Cookie Resources | Girl Scouts Dakota Horizons

Take Girl Scout Cookie® sales to the next level.

From downloads to guidelines, doorhangers to business cards and beyond—try these handy resources.

Volunteer Access Opens
12/8/2025

Volunteer Access Opens January 9, 2026
Girl Access Opens January 21, 2026

2027 Cookie Program: February 8 - March 22

2027 cookie materials will be available by December 1.

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2026 Calendar (PDF)

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Important Dates: Volunteers toggle arrow

January 1: GSDH Offices Closed
January 4: Priority Cookie Booth Sign-Up (Qualifying Troops)
January 5: Cookie Booth Sign-Up #1
January 5: Troop CC Virtual Training
January 5: Initial Order Webinar & Q&A
January 6: Cookie Booth Sign-Up #2
January 7: Cookie Booth Sign-Up #3
January 8: Troop Initial Orders Due
January 9: Digital Cookie Invitation Email to Troop CCs
January 12: Service Unit CM Confirms Initial Order
January 14: Council Order Submitted
January 18: Sweet Success Sundays Office Hours
January 19: GSDH Offices Closed
January 21: Digital Cookie Invitation Email to Girls
January 26: Cookie Delivery Begins

February 9: Cookie Program Starts
February 15: Sweet Success Sundays Office Hours
February 16: GSDH Offices Closed
February 20-22: National Girl Scout Cookie Weekend

March 6: Inital ACH
March 8-14: Girl Scout Week
March 12: Girl Scout Birthday
March 15: Sweet Success Sundays Office Hours
March 23: Cookie Program Ends
March 24: 5 for 5 Submissions Close
March 26: Troops complete all transfers and reward orders
March 29: Service Unit Cookie Managers Verify and Submit Orders
March 31: Council Order Submitted

April: Volunteer Appreciation Month
April 3: Outstanding Balance Forms Due
April 17: Final ACH
Week of May 3: Rewards Ship to Service Unit CM

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January 1: GSDH Offices Closed
January 7: Initial Orders Due to Troop Cookie Coordinator
January 18: Sweet Success Sundays Office Hours
January 19: GSDH Offices Closed
January 21: Digital Cookie Invitation Email to Girls
January 26: Cookie Delivery Begins to Service Units

February 9: Cookie Program Starts
February 15: Sweet Success Sundays Office Hours
February 16: GSDH Offices Closed
February 20-22: National Girl Scout Cookie Weekend
February 27: Inventory Check In with Troop Cookie Coordinator

March 2: *NEW* Family Cookie Booths Open
March 8-14: Girl Scout Week
March 12: Girl Scout Birthday
March 15: Sweet Success Sundays Office Hours
March 23: Cookie Program Ends
March 24: 5 for 5 Submissions Close
March 25: Money & Reward Selection Turn In

April: Volunteer Appreciation Month
Week of May 3: Rewards Ship to Service Unit

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Have questions about the cookie program? Join us for open office hours with the Dakota Horizons team! Whether you’re a troop leader, caregiver, or service unit member, we’re here to answer your questions to help you get started and support you along the way.

Flyer

February 8 | 10:00 - 11:00 AM CT

February 10 | 12:00 - 1:00 PM CT

February 11 | 7:00 - 8:00 PM CT

February 24 | 12:00 - 1:00 PM CT

March 19 | 10:00 - 11:00 AM CT

March 23 | 4:30 - 7:30 PM CT

Marketing

Programming

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The GSDH Social Media Toolkit helps you find the right words (and pictures) to raise awareness about the Girl Scout Cookie Program. It’s social media planning made simple!

Action steps to help you get started — and get sharing:
Create a social calendar that covers different phases of the cookie season, from rallies to booth events.

Invite girls to join you in brainstorming ideas for social posts that get the attention of cookie fans.
Take the opportunity to celebrate your troop’s achievements on social media.

2026 Social Media Toolkit

Booth Kit

This Cookie Booth Kit will provide you information and ideas to ensure you and your girls have a great experience whether in-person or online!

