internet Use from girlscouts.org.

Selling online? Please make sure you have reviewed Girl Scouts’Digital Marketing Tips for Cookie Entrepreneurs and Families,as well as Girl Scouts’ Supplemental Safety Tips for Online Marketing.

Girl Scouts® Gifts of CaringSupport your Hometown Heroes! Girl Scouts® Gifts of Caring is a community service project that provides a world of warm feelings. 1. With guidance from their council, Girl Scout troops select

a charity or service group to support, like first responders,food banks and teachers.

2. Customers can purchase and donate boxes ofGirl Scout Cookies.

3. Beyond the cost of the cookies, 100% of proceeds stayin the community to support local Girl Scouts.

4. Everybody wins!

What do girls like the most about the Girl Scout Cookie Program®?

“ Knowing that I’m helping my troop and my community.” - Junior Girl Scout, 5th grade

Source: “The Girl Scout Cookie Program: Teaching Essential Skills for a Lifetime” – The Girl Scout Research Institute

workplace and network resources “How many boxes do you need?”Campaign dates:

Order deadline:

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Virtual BoothsVirtual booths—hosted on social media—give girls a way to achieve their sales goals and help others in their community from home. In fact, girls may find this allows them to discover new ways to take the lead in their cookie business and stay connected through virtual means. Here’s how it works:

STEP 1 Invite girls to brainstorm how they can help others with Girl Scout Cookies.

Girls will undoubtedly want to do their part, and there’s never been a better time for a donation program that enables customers to donate cookies. Would girls like to encourage customers to support first responders on the front lines? Or send cookie packages to surprise elderly neighbors or to someone in need? There are certainly many people who would be cheered by Girl Scout Cookies.

Need graphic support? GSDH will be sharing a Social Media Toolkit in early February on our website with a complete set of cookie images and social resources.

STEP 2 Create a social media event or schedule a livestream.

Invite girls (with proper supervision) to go live on Facebook or Instagram to reach large numbers of potential customers. You can also set up a Facebook Event.

Remember: Girls should review and apply the Digital Marketing Tips for Cookie Entrepreneurs and Families.

STEP 3 Make it personal and make it fun.

GraphicsCheck out all the Virtual Girl Scout Cookie Booth graphics available in our Social Medial toolkit (available February 1).

Girl BlingCustomers love to see personal touches from girls at booths, and the same is true online. Encourage girls to bling their virtual booth by providing you with custom artwork, photos and videos.

Digital CookieIf girls have Digital Cookie links to share, place them front and center. If any girl doesn’t have a Digital Cookie page, now is a great time to encourage her to sign up so she can take her sales and marketing efforts to the next level by going online.

Virtual booths—hosted on social media—give girls a way to achieve their sales

goals and help others in their community from home. In fact, girls may find this

allows them to discover new ways to take the lead in their cookie business and

stay connected through virtual means. Here’s how it works:

STEP 1 Invite girls to brainstorm how they can help others with Girl Scout Cookies®

Girls will undoubtedly want to do their part, and there’s never been a better time for a donation program that enables customers to donate cookies. Would girls like to encourage customers to support first responders on the front lines? Or send cookie packages to surprise elderly neighbors or to someone in need? There are certainly many people who would be cheered by Girl Scout Cookies.

Need graphic support? We’ve Got This! Visit LittleBrownie.com and go to the Volunteer section for a full toolkit of cookie images and social resources.

STEP 2 Create a social media event or schedule a livestream

Invite girls (with proper supervision) to go live on Facebook or Instagram to reach large numbers of potential customers. You can also set up a Facebook Event (see directions below).

Remember: Girls should review and apply the Digital Marketing Tips for Cookie Entrepreneurs and Families at GirlScoutCookies.org/DigitalMarketingTips.

STEP 3 Make it personal and make it fun

Graphics Check out all the Virtual Girl Scout Cookie Booth graphics available in the We’ve Got This! Toolkit at LittleBrownie.com/Volunteers.

Girl bling Customers love to see personal touches from girls at booths, and the same is true online. Encourage girls to bling their virtual booth by providing you with custom artwork, photos and videos.

Digital Cookie® If girls have Digital Cookie links to share, place them front and center. If any girl doesn’t have a Digital Cookie page, now is a great time to encourage her to sign up so she can take her sales and marketing efforts to the next level by going online.

