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- Begin by entering your name in the designated field labeled 'I, _______'. This personalizes your commitment to the guidelines.
- Review each guideline carefully. Ensure you understand both what you will do and what you will not do while at the cookie booth.
- Sign the form where indicated for 'Girl Scout Signature' and have your parent or guardian sign in the corresponding section.
- Fill in the dates next to each signature to confirm when the agreement was made.
- Once completed, download or save your filled form directly from our platform for submission to your Troop Cookie Manager.
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What is the etiquette for Girl Scout Cookie sales?
⚬ Always be courteous and polite; avoid yelling at customers. ⚬ With adult supervision, Girl Scouts should do the selling. ⚬ Reduce cash transactions by offering council-approved electronic payment options whenever possible. ⚬ Follow council and troop rules for accepting large bills or checks.
How much cash to bring to cookie Booth?
Carry a cash box with around $30$60 in change. Do not ask the store for change! Bring your own table and chairs unless noted on the special instructions for your booth. Drive-Thru cookie booths are acceptable.
Are you allowed to resell Girl Scout Cookies?
Cookies may not be sold for resale by an individual or business. One of the fastest ways to sell Girl Scout Cookies is by phone/text with parental permission.
Can I sell Girl Scout Cookies door to door?
Girls in grades 612 must be supervised by an adult when selling door-to-door and must never sell alone. Adults must be present at all times during cookie booth sales. Plan ahead. Be prepared for emergencies, and always have a plan for safeguarding money.
Are you allowed to sell Girl Scout Cookies on Facebook?
Remind Girl Scouts not to post on any online resale sites (such as Craigslist, Ebay or Facebook Marketplace).
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What are the rules for Girl Scout cookie sales?
A cookie stand can be set up any time throughout the sale. No other food or beverages may be served or sold. An adult from the household must be present at all times with the Girl Scout. Cookies and money must never be left unattended.
Is selling Girl Scout Cookies considered soliciting?
Girls/Troops may not have donation jars at booth sales because we only have permits to sell cookies, not to solicit donations.
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