What it includes:

Promotions
Supplies List
Etiquette
Recording your Sales
Booth Inventory
Graphics and Signs

2026 Booth Kit

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Are the Girl Scouts in your troop the most creative cookie entrepreneurs around? Let your creative and innovative side soar during the Bling Your Booth Contest!

All girls must follow booth etiquette guidelines outlined in the Booth Kit to qualify. Ex: Wearing a Uniform
Upload photo via contest entry form.
3 troops will be randomly selected to win a pizza party for their troop (value $100).
Participating troops may appear in next year’s cookie marketing materials.
Limit to one entry per decorated booth. Ex: Same booth set-up at 2 locations = 1 entry.

5 for 5

When customers buy 5 boxes of cookies, they can enter into an online drawing to win 5 cases (60 boxes)! GSDH will provide the cookies to the winners at no cost to troops participating. The 5 for 5 Promotion was designed to not only give customers a fun chance to win more cookies, but also help girls and troops increase their cookie sales.

For Customers
When customers (5 winners) buy 5 boxes of cookies, they can enter into an online drawing to win 5 cases (60 boxes)!

For Troops
Troops that sell to the 5 winners will also receive 5 cases of cookies to donate to a place of their choice. Winning troops will also receive a $25 GSDH retail gift certificate.

Here’s how it works:

Troops and girls can print the flyer and entry cards to promote the contest at cookie booths (or anytime they are selling cookies).
Troops add their five digit troop number as the unique code on the business cards.
When a customer purchases five or more boxes they are given a business card. A customer can enter the contest for every multiple of five boxes purchased.
Five winners will be announced on Girl Scouts Dakota Horizons Facebook page on April 1.
GSDH will provide cookies and facilitate pickup with the winners.

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Girl Scouts have a long tradition of making the world a better place and knowing the importance of community service and the value of giving back! During the Cookie Program, this can be achieved through our Heroes on the Horizon donation program.

Heroes on the Horizon encourages girls to ask customers/businesses to donate as little as $6 so cookies can find their way to military organizations, first responders and other local heroes throughout GSDH.

What a sweet deal! Encourage customers to buy one box of cookies for themselves and another to give - through the Heroes on the Horizon program. Amp up your Heroes on the Horizon contributions by using this box wrap. Printed copies will also be available in our Council Cookie Cupboards.

GSDH facilitates the delivery of cookies purchased through the Heroes on the Horizon program with organizations such a VA Hospitals, military outreach clinics, Feeding America/Backpack Program and several first responders throughout the council.

All Heroes on the Horizon donations count towards girl rewards and troop proceeds.

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Girl Scout Cookie gear is available to help promote your business whether walking in your neighborhood or at a cookie booth.

Visit the GSDH Retail Services to learn how to purchase these items and more.

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Record, Share & Win

Digital Cookie is a GSUSA-approved platform that lets girls sell cookies both in person and online. When Girl Scouts use Digital Cookie and share a personalized video, their customers tend to buy even more cookies!

Record a Video
Show your personality, talk about your favorite cookies, and let buyers see you in action.
Share Video
Share your video on social media and tag Girl Scouts Dakota Horizons (@gsdakotahorizons) during the cookie program! The more people see your video, the more chances you have to reach new customers, hit your goals, and have fun while selling cookies!
Win
You have a chance to win a pack of Girl Scout Exploremores Fun Dough every time you tag @gsdakotahorizons in your videos throughout the cookie program.

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For Service Units / Troops / Girls

Earn a fun patch to kick off your Girl Scout cookie season with the ultimate party for girls: a Girl Scout Cookie Rally! Different from Cookie University, service units, troops, or girls will enjoy fun and interactive activities to learn about the skills needed to master the cookie program.

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For Troops or Girls

Get ready to go wild with the blackfooted ferret—our sneaky, squeaky, totally un-ferret-gettable cookie mascot! Girl Scouts will dig into the world of these adorable (and endangered) animals to find out what makes them so fierce. You’ll uncover ferret facts and learn how you can help protect their homes in the wild. By the end, you’ll earn your Un-Ferret-Gettably Fierce patch and prove that Girl Scouts, just like ferrets, are curious, courageous, and unstoppable!

