Selling Girl Scout cookies is a voluntary activity. Every girl who participates must provide written parental/guardian consent and receives information and training about her council’s Girl Scout Cookie Program.
Cookie Q & A
Participating in the Girl Scout Cookie Program is just the beginning of all the things girls can do. This annual event and time-honored tradition is so much more than a sale — it’s a way for girls to develop the five skills that they’ll use throughout their lives. This is just one of the reasons we encourage you to buy your cookies from a Girl Scout — the Cookie Professional! Your purchase means you get tasty cookies — and a girl learns a lifetime of skills.
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Who sells Girl Scout Cookies?
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How can I purchase Girl Scout Cookies?
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What do girls learn from selling cookies?
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How does the Girl Scout Cookie Program benefit the community?
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Who selects the cookie varieties?
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What are the sizes, quantities and prices of Girl Scout Cookies?
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Are all Girl Scout Cookies kosher?
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What if I am not satisfied with my cookies?
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How does the cookie revenue benefit girls?
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When I buy Girl Scout Cookies, where does the money go?
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Why do councils receive some of the proceeds?
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Is the purchase of Girl Scout Cookies tax-deductible?
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Does any part of the cookie revenue go to support other organizations other than Girl Scouting?