NEW! VIRTUAL RESOURCES

Check out the We’ve Got This! Toolkit on LittleBrownie.com for these new virtual resources:

• Virtual backgrounds • Virtual Cookie Booth social posts• Digital Cookie® worksheet

Get set to shine online! Virtual Girl Scout Cookie™ Booths A step-by-step guide for volunteers and girls

Virtual Booths

STEP 4 Consider the logistics and include the details.

How will cookies be delivered?If you choose “girl delivery” option to customers, adult supervision is required to keep girls safe. Adults must accompany Girl Scout Daisies, Brownies and Juniors when they are delivering cookies. Adults might decide to leave cookies on customers’ doorsteps to avoid face-to-face interaction. In some cases, girls may need to promise customers the cookies will be delivered at a later date. Be certain to check and follow national and local health guidelines.

How will you handle payment?Consider using your Digital Cookie app for pre-payment.

STEP 5 Invite friends and family.

Encourage girls to mention their goals, what they are going to do with their troop funds and how they are helping their community.

STEP 6 Promote on social media and in your community.

As you know, go-getter Girl Scouts can and will bring out the good in any situation! Now more than ever, girls are spending time in virtual setting and engaging in social media, so an online experience comes naturally to them. Using all GSUSA safety guidelines, encourage them to go big with social sharing to drive customers to their Virtual Cookie Booth (their Digital Cookie site). They will love making a virtual pitch or creating videos to direct customers to their site.

#VirtualCookieBoothBe sure to use #VirtualCookieBooth in all your posts AND encourage your customers to share a photo with their Girl Scout Cookie packages using the same hashtag. You can even leave a note with their delivery!

STEP 7 Celebrate and share your success!

Let everyone in your social channels see how the girls are helping their community with their #VirtualCookieBooth. Together, we can build momentum nationwide!

Be sure to plan for celebrating and rewarding all those amazing girls.• Check your council’s website for patches the girls can earn.• Explore GirlScouts.org and LittleBrownie.com to find yummy cookie

recipes and creative ways to celebrate success.• Encourage girls to plan a celebration in-person or virtually.• Everyone will be looking forward to that party!

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STEP 4 Consider the logistics and include the details

How will cookies be delivered? If your council allows a “girl delivery” option to customers, adult supervision is required to keep girls safe. Adults must accompany Girl Scout Daisies, Brownies and Juniors when they are delivering cookies. If permissible in your area, adults might decide to leave cookies on customers’ doorsteps to avoid face-to-face interaction. In some cases, girls may need to promise customers the cookies will be delivered at a later date. Review Girl Scouts® safety guidelines available at GirlScouts.org. Be certain to also check and follow national and local health guidelines.

How will you handle payment? Consider using your Digital Cookie app for pre-payment. You can also use other preferred apps to handle digital transactions. A few popular ones are Venmo, CashApp, PayPal, Apple Pay and Zelle.

STEP 5 Invite friends and family

Encourage girls to mention their goals, what they are going to do with their troop funds and how they are helping their community.

STEP 6 Promote on social media and in your community

As you know, go-getter Girl Scouts can and will bring out the good in any situation! Now more than ever, girls are spending time in virtual settings and engaging in social media, so an online experience comes naturally to them. Using all GSUSA safety guidelines, encourage them to go big with social sharing to drive customers to their Virtual Cookie Booth (their Digital Cookie site). They will love making a virtual pitch or creating videos to direct customers to their site.

#VirtualCookieBooth Be sure to use #VirtualCookieBooth in all your posts AND encourage your customers to share a photo with their Girl Scout Cookie packages using the same hashtag. You can even leave a note with their delivery!

STEP 7 Celebrate and share your success!

Let everyone in your social channels see how the girls are helping their community with their #VirtualCookieBooth. Together, we can build momentum nationwide!

Be sure to plan for celebrating and rewarding all those amazing girls. • Check your council’s website for patches the girls can earn.• Explore GirlScouts.org and LittleBrownie.com to find yummy cookie recipes and creative ways to celebrate success.• Encourage girls to plan a celebration in-person or virtually.

Everyone will be looking forward to that party!

Remember, safety must be everyone’s top priority Be sure to review and follow Girl Scouts’ safety guidelines available at GirlScouts.org. The safety of girls and their families must always come first.

