Cookie Program Resources

Girls and families are given options when participating in the Girl Scout Cookie Program so they can determine the pathway that is right for them. Girls and volunteers who exhibit signs of illness may not participate in booth and door-to-door sales and deliveries.

Digital Cookie: With the help of her parent/caregiver, a Girl Scout sets up Digital Cookie to sell online. Orders opened December 11, in-person contactless deliveries will begin mid-January. This is a digital pathway
where money is not exchanged. Girls may drop cookies on front porches or engage in other contactless forms of cookie delivery. Customers may also opt to purchase and donate cookies to first responders and essential workers through our Community Cookie program through their Digital Cookie online purchases.

In-Person Sales: Starting January 15, and based on comfort level, a girl can begin selling in person. Girls may sell door-to-door, to family and friends, teammates, and beyond, asking her network of contacts to support
her goals. Girls must wear face coverings, follow proper hand sanitizing procedures, and maintain social distancing when visiting homes in her community.

Family Booth Sales: Girls and their families can work with their Troop Cookie Manager to set up family booth sales starting January 15 at local small businesses as a new way to reach more customers. Girls and adults
must wear a mask covering the nose and mouth and maintain social distance. Additionally, hand sanitizer should be available for girls, adults and customers. Parents/caregivers and Girl Scouts hosting a My Family
Sales Booth must be from the same household. No more than two adults and three Girl Scouts can be present. No non-member siblings are permitted.

Troop and Council Booth Sales: Starting January 29, girls can participate in Troop Booth Sales and Council Booth Sales with local partners like grocery stores and more. Council Booth Sale locations are secured by
Girl Scouts of Northeast Texas and troops can sign up for slots in eBudde, our Cookie Program software. Girls and adults must wear a mask covering the nose and mouth and maintain social distance. Some vendors may have additional requirements to which girls will be expected to adhere in accordance with our partner agreements. Additionally, hand sanitizer should be available for girls, adults and customers. When hosting a Troop Booth, a maximum of two adults and two Girl Scouts from two different households is allowed. There is an exception for sisters in the same troop to allow two sisters to host a booth with one unrelated Girl Scout sister from the same troop, for a total of three Girl Scouts. No non-member siblings are permitted. Some vendor partners may have additional limitations on the number of girls and adults that are allowed to be present at booth sales.