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Jersey Shore Girl Scout Cookies
Congratulations Howell/Farmingdale!
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One hundred thousand boxes of Girl Scout cookies may seem like a daunting goal. Not for the girls in the Howell-Farmingdale Service Unit. Not only did they achieve it, they are surpassing it! This target may have seemed intimidating at first, but girls' personal goals and support from their leaders and parents motivated the girls to reach this Service Unit goal.

 After submitting her Service Unit's initial cookie order, Donna Torich, Service Unit cookie manager, realized they were approximately 3,000 boxes away from breaking the 100,000 cookie box barrier. The Service Unit's leadership team then sent out a challenge. Every girl who sold an additional three cases of cookies - just 36 more boxes - would receive a special patch for participating in the Service Unit's 100,000 Cookie Box Challenge.

"It was the leaders and parents who said yes, went to the depot and picked up the cookies. Most importantly, it was the girls who made the extra phone calls, stood out at booth sales, and actually sold these cookies," said Tornich. "I truly believed they could do it. And, they did!  Some leaders said they sold the cookies at a booth sales, some said each girl took a couple of boxes to sell to their family and friends, and some said they sold the extra cases at booth sales without even realizing it!"

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Listen to our radio commercial
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Listen closely to 94.3 The Point this week and WOBM next week. Chances are, you'll hear our commercial promoting the Girl Scout Cookie sale.

You can also listen right here, right now.

 

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Girl Scouts prepare for cookie arrival
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With booth sales at local businesses beginning this Friday, March 5, excitement around all types of Girl Scout cookies is building. Mixed with that excitement however is news from other parts of the country that Little Brownie Bakers is taking back some boxes of Lemon Chalet Crème cookies because of an off smell and taste.

None of the cookies affected were sold by the Girl Scouts of the Jersey Shore.

"Lemon Chalet Crème cookies sold here are safe to eat. There is no quality issue with any of the cookies we received," said Susan H. McClure, chief executive officer, Girl Scouts of the Jersey Shore. "When members of the community begin opening their Girl Scout Cookie boxes this week, they can do so knowing the cookies in each box taste exactly the way they remember from years past."

For more information about Girl Scout Cookie sales in Ocean and Monmouth Counties and to find a booth sale location in your neighborhood, visit www.jerseyshoregirlscoutcookies.com
 
How to sell like a Girl Scout
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What does it take to sell like a Girl Scout? Elizabeth Anderson, a 16-year old from the Girl Scouts of Central and Western Massachusetts has the answer; she's sold more than 4,000 boxes over the last four years. The Wooster Business Journal Online highlights her success tips.

http://www.wbjournal.com/news45800.html
 
Cookie Depot Hours
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Our cookie depots are about ready to open. Do you know where to go and when?

Beginning March 5
Monday 10am – 3pm
Tuesday 10am – 3pm
Wednesday Closed
Thursday 10am – 4pm
Friday 10am – 4pm

The cookie depots are located at each service center.

The cookie depot at the Monmouth Service Center is in the Infirmary Building at Camp Sacajawea. Pull into the council parking lot and continue down the hill to the big parking lot. The Infirmary building is the log cabin on your right.

The cookie depot at the Ocean Service Center: is in the garage on the right side of the Ocean Service Center building
 
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