TAKE A LOOK

Look for images and posts perfect for promoting the girls’ Virtual Cookie Booth at LittleBrownie.com/Social-Resources and the Troop Leader Resources section of GirlScouts.org. Ask parents and guardians to help by sharing widely.

START A TEXT-A-THON!

A simple text to a group of friends, neighbors and family members goes a long way. Include direct links to the Virtual Cookie Booth.

Virtual Girl Scout Cookie™ Booths A step-by-step guide for volunteers and girls

Virtual BoothsSocial Media Tips

How to set up a Facebook EventSetting up a Facebook event is easy and gives girls a chance to practice some tech-savvy business skills.

• On the left menu of your Facebook feed, click + Create Event and choose Private or Public. If you create a Private event, only invited guests will see your event.

• Fill in the event name, location, date, time and description. You can choose a specific date and time to host a “live” virtual booth, or a date range when you’ll be responding to requests.

• Customize!

• Click Create. You’ll be taken to your event where you can invite guests, share posts and edit event details.

You can follow similar steps to create a stand–alone Facebook page, where you can include information about the girls’ goals and invite friends and family to request cookies through the comments. Be sure to check privacy settings so only the people you want to see your page can see it.

Ready to livestream?Going live on Instagram or Facebook is an easy way to reach people quickly. On either platform, look for the help section to find step-by-step guidance.

Social Media Tips

How to set up a Facebook event Setting up a Facebook event is easy and gives girls a chance to practice some tech-savvy business skills.

• On the left menu of your Facebook feed, click + Create Event and choose Private or Public. If you create a Private event, only invited guests will see your event. • Fill in the event name, location, date, time and description. You can choose a specific date and time to host a “live” virtual booth, or a date range when you’ll be responding to requests.• Customize!• Click Create. You’ll be taken to your event where you can invite guests, share posts and edit event details.

You can follow similar steps to create a stand–alone Facebook page, where you can include information about the girls’ goals and invite friends and family to request cookies through the comments. Be sure to check privacy settings so only the people you want to see your page can see it.

Ready to livestream? Going live on Instagram or Facebook is an easy way to reach people quickly. On either platform, look for the help section to find step-by-step guidance.

The GIRL SCOUTS® name and mark, and all associated trademarks and logotypes, are owned by Girl Scouts of the USA. The LITTLE BROWNIE BAKERS® name and mark, and all associated trademarks are owned by Ferequity Inc., an affiliate of Ferrero Int’l, S.A. ®, ™ & © 2020 Ferequity Inc. WGT_102320

DID YOU KNOW?

The average Digital Cookie® transaction is six packages (compared to three when sold at on-site booths and four when sold door to door). What a wow way to crush goals!

Virtual Girl Scout Cookie™ Booths A step-by-step guide for volunteers and girls

Social Media Tips

How to set up a Facebook event Setting up a Facebook event is easy and gives girls a chance to practice some tech-savvy business skills.

• On the left menu of your Facebook feed, click + Create Event and choose Private or Public. If you create a Private event, only invited guests will see your event. • Fill in the event name, location, date, time and description. You can choose a specific date and time to host a “live” virtual booth, or a date range when you’ll be responding to requests.• Customize!• Click Create. You’ll be taken to your event where you can invite guests, share posts and edit event details.

You can follow similar steps to create a stand–alone Facebook page, where you can include information about the girls’ goals and invite friends and family to request cookies through the comments. Be sure to check privacy settings so only the people you want to see your page can see it.

Ready to livestream? Going live on Instagram or Facebook is an easy way to reach people quickly. On either platform, look for the help section to find step-by-step guidance.

The GIRL SCOUTS® name and mark, and all associated trademarks and logotypes, are owned by Girl Scouts of the USA. The LITTLE BROWNIE BAKERS® name and mark, and all associated trademarks are owned by Ferequity Inc., an affiliate of Ferrero Int’l, S.A. ®, ™ & © 2020 Ferequity Inc. WGT_102320

DID YOU KNOW?

The average Digital Cookie® transaction is six packages (compared to three when sold at on-site booths and four when sold door to door). What a wow way to crush goals!

Virtual Girl Scout Cookie™ Booths A step-by-step guide for volunteers and girls