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Product Sales
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 Southeastern New England 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.
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2015-2016 GIRL SCOUT COOKIE SELLER TOOLKIT!
The $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 late December through the end of March. 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. - QUICK LINKS FOR girl scout cookie sales!
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- Troop Payment Form (Excel)
- 2016 Cookie Transfer Form - Just Added!
- 2016 Parent/Guardian Permission and Responsibility Agreement
- 2016 Older Girl Incentives Permission Slip
- 2016 Troop Cookie Chair Description & Agreement
- 2016 Cookie Booth Rules, Etiquette & Tips
- 2016 Virtual Cookie Share
- 2015-2016 Volunteer Training Presentation
- 2015-2016 Volunteer Resource Magazine
- 2016 Recognition Information Sheet
- JOIN GIRLS SCOUTS! MATERIALS FOR COOKIEBOSS BOOTHS!
- TEMPLATES FOR ALL YOUR GIRL SCOUT COOKIE SELLING NEEDS!
- Other online resources
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- COCO Cookie Command
- Girl Scout Cookies - Nutritional Information
- Visit abcsmartcookies.com for great ideas to sell your cookies!
- Girl Scout Cookies - FAQs
- Councilwide Service Project
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100 years of cookies! what's your cookie story?
- How has this tradition influenced you, your family or your community? Have a parent or Troop Leader submit your story today. It may be featured in next year's 100 Cookie Anniversary celebrations!
Each year GSSNE selects a local organization to be the recipient of our annual Cookie Sale Community Service project. Girls can choose to donate a portion of their troop cookie sale proceeds to the organization. It's a great way for the girls to give back to our community! This year, we have chosen The Katie DeCubellis Memorial Foundation.
The mission of The Katie DeCubellis Memorial Foundation is to promote youth leadership, to support education and to generate public awareness of the dangers of drunk driving and substance abuse. Katie was killed by a drunk driver at the age of 13. She was a Girl Scout who believed in helping others and making the world a better place. By educating the community about the dangers of drunk driving, Katie's legacy can live on.
Did you know that next year is the 100 Anniversary of the Girl Scout Cookie! We are collecting cookie stories as a way of celebrating this incredible legacy of everyone's favorite cookies.
In 1917, the first cookie story is where it all began. The sale of these yummy treats was a way to finance troop activities five years after Juliette Low founded the Girl Scouts. It was the Mistletoe Troop in Muskogee, OK who baked cookies in the high school cafeteria as a service project.
And as they say, the rest is delicious history!
Cookie Share Program!
When you buy Girl Scout cookies, you aren't just buying cookies - you are supporting girls in your community. Cookie sales help us work on service projects, travel and make the world a better place for everyone.
Through GSSNE's Cookie Share Program, Girl Scouts can do even more. And you can help! You can purchase cookies and GSSNE will donate the boxes you buy to the military right here in our community.
Check back for a link making it possible to donate to the cookie share purchases for our military!
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.
The 2015 Fall Product Sale - Top Sellers by Service Unit
| Service Unit | Troop # | Girl Name |
| APPLE VALLEY/JOHNSTON | 922 | Emily Dilibero |
| ATTLEBORO | 4908 | Joanna Mercier |
| BARRINGTON | 799 | Laura Pippitt |
| BELLINGHAM | 362 | Mary King |
| BLACKSTONE/MILLVILLE | 321 | Paige Connolly |
| BRISTOL/WARREN | 1155 |
Sydney Crowell |
| CHARIHO | 614 |
Maggie Boss |
| COVENTRY | 38 |
Morgan Poulin |
| CRANSTON | 28 |
Taylor Carlson |
| CUMBERLAND | 433 | Shrika Bellidiga |
| EAST GREENWICH | 594 | Emily Dowding |
| EAST PROVIDENCE | 45 | Audrey Lepine |
| EXETER/WG | 963 | Kaitlyn DePietro |
| FALL RIVER | 1046 | Sarah Rodrigues |
| LINCOLN | 228 | Tabitha Des Marais |
| NEWPORT/MIDDLETOWN | 33 | Hayden Burley |
| NORTH ATTLEBORO | 4226 | Brianna Nolan |
| NORTH KINGSTOWN/ JAMESTOWN | 209 | Angelina Mantia |
| NORTH PROVIDENCE | 225 | Giana Correia |
| NORTH SMITHFIELD | 427 | Chmielinski Leila |
| PAWTUCKET | 428 | Chloe Di Russo |
| PORTSMOUTH | 496 | Hannah Gunsett |
| PROVIDENCE | 61 | Michaela White |
| SEEKONK/REHOBOTH | 1080 | Angie Rose |
| SOMERSET | 41149 | Ainsley Gouveia |
| SOUTHGANSETT | 860 | Adriana Abby |
| SWANSEA | 1000 | Jillian Massaroco |
| TIVERTON/LITTLE COMPTON/WESTPORT | 540 |
Anna Gillet |
| WARWICK | 281 |
Taylor Walker |
| WEST WARWICK | 439 |
Bianca Iafrate |
| WESTERLY PAWCATUCK | 940 |
Sophia Dutra |
| WOONSOCKET | 764 |
Olivia Watson |
| WRENTHAM/PLAINVILLE | 858 |
Giovanna Sgalia |
| YANKEE B | 1003 |
Savannah Mottram |
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