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For Girls (or attend as a troop)

Join us for a deliciously fun event where girls learn the basics of launching their own cookie business. Selling cookies is a time-honored Girl Scout tradition, and just like our new cookie, the Exploremores, this day is sure to be filled with a mix of sweet ideas, a crunchy cookie challenge, and a scoop of adventure! Get ready to explore more as you build your biz skills, earn your cookie finance badge, and sprinkle in hands on activities that will get you ready to rock the road to a successful cookie season.

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For Girls and Families

It’s never been easier to support your Girl Scout as she develops business skills, makes amazing memories, and earns a different pin every cookie season. The simple, age-specific guidelines meet her where she is developmentally, making success a snap.

Download Requirements

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Cookie Business badges demonstrate that Girl Scouts have developed specific skills while running their own business. Earning Cookie Business badges gives you the chance to hone your skills and gain a deeper understanding of the world of business.

For Girls

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Cookies 101 (PDF)
Guide to helping your Girl Scout run a successful cookie business.

Family Agreement & Initial Order Worksheet (PDF)
• Required family agreement to acknowledge basic cookie standards and family responsibilities before the program begins.
• Worksheet for parents to complete when determining and placing a Girl Scout's initial order with their troop.
• Select the rewards you wish to receive when you meet each level.

Ways to Participate (PDF)
Discover all the ways Girl Scouts can participate in the Cookie Program.

Why the Cookie Program Matters (PDF)
Discover the benefits of participating in the Girl Scout Cookie Program.

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Digital Cookie Help Center (ONLINE)
Access to FAQ's and contact customer support.

3 Easy Steps to Get Started (PDF)
Follow these 3 simple steps to get a Girl Scout's online storefront up and running.

Mobile App Instructions for Girl Scouts (PDF)
Instructions on how to use the Digital Cookie Mobile App, including new enhancements.

Using the Mobile App at a Cookie Booth (PDF)
Step-by-step instructions for using the Digital Cookie Mobile App to process and review orders placed at a cookie booth.

Adjusting Delivery Settings (PDF)
Follow these steps to change cookie availability for in-person delivery in Digital Cookie.

Shipping Info (PDF)
Details on shipping and handling fees for shipped orders.

Payment Sign (PDF)
Let customers know what type of electronic payments are accepted with in-person cookie orders.

How to Access QR Code (PDF)
Instructions on accessing the troop or individual Girl Scout QR code. Note: QR code cannot be accessed until February 9, 2026.

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Cookie Allergen Guide (PDF)
Chart displaying all allergens in Girl Scout Cookies.

Safety Tips (PDF)
Stay safe while participating in the product programs whether in-person or online.

Booth Inventory Tracking (PDF)
Track your starting and ending inventory at cookie booths with this worksheet.

Girl Scout Inventory Tracking (PDF)
Worksheet for girls to track inventory, money, and notes.

Cookie Line-Up (PDF)
Flyer of available Girl Scout Cookies.

Goal Tracker (PDF)
Keep track of your goals with a mascot themed tracker.

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Now families have an opportunity to take part in the fun and learning of a cookie booth! Starting March 2, if there are open time slots at one of the council’s pre-approved locations, your family can request a reservation.

Just like troop-run booths, Family Cookie Booths give Girl Scouts the chance to sell their cookies and connect with new customers at popular spots.

Download the Just-in-Time: Family Cookie Booths for full details.

How to Sign-Up

1. Review the Cookie Booth Availability Report. (pdf)

A current list will be available every Monday and Thursday on our website, starting March 2.
Locations are reserved on a first-come, first-serve basis.

2. Send request to the Troop Cookie Coordinator

Indicate booth location, date and time.
Include a backup booth option in case first choice is taken, as booths fill quickly.

