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Cookie Sale News for Girl Scout Volunteers

Technology Requirements

The cookie database, Quickbase, was designed for use with a PC with Windows 98 or higher and Internet Explorer version 6 or higher. For 2008, we have increased accessibility to the database and you may use other browsers. Many screens are accessible from Macs. Please refer to the QuickBase Troubleshooting Guide (PDF). To enter QuickBase, click here.

Service Project

Many customers want to purchase cookies to support your troop however they want the cookies donated to agencies, such as a local food bank. If you have cookies to donate to the military, there will a special drop off at Hanscom Airforce Base on March 8, 2008. Please read this flyer for details


Recognitions - Early May 2008

Your troop's recognitions and cookie credits (PDF) will be available to you the first week of May. Contact your Cookie Chair to arrange a time to get them. If your troop families plan to use their cookie credits to pay for summer camp, they may note that on the camp application and mail the cookie credits in when they arrive.

The recognitions that you will receive, including the amount of each girl's cookie credit, can be viewed or printed from the recognition window in your troop view of Quickbase. If your troop meets all the requirements for the $7 for 7 troop bonus (PDF), you will receive it with your other recognitions.


Need More Info?

The bakers website has extremely helpful cookie information, training tips, exercise activities and much, much more!

For help with your troop's cookie sale, contact your service unit Cookie Chair. If you do not know your Cookie Chair, call the Waltham (781-893-6113) or Boston (617-482-1078) offices. For further assistance, email cookiehelp@ptgirlscouts.org




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