Troop 1713 of Westminster takes these bags with them everywhere to sell cookies. One time they sold 16 in one day!
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Aubry K. from Troop 1159 took her sales pitch on the road and scored big at a car dealership in Littleton.
Girls from the Mesa Verde Service Unit had a great time at their Cookie Kickoff
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Cookie Information for Volunteers and Families
This page will provide resources for volunteers and families to use during the 2009 Cookie Activity.
Dates to remember for the 2009 Cookie Activity
2009 theme - Imagine if...we could change the world!
- Training for Unit and troop Cookie Directors to be held regionally
- January 2 through 8, 2009: Service unit cookie rallies
- January 9 through 25, 2009: Initial order taking
- January 25, 2009: Girl order form due to Troop Cookie Director
- February 13 through March 8, 2009: Booth sales
- March 9, 2009: Money due to Troop Cookie Director
For Girl Scouts: Great tips for selling Girl Scout cookies
Resources for Family for the 2009 Cookie Activity
Family Guide from Little Brownie Bakers
Family Guide from Girl Scouts of Colorado
Guia Familiar from Little Brownie Bakers
Guia Familiar from Girl Scouts of Colorado
Parent Permission Form in Spanish
Cookie Club - Parent Permission and Flyer
Cookie Club - Parent Permission and Flyer Spanish
Resources for TCM for the 2009 Cookie Activity
Imagine the possibilities with the 2009 Cookie Activity: Start your troop off on the right foot! Our cookie bakery, Little Brownie Bakers, has goal-setting materials available for each troop in
Parent Permission Form in Spanish
Cookie Club - Parent Permission and Flyer
Cookie Club - Parent Permission and Flyer Spanish
Gift of Caring/Hometown Heroes program recipient list
Resources for SUCM for the 2009 Cookie Activity
Training Power Point for Volunteers
Cookie Training Power Point - SUCM Power Point (Dec. 3, 2008)
Resources that are Regionally Specific - check back frequently for additions
Covers the following counties, (1) Hinsdale, Ouray, San Miguel, Montrose, Delta, Gunnison, Lake, Pitkin, Mesa, Garfield, Eagle, Summit, Clear Creek, Gilpin, Grand, Jackson, Routt, Moffat,
(2) Dolores, San Juan, Montezuma, La Plata and Archuleta.
Covers the following counties, (3) Baca, Las Animas, Costilla, Conejos, Mineral, Rio Grande, Alamosa, Sauguache, Huerfano, Otero, Bent, Prowers, Kiowa, Crowley
(4) Pueblo, Custer, Fremont, Chaffee, Park, Teller, El Paso and Elbert.
Covers the following counties, (5) Jefferson, Denver, Adams
(6) Douglas, Arapahoe
Covers the following counties, (7) Boulder, Broomfield, Weld, Larmier
(8) Lincoln, Cheyenne, Kit Carson, Washington, Yuma, Morgan, Logan, Sedgwick, Phillips
Flyers for Drawing to win 36" Eco Ellie or Inflatable Chair - Due March 29th, 2009
Below you will find a flyer for each of the Service Centers in which you may enter to win either a 36" Eco Ellie or Inflatable Chair. You may enter to win if you sell 250 packages of cookies or more, please see the flyer for more details on how to enter.
Rally Information
Steps to success for your cookie rally click here: Cookie Rally Outline
Volunteers you may use the following pdf to assist you in planning your 2009 Cookie Activity Rally. Rallies to Go!
Local Rallies
Ft. Collins - registration and flyer
Have a cookie question?
Please contact:
- Michele H., Grand Junction Service Center - Regions 1 & 2 (Durango, central mountains and Western Slope)
- Mary P., Colorado Springs Service Center - Regions 3 & 4 (southeastern Colorado)
- Dorothy G. or Marcy G., Denver Service Center - Regions 5 & 6 (Denver metro)
- Carolyn S., Ft. Collins Service Center - Regions 7 & 8 (northeastern Colorado)
Statement about the ‘09 cookie incentive plan: As the council enters year two of Girl Scouts of Colorado, the time is upon us to come together and launch one cookie program for 2009. With one, integrated program, Girl Scouts of Colorado will become a stronger organization, providing girls with valuable leadership experiences that will last them their whole life through.
This year’s cookie incentive plan is an important component of the cookie activity for many of our members. Earlier this summer, the council asked for feedback on cookie incentives from members. We listened to what you said and created an all new cookie incentive plan that will work for the whole state. The percentage of the price of each cookie box that goes towards this incentive plan has not changed from 2008. Instead the council has allocated these same dollars in a new way. And as a result, all girls and troops throughout Colorado have new and exciting troop and individual recognitions to look forward to for 2009.
Now is the time to sit down with your troop and start discussing all you have to look forward to with this year’s cookie activity. The council hopes you will use the incentive plan as a tool in your goal setting processes. We realize that there will be changes for everyone with this new plan. As the premier business training program for girls, this is an opportunity to teach girls the process that all businesses go through. Just imagine what girls will learn as they discover new goals for themselves, connect with new cookie customers or see new ways to help their community through their cookie proceeds!