3. Troop Cookie Coordinator will:

Secure booth slots in eBudde following same steps as securing a Council Booth.
Secure booth slots as available.
- Do not show up at a booth location unless you have received an email confirmation from your Troop Cookie Coordinator, stating that your booth slot has been secured.
- Contact Troop Cookie Coordinator to cancel if you are unable to attend the booth. This will allow others to secure the spot as needed.

Important

Families will use the cookies from their Girl Scout’s inventory.
Refer to the Using the Mobile App at a Cookie Booth (pdf) for step by step instructions to process and review orders.
- Use your girl’s personal Digital Cookie Site (Do NOT use the troop site).
Family Cookie Booths MUST be operated by at least one Girl Scout and a minimum of one trusted adult.
Any registered Girl Scouts in the family that are participating in the cookie program can be present and selling.
Please follow Cookie Booth Etiquette found in the Booth Toolkit.

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Booth Toolkit (PDF)
Find tools, tips, and resources to help you support girls during cookie booths.

2026 Social Media Toolkit (PDF)
Toolkit gives girls tools to highlight their businesses in creative ways and help them meet their goals.

Lanyard (PDF)
Reference sheet for pricing and cookie information.

Order Card (PDF)
Print additional order cards if you run out of space.

5 for 5 Flyer | Entry Forms (PDF)
When customers buy 5 boxes of cookies, they can enter a drawing to win 5 cases. Use these materials to promote.

Little Brownie Bakers Materials (ONLINE)
Download illustrations, photography, virtual background, and print materials to support your business.

Thank You Note Cards (PDF)
Printable thank you cards to show your appreciation.

Re-Order Handout (PDF)
Encourage customers to place additional orders with this handout.
Note: File must be download in order to insert the QR code. Opening it in a new tab on a web browser will not work.

Rewards

Girl Rewards (PDF)
Reward line-up for the 2026 cookie program.

Reward Descriptions (PDF)
Detailed description of all rewards available.

Cookie Storefront
The Amazon Storefront for cookie rewards is an exclusive online shop for Girl Scouts. This unique platform gives Girl Scouts more options for selecting their cookie rewards, empowering them to choose what interests them most.

FAQ (PDF)
Owala Water Bottle (Preview Site)
Hall of Fame Tech Item (Preview Site)
Aqua Adventures (Preview Site)

Individually Registered Girl Proceeds (PDF)
Girl Scouts not in troops earn additional Dakota Dough in place of troop proceeds.

Dakota Dough (WEB)
Information on how to use Dakota Dough including reimbursement forms.

Dakota Dough Depot (WEB)
An online storefront exclusively for Girl Scouts to spend their Dakota Dough. This unique storefront provides another opportunity for Girl Scouts to purchase items that can’t be found in our local retail stores. The Dakota Dough Depot will be open at various times throughout the year and will feature different items that appeal to all Girl Scouts.

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These Facebook exchange groups are for volunteers and parents.

GSDH Cookie Exchange (NE District)
Areas in and around Fargo, ND and Grand Forks, ND

GSDH Cookie Exchange (NW District)
Areas in and around Bismarck, ND and Minot, ND

GSDH Cookie Exchange (SE District)
Areas in and around Sioux Falls, SD, Watertown, SD and Yankton, SD

GSDH Cookie Exchange (SW District)
Areas in and around Rapid City, SD and Pierre, SD

Exchange Guidelines

Parents must let troop cookie coordinator know when an exchange happens with another troop or family.
Always get a receipt that is signed by both parties.
Determine which troop's cookie coordinator will be responsible for entering the transfer in eBudde.
Transfers should take place in eBudde within 24 hours.
Facebook exchange pages are not monitored daily by GSDH staff. For timely questions contact Member Services at help@gsdakotahorizons.org or call 800-666-2141.

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We know you’re often at the forefront of your communities when it comes to questions about Girl Scouts, so we’re making sure you have the most accurate and updated information about the news stories that surface with Girl Scout Cookies. For more information on these sensitive topics, visit Girl Scouts of the USA Cookies FAQ.

For Volunteers

Training

All troops participating in the Girl Scout Cookie Program are encouraged to recruit a Troop Cookie Coordinator to help manage the program. The following Cookie Program training opportunities are intended for Troop Cookie Coordinators or Troop Co-Leaders.

