For Volunteers

Aside from planning events and attending off-site trips, volunteers also help out by participating in the Girl Scout Cookie Program! As a volunteer, you’ll assist in coordinating the program at the troop level, setting up fun cookie booths, managing the inventory and money… all while helping teach your troop about business ethics. Another great reward? You get to watch the girls light up when they earn the recognitions they’re working so hard for—and that’s a really good feeling.

Our volunteers make a huge difference and a positive impact on the girls in their troops. Looking for more reasons you should participate in the Cookie Program? We’ll give them to you.

It’s easy as 1-2-3!

As a Troop Cookie Manager, you can access helpful training and resources to help track and manage your troop's participation. Service Unit Cookie Managers can access resources here.

You get to teach: Goal setting, decision making, money management, people skills, and business ethics – it doesn’t get any better than that.

Girls who participate in the Girl Scout Cookie Program are successful in the future: You had a hand in crafting that success.

Girls earn recognitions! And you do, too. Use the money you earn toward program supplies, activities, trips, and more.

Looking for the tools you need to make your Girl Scout Cookie Program a success? Not to fear, we have them in the resource center!

Service Unit Important Dates

January 2	Late Night Chat 8pm-9pm
January 6	Girls must be registered in eBudde & Troop online financial responsibility form due + 3 delivery date options entered
January 7-February 2	Initial order taking period
January 21	Troop ACH info (all) + Troop opt out (J,C,S,A only) due in eBudde
January 24	Troop ACH Ping ($1)
February 3	Girl orders due to troop
February 3-March 29	Goal Getter order period
February 4	Initial troop order and initial rewards due to SUCM (Troops locked out of eBudde at 11:59 p.m. on February 4)
February 4	Late Night Chat 8pm-9pm
February 6	SUCMs locked out of eBudde at 11:59 p.m.
February 22-March 7	Cookie deliveries to Service Units
February 29-May 17	Cookie Booths
March 17	First ACH pull (50% balance due as of February 26th)
June 7	Fab Fest

Troop Important Dates

January 2	Late Night Chat 8pm-9pm
January 6	Girls must be registed in eBudde & Troop online financial responsibility form due
January 7-February 2	Initial order taking period
January 21	Troop ACH info (all) + Troop opt out (J,C,S,A only) due in eBudde
January 24	Troop ACH Ping ($1)
February 3	Girl orders due to troop
February 3-March 29	Goal Getter order period
February 4	Initial troop order and initial rewards due to SUCM (Troops locked out of eBudde at 11:59 p.m. on February 4)
February 4	Late Night Chat 8pm-9pm
February 22-March 7	Cookie deliveries to Service Units
February 29-May 17	Cookie Booths
March 17	First ACH pull (50% balance due as of February 26th)
June 7	Fab Fest

Cookie Programming

Cookie Pro: Become a Cookie Pro by participating in GSUSA's Cookie Pro Program. You can earn a limited-edition Cookie Pro 2019 patch, plus more! Check out GSUSA's Cookie Pro webpage for details and official contest rules. All submissions must be through that site by April 30th.

Cookie House Party: During a Cookie House Party, girls come together under one roof and invite friends and family to tell their stories, declare their goals, and share their dreams.

Cookie Captain: A way for older girl troops (C, S, A) to mentor younger girl troops (D, B) who may be participating in the cookie program for the first time, all while earning service hours.

Cookie Rookie: Help your girls go from cookie rookies, to cookie experts! Available on our website, six sessions of programming will tell girls how the cookie program works, how to set a goal, how to talk to customers, and more.

Cookie Rally: Bring the girls together at a community center, camp, school, campus, stadium, or anywhere a big group can gather and get excited about Girl Scout cookies! Find your Rally Kit Rental form here.

One Tough Cookie: Super troops that complete a list of fun cookie program-related tasks can receive the One Tough Cookie patch. Tasks must be completed and submitted to council by April 7th.

Walkabout Week kicks off March 8-14, 2020.

Decorate your car, wagon, bike, etc. and promote Girl Scout Cookies door-to-door around your neighborhood during Walkabout Week! Check out our Pinterest page for ideas to get you started. Need a tablecloth and/or cookie costume for your cookie booth? Follow this link to submit your request.

Resources

2020 Girl Scout Cookie Program Resources

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