Get Girl Scout Cookie Compass Program - Girl Scouts Of Utah - Gsutah

Can Girl Scouts donate cookies to military personnel or local charities? Yes! Girls may participate in a council-approved "Gift of Caring" or Cookie Share program that allows girls to collect donations of cookies for military personnel or local charities.

50 percent goes to council-sponsored programs, events, properties, training, and scholarships. 24 percent goes to the cost of the cookies. 23 percent goes to troop proceeds, girl recognitions, and service unit bonuses. 3 percent goes to the cost of Cookie Program support.

Crispy cookies layered with peanut butter and covered with a chocolaty coating.

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All of the net revenue raised through the Girl Scout Cookie Program 100 percent of it stays with the local council and troops. Or they may use the money earned to fund a project that will improve their community, or donate the money to a worthy cause.

Girls put their cookie earnings to good use. All of the net revenue raised through the Girl Scout Cookie Program 100 percent of it stays with the local council and troops. Or they may use the money earned to fund a project that will improve their community, or donate the money to a worthy cause.

05 per box making the total amount potentially earned $. 85 per box an increase of $. 22 over the previous troop maximum proceed schedule.

On average, Girl Scout council net revenue is approximately 65 75 percent of the local retail price, and the amount that is shared with participating Girl Scout troops and groups, referred to as troop proceeds, is approximately 10 20 percent of the local retail price.

Tagalongs have a shortbread cookie base, a layer of sweetened peanut butter filling, and a coating of milk chocolate. They're richer than the other Girl Scout cookies, and that peanut butter chocolate thing is always good.