Pre-Training in gsLearn
Troop Cookie Coordinators are required to complete learning paths in gsLearn. This training will take around 45 minutes to complete. Learn how to access gsLearn.

Service Unit Training
Troop Cookie Coordinators should attend their service unit's training for updates and picking up sales materials.

Virtual Troop Cookie Coordinator Overview
January 5 | 6:00 PM CT / 5:00 PM MT | Register
2026 Cookie Program Overview - Training in gsLearn should be done prior to attending.

Initial Order Webinar and Q&A
January 5 | 7:30 PM CT / 6:30 PM MT | Register
Learn about the Initial Order and ask questions about the program.

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Volunteer Manual (PDF)
Manual for volunteers to utilize for a successful Cookie Program.

Cookie Program Family Meeting Guides | DBJ | CSA (PDF)
Your go-to-guide for engaging Girl Scouts and their families in the cookie program experience.

Troop Initial Order Workbook (XLSX)
Use this workbook to help determine your troop's initial cookie order based on last year's sales or new troop stats.

Family Agreement & Initial Order Worksheet (PDF)
• Required family agreement to acknowledge basic cookie standards and family responsibilities before the program begins.
• Worksheet for parents to complete when determining and placing a Girl Scout's initial order with their troop.
• Girls should select th rewards they wish to receive when they meet each level.

Navigating Ways to Participate (PDF)
Chart referencing all the ways Girl Scouts can participate in the cookie program.

eBudde Help Center (WEB)
Resource for volunteers to navigate eBudde.

eBudde Training Videos (YouTube)
Visual guide to using eBudde.

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Cookie Booth Sign Up (PDF)
Step-by-step instructions for Cookie Booth Sign-up.

Placing Initial Order Cookies & Rewards (PDF)
Step-by-step instructions for placing an initial cookie and reward order.

Initial Order Pickup (PDF)
Instructions on how to sign up for a time to pick up your troop's Initial Order from the service unit.

Setting Up Digital Cookie Troop Link (PDF)
Instructions on setting up and using the Troop Link within Digital Cookie.

Placing and Picking Up a Pending Order (PDF)
Step-by-step instructions for Placing a Pending Order.

Transferring Cookies (PDF)
Step-by-step instructions for transferring cookies to Girl Scouts or other troops in eBudde.

Cookie Cupboard FAQ (PDF)
Frequently asked questions about cookie cupboards.

Booth Recorder (PDF)
Step-by-step instructions for recording booth sales.

Booth Sales Recorder New Field (PDF)
FAQ on using the Booth Sale Recorder’s New Field

Money Management in eBudde (PDF)
Step-by-step instructions for managing payments in eBudde.

Just in Time: Oustanding Balance Form (PDF)
Information about the Oustanding Balance Form and when it needs to be utilized.

End of Program Checklist (PDF)
Step-by-step instructions for finalizing the Cookie Sale Program.

Final ACH (PDF)
Step-by-step instructions for the Final ACH withdrawal.

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As part of 2025 Spring Renewal incentives, troops renewing a minimum of 2 adults and 3 girls by April 30 will receive priority cookie booth sign-up during the 2026 cookie program.

Troops that earned this incentive will be able to sign up for their first 3 booths one day early on January 4 at 7:00 PM CT/6:00 PM MT.

List of Qualifying Troops

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Digital Cookie Help Center (ONLINE)
Access to FAQ's and contact customer support.

Setting Up Digital Cookie Troop Link (PDF)
Instructions on setting up and using the Troop Link within Digital Cookie.

Mobile App for Cookie Booths (PDF)
Instructions on how to use the Digital Cookie Mobile App, including new enhancements.

Issuing Refunds (PDF)
Troops have the capability to refund orders for Girl Scouts in their troop.

Shipping Info (PDF)
Details on shipping and handling fees for shipped orders.

Payment Sign (PDF)
Let customers know what type of electronic payments are accepted with in-person cookie orders.

