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By selling Girl Scout products to friends and family, you can develop valuable life skills like goal setting, money management, people skills, business ethics and teamwork – while you have fun! The Girl Scouts of Rhode Island, Inc. sponsors two product sales each year. All Girl Scouts – from Daisies to Ambassadors – can participate. Only troops that have participated in both product sales can do any additional fundraising.

The Girl Scout Cookie Sale
girls with cookiesThe $700 million Girl Scout Cookie Program is the largest girl-led business in the country. In fact, many successful business women today say they got their start selling Girl Scout Cookies! In our council, girls can sell Girl Scout cookies from January through March each year. Some troops choose to sell “directly” – boxes of cookies are immediately available to customers. Other troops choose to take orders from customers and fulfill them once all the orders are in.
The QSP/Be a Reader Magazine & Ashdon farms/Candy & Nut Sale
This sale of magazine subscriptions and renewals and high quality nuts and candies is held each September/October. The nuts and candy arrive just in time for Thanksgiving and make great holiday gifts, hostess gifts and teacher “thank you” gifts. By holding a product sale early in the troop year, troops can raise the funds they need for community service projects or field trips. Read more about this year's sale!
 
 

The 2012 Girl Scout Cookie Sale

Get ready! The 2012 Girl Scout Cookie Sale begins January 2 and runs penguinthrough March 28. This year we'll kick off the season with a fun event for girls and their familes on Sunday, January 8 at the Dunkin' Donuts Center with the Providence Bruins. Click here for more details. More than 2,000 attended last year!

This year's Girl Scout Cookie Program theme, What Can a Cookie Do?, reminds girls that they have the power to do anything they set their minds to.

Check out www.abcsmartcookies.com for all the tools and information you'll need for a successful cookie sale. Find out about Internet safety, access the Cookie Activity Guide for your grade level, and set your selling goals. There's even a place to vote for next year's mascot!

Click here for answers to just about every question you may have about the Girl Scout Cookie Sale!

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Important Dates

January 2 Order taking begins
January 8 Cookie Sale Kickoff for Girls with the P-Bruins
January 13 Direct sales begin
January 27 Partial payment due to council from early sales
February 1 Orders due into SNAP from order taking troops
February 10 Second payment due to council from early sales
Feb 17-25 Cookies arrive for order taking troops
February 24 Final payment due to council from early sales
March 9 Partial payments due to council from order taking troops
March 28 Final payments and all reports due to council


Documents & Links You May Need

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Internet Safety Pledge
Older Girl Incentives & Permission
Cookie Credit Transfer Form
Cookie Credit Transfer Form Instructions
Cookie Sale Activity Guide - For Daisies
Cookie Sale Activity Guide - For Brownies
Cookie Sale Activity Guide - For Juniors
Cookie Sale Activity Guide - For Cadettes
Cookie Sale Activity Guide - For Seniors
Safety Tips for Girls
Meet the Cookies

 

2012 Incentives

Packages Sold Recognition
75+ Gel Pen Pack
130+ Flashlight
160+ Short Sleeve T-Shirt
200+ Duffle Bag
250+ Large Plush Penguin
350+ Hoodie
500+ Beach Towel
1,000+ Time Bangle
1,500+ Penguin Earbuds and iPod Shuffle
Top SU Seller Scarf
Top Council Seller Nook eReader

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The 2011 Magazine, Nut & Candy Sale

Thanks to everybody - girls and volunteers - who made this year's QSP Be a Reader magazine sale and Ashdon Farms candy and nut sale such a success! Girls sold $318,000 worth of nuts, candy and magazines - an increase of 4% over last year. Troops earned $28,000 in proceeds and 1,200 cans of nuts and candy were purchased for distribution to troops overseas! Thanks to Operation Support our Troops for helping us get these little packages of "home" to our soldiers who are away from home during the holidays.

 

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