Girl Scouts of Southern Alabama will be starting its annual cookie season on Jan. 1.
Stock up on your favorite Girl Scout cookies and power unique and amazing experiences for girls with every purchase.
The Girl Scout Cookie Program is the nation’s largest girl-led business and leading financial literacy program for girls. Through the Girl Scout Cookie Program, girls learn five essential skills for leadership: goal setting, decision-making, money management, people skills, and business ethics.People are also reading… Girl Scouts will sell cookies, door-to-door, at cookie booths and online. On Jan. 6, Girl Scouts will begin selling door-to-door during the annual Cookie Walkabout Weekend. On Jan.
The 2022 Girl Scout Cookie Program will end on March 5. The more cookies girls sell, the more earnings they have to power impactful community projects and personal enrichment experiences, such as STEM activities and traveling.
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