How to Access QR Code (PDF)
Instructions on accessing the troop or individual Girl Scout QR code. Note: QR code cannot be accessed until February 12.

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Girl Scouts Dakota Horizons has decided not to allow troops to have Venmo accounts and no longer recommends using Square as a Third-Party Service Organization. At the recommendation of GSUSA, third-party payment processor accounts should be set up under the council's tax ID when being used for Girl Scouting purposes, directly linked to a troop bank account as the depository bank account, and allow for council oversight to ensure this is happening. Due to our geography and our council having 650+ troop and service unit bank accounts, we are currently not in a position to provide such oversight or the service provider does not allow multiple accounts under the same tax ID number.

Additionaly, due to tax law changes effective 1/1/22, Third-Party Service Organization account owners may receive a 1099-K if the total amount paid to them from all sources equals $600 or more in a calendar year. Volunteers using these third party payments are putting themselves at risk of receiving a 1099-K, which would potentially affect their personal tax returns.

GSDH follows GSUSA's recommendation of utilizing Digital Cookie for credit card sales for both in person and booth sales. The app is easy to use and allows for optical scanning of cards to improve the contactless payment process. Also, GSDH pays the processing fees, which are about a fourth of the cost compared to Square.

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2026 Booth Toolkit (PDF)
Find tools, tips, and resources to help you support girls during cookie booths.

Booth Letter Template for Troops (.DOCX)
Complete the information in the letter to approach businesses to host a cookie booth for your troop.

2026 Social Media Toolkit (PDF)
Toolkit gives girls tools to highlight their businesses in creative ways and help them meet their goals.

Key Terms Reference Guide (PDF)
Quick reference to key terms during the cookie program.

Car Capacity Guide (PDF)
Guide to how many cases of cookies will fit in a vehicle.

Booth Inventory Tracking (PDF)
Worksheet to keep track of beginning and ending inventory at booths.

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These Facebook exchange groups are for volunteers and parents.

GSDH Cookie Exchange (NE District)
Areas in and around Fargo, ND and Grand Forks, ND

GSDH Cookie Exchange (NW District)
Areas in and around Bismarck, ND and Minot, ND

GSDH Cookie Exchange (SE District)
Areas in and around Sioux Falls, SD, Watertown, SD and Yankton, SD

GSDH Cookie Exchange (SW District)
Areas in and around Rapid City, SD and Pierre, SD

Exchange Guidelines

Parents must let troop cookie coordinator know when an exchange happens with another troop or family.
Always get a receipt that is signed by both parties.
Determine which troop's cookie coordinator will be responsible for entering the transfer in eBudde.
Transfers should take place in eBudde within 24 hours.
Facebook exchange pages are not monitored daily by GSDH staff. For timely questions contact Member Services at help@gsdakotahorizons.org or call 800-666-2141.

Forms

Outstanding Balance Form (ONLINE)
Request help in collecting funds from parent.

Bank Account Confirmation/ACH Form (ONLINE)
Confirm a new or updated bank account.

Bank Account Authorization Request Form (ONLINE)
Request to open a new bank account.

NSF Check Reporting Form (PDF)
Authorizes council to assist in collecting funds from an NSF check received during Fall Product or Cookie Programs.

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Cookie Participation (PDF)

Cookie Rally (PDF)

Cookie Volunteer (PDF)

Cookie Supporter (PDF)

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We are excited to review the cookie program materials, answer questions and help volunteers be prepared to lead your Girl Scouts and troops to a successful cookie season.

Pre-Training in gsLearn
Service Unit Cookie Managers should complete learning paths in gsLearn. This training will take around 45 minutes to complete. Learn how to access gsLearn.

Virtual Service Unit Cookie Manager Huddle
Cookie Program Overview
Watch Recording

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Service Unit Cookie Manager Playbook (PDF)
Guide to supporting troops in a service unit during the cookie program.

Just-in-Time: Cookie Manager End of ProgramChecklist (PDF)
Step-by-step instructions for service unit volunteers to finalizing the Cookie Program.

Just in Time: Looker (PDF)
Guide on how to use Looker for the product programs.

