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Girl Scouts of the USA's Cookie Resources Page
Here you'll find handouts, posters, videos, and other materials to help you have fun and stay safe as you build your cookie business.
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Please remember that marketplace sales via Facebook Marketplace, Amazon, Ebay, Next Door, Craigslist, etc are not allowed.
Girls participating in traditional cookie sales may call, text, and send email messages to alert friends and family to product sales and accept customer commitments via email, text, or telephone. All girls should have a hands-on role in marketing their cookie business. Girls of all ages should partner with their parents, guardians, or caregivers to develop a plan to safely market their business online.
Parents/guardians should do the posting for girls under the age of 13. Girls who are 13 or older may use social networking sites to market products but must follow council and GSUSA guidelines. When girls are marketing online, members should only use their first names, their troop/group number or name, and their council’s name. Personal emails or street addresses of girls should never be used for contacting or responding to customers.