For Cookie Sellers | Girl Scouts of Southern Nevada

We can't wait to see what you accomplish next year!

Selling Girl Scout Cookies® is one of the most iconic activities Girl Scouts engage in. When the resources for next year are ready, you'll find them on this page!

As participants in the Girl Scout Cookie Program®—the largest girl-led entrepreneurial program in the world—Girl Scouts gain five skills as they build their business smarts, earn money for activities they choose, and prepare for amazing adventures that last a lifetime.

When you sell Girl Scout Cookies, you're doing more than helping your customers stock up on delicious treats. You're powering life-changing programs, experiences, and learning for yourself and your troop.

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That's a Wrap!

The 2026 Girl Scout Cookie Season is in the memory books! We can't wait to see what you accomplish in 2027! Check back iat the end of the year the next list of important dates!

Rewards

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ABC’s digital toolkits and online resources can be all found in one place- Smart Cookies!

Everyone can access these tools, anytime, you don’t need to log in for access.
Simply go to Smart Cookies and click the tabs at the top of the webpage (Resources, Cookies, Safety and Training).
On Flickr you will find rally guide, booth poster, fun clip art, and creative social media posts for selling.
ABC’s Youtube channel holds Smart Cookies training videos, and other fun videos, while our Facebook page for volunteers is super helpful as well.
ABC's Tiny Tutorials
Digital Cookie Resource Guide HERE

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Digital Cookie, ABC, and GSUSA Resources for Girl Scouts & Families:

For Girl Scouts & Families:

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Boothing

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Booths help girls learn teamwork, goal setting, and business skills. Building relationships and securing permission to use locations is managed by GSSNV Council and SUECs.

We ask that troops do not reach out to store managers directly.
TPCs need to coordinate with SUECs if they would like to help secure booths for ALL troops.
Booths must be approved and entered in Smart Cookie for insurance purposes.
Girls’ safety always comes first. For that reason, we can’t approve locations that aren’t appropriate or secure for them (such as dirt lots, marijuana dispensaries, or adult entertainment venues).
Booths should only be secured at locations that the girls can legally patronize themselves.
Booths must follow staffing and operating hours guidelines.

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Drive-thru cookie booths in approved parking lots were created for girls to practice social distancing. They still remain an effective way to sell cookies. These council-facilitated locations are pre-approved by property management and will be available to reserve in Smart Cookie.

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If a TPC, troop leader, or caregiver OWNS their own business (not a relative’s or friend’s), they may host a cookie booth at that location. A Booth Authorization Form must be submitted to your SUEC. Business ownership does not allow you to set your own booth dates or hours. The booth may be used exclusively by the troop but MUST be open to all girls in the troop.

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Please follow all guidelines from store management (found in the booth note in Smart Cookie) and GSSNV. This helps maintain strong relationships with our partners and ensures we can return next season. Girls are representing Girl Scouts at these booths and should also be on their best behavior.

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Mon-Fri: 1:00 PM-8:00 PM

Sat-Sun: 8:00 AM-8:00 PM

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Booth supervision: At least 2 adults and 2 Girl Scouts (maximum 4 girls per door) must be present at all times.
Adult requirements: One adult must be registered, cookie-trained, and have a clear background check; they can train the second adult, who may be a caregiver or any responsible adult over 18.
Scheduling: Confirm caregivers’ availability before selecting booths and share a sign-up sheet afterward.
Booth setup: Use a booth kit (tablecloth, posters, etc.) for every booth and keep 2–4 kits ready. Display your troop number and fundraising goal prominently.
Cadettes, Seniors, Ambassadors: Maximum 2 girls per trained adult. No exceptions.
Juliettes: Can participate in 2:1 booths if they meet the level and adult requirements.
Attire: Girls and adults must wear identifying Girl Scout attire.
Multi-level troops: 1:1 or 2:1 booths are allowed for girls grades 6–12 only.
Clean up after your booth. Girl Scouts always “Leave No Trace.”

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Start and end your booth on time.
Begin closing about 10 minutes before your end time.
Respect other troops’ schedules. Finish the sale you’re on, but any additional sales belong to the next troop.
Sale credits only apply to your scheduled slot.
Once your time is up, clear the booth area so the next troop can set up, and continue packing supplies away from the booth.

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Bring your own table, display your cookies with posters, banners, and anything that makes your booth shine. Make it fun!
No cookie samples. This keeps girls safe and protects store partnerships.
Girls and adults should wear Girl Scout attire (vest, sash, or troop t-shirt) and their membership pin. Avoid overly casual or revealing clothing to represent GSSNV positively.
Money safety: Never leave cash or valuables unattended. If there’s a theft, move to a safe place and contact council. Call the emergency phone number, 702-971-1402.
Leave siblings, pets, and non-registered girls at home.
Girls should take breaks away from the booth and never eat there.
Follow store rules: Don’t block entrances/exits and approach customers respectfully as the exit the store.
Clean up: Take all trash and empty boxes with you. Girl Scouts Leave No Trace!

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Folding table and Girl Scout tablecloth
Extra vest or sash
Brochures, recipes, pens, calculator, tape
Pocketed apron for money
Heavy-duty zippered cash bag or lockable box
Handmade signs for goals or projects. People love to learn how the troop cookie money is being used!
Binder with Girl Scouts’ emergency contacts, signed permission slips, location printout from Smart Cookie, tracking sheets for inventory, cash, and Cookie Team contact information (TPC, SUEC, Troop Leader)
Smiles! Have fun and enjoy the experience.

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Release your booth in Smart Cookie if you cannot attend. Ask your SUEC for help if needed.
Troops may face penalties for “no shows,” as it impacts other troops and Cookie Finder listings.

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2026 Cookie Connection Guide (English)
2026 Cookie Connection Guide (Spanish)
Marketing tips for cookie entrepreneurs (English)
Marketing tips for cookie entrepreneurs (Spanish)

Cookie Entrepreneur Family Pin

Make Girl Scout Cookie season a family affair. Earning Cookie Entrepreneur Family pins makes spending time with family even sweeter.

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