Just in Time: Delivery Station Locations (PDF)
Step-by-step instructions for choosing and entering a delivery station for a service unit.

Just in Time: Submitting Initial Order (PDF)
Guide on how to submit your service unit's Initial Order for the Cookie Program.

Just in Time: Setting up Initial Order Pickups Slots (PDF)
Step-by-step on setting up initial order pickup slots within eBudde.

Just in TIme: Initial Order Delivery (PDF)
Guide on how to schedule the service unit's Initial Order delivery.

Just in Time: Troops with No Bank Account (PDF)
Follow these steps to handle troops and IRGs without a bank account during product programs.

Service Unit Deposit Confirmation Form (ONLINE)
Service units should complete this form at the end of each product program to notify council of deposits from IRGs and/or troops into a service unit bank account.

Service Unit Proceeds (PDF)
Service units have the opportunity to earn proceeds based on participation in the product programs.

Cookie Cupboard Hours

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Grand Prairie Foods
4200 E Producer Lane (Entrance on west side of building off of N. Velocity Ave)
Open February 9 - March 23

Monday	Closed March 23 Only: 9:00 AM - 6:00 PM
Tuesday	9:00 AM - 6:00 PM
Wednesday	Closed
Thursday	9:00 AM - 6:00 PM
Friday	9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
Saturday	9:00 AM - 1:00 PM
Sunday	Closed

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Rapid City Service Center
1202 E St. Francis St
Open February 9 - March 23

Monday	9:00 AM - 1:00 PM MT 3:00 PM - 6:00 PM MT *Open regular hours February 16.
Tuesday	Closed
Wednesday	Closed
Thursday	3:00 PM - 6:00 PM MT
Friday	9:00 AM - 12:00 PM MT
Saturday	9:00 AM - 1:00 PM MT
Sunday	Closed

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Service unit cupboards are run by local volunteers and have their own set of hours. To find locations and hours, view information in eBudde or reach out to a service unit volunteer.

Aberdeen, SD
Brookings, SD
Devils Lake, ND
Dickinson, ND
Gregory, SD
Huron, SD
Jamestown, ND
Milbank, SD
Mitchell, SD
Pierre, SD
Spearfish, SD
Thief River Falls, MN
Watertown, SD
Williston, ND
Yankton, SD

Fargo, ND

Fargo Service Center
1002 43rd Street S
Open February 9 - March 23

Monday	11:00 AM - 6:00 PM *Closed February 16 for President's Day, will open February 17 with same hours.
Tuesday	Closed
Wednesday	Closed
Thursday	11:00 AM - 6:00 PM
Friday	9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
Saturday	9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
Sunday	Closed

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Columbia Mall
2800 S Columbia Rd
Open February 9 - March 23

Monday	3:00 PM - 6:00 PM
Tuesday	Closed
Wednesday	Closed
Thursday	3:00 PM - 6:00 PM
Friday	9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
Saturday	9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
Sunday	Closed

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Bismarck Service Center
735 Airport Road
Open February 9 - March 23

Monday	9:00 AM - 1:00 PM *Closed February 16 for President's Day, will open February 17 with same hours.
Tuesday	Closed
Wednesday	11:00 AM - 6:00 PM
Thursday	Closed
Friday	9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
Saturday	9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
Sunday	Closed

Minot, ND

Dakota Square Mall
2400 10th St SW
Open February 9 - March 22

Monday	Closed
Tuesday	4:00 PM - 7:00 PM
Wednesday	Closed
Thursday	4:00 PM - 7:00 PM
Friday	Closed
Saturday	Closed
Sunday	3:00 PM - 6:00 PM

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Cookies Resources

Take Girl Scout Cookie® sales to the next level.

From downloads to guidelines, doorhangers to business cards and beyond—try these handy resources.

2027 Cookie Program: February 8 - March 22

2026 Social Media Toolkit

2026 Booth Kit

For Girls and Families

Download Requirements

How to Sign-Up

Important

Exchange Guidelines

Exchange Guidelines

Cookie Cupboard Hours