Anonymous
Post 02/01/2020 07:40     Subject: Girl Scout cookies

Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Out of the $5, how much goes to the individual troop, how icy to Girl Scouts overall organization, and how much to the cookie company?

When it was $4/box, the troop got something like $0.63 per box. The rest goes to council. I don’t know how much went to the manufacturer.

Just over $2.50 goes to the manufacturer.
Anonymous
Post 02/01/2020 07:39     Subject: Girl Scout cookies

Anonymous wrote:Out of the $5, how much goes to the individual troop, how icy to Girl Scouts overall organization, and how much to the cookie company?


My daughter's troop will get $1.05 a box based on meeting certain targets.
Anonymous
Post 02/01/2020 07:35     Subject: Girl Scout cookies

Exactly. A tiny portion goes to the troop. Donate $5 directly to the troop. And the troop to troop donations are a joke. I heard of some local base that has more gs cookies than they know what to do with. It is a scheme to make money for the organization.
Anonymous
Post 02/01/2020 07:32     Subject: Girl Scout cookies

Anonymous wrote:Out of the $5, how much goes to the individual troop, how icy to Girl Scouts overall organization, and how much to the cookie company?

When it was $4/box, the troop got something like $0.63 per box. The rest goes to council. I don’t know how much went to the manufacturer.
Anonymous
Post 02/01/2020 07:29     Subject: Girl Scout cookies

Out of the $5, how much goes to the individual troop, how icy to Girl Scouts overall organization, and how much to the cookie company?
Anonymous
Post 02/01/2020 01:28     Subject: Girl Scout cookies

Anonymous wrote:Just consider it mostly about it being a donation to an organization that empowers girls. I prefer other cookie brands, especially home made ones, but I just buy them as a donation. You can also buy them to donate. The online store has the "troop to troop" option where you pay for them, and the GS will donate them to the military.


This.
Anonymous
Post 02/01/2020 01:14     Subject: Re:Girl Scout cookies

The new lemon ones are an especially small box, but decently tasty. I still prefer savannah smiles.
Anonymous
Post 01/31/2020 22:18     Subject: Girl Scout cookies

I heard they use lower quality ingredients these days too.
Anonymous
Post 01/31/2020 21:29     Subject: Girl Scout cookies

Just consider it mostly about it being a donation to an organization that empowers girls. I prefer other cookie brands, especially home made ones, but I just buy them as a donation. You can also buy them to donate. The online store has the "troop to troop" option where you pay for them, and the GS will donate them to the military.
Anonymous
Post 01/31/2020 21:24     Subject: Girl Scout cookies

I just got my 2 boxes today. I paid $5 for 12 little cookies. Ugh.
Anonymous
Post 01/31/2020 21:23     Subject: Re:Girl Scout cookies

Whatever. I will still buy them.
Anonymous
Post 01/31/2020 19:37     Subject: Girl Scout cookies

The National Capital Council raised its prices this year to $5 a box (there are two varieties that are $6). My mom said the booths by her (Philly suburbs) are still charging $4.
Anonymous
Post 01/31/2020 19:02     Subject: Girl Scout cookies

I stopped buying them several years ago - I'm not paying over $6 for a box of mediocre cookies. $4 would be fine. $5 would be my limit.
Anonymous
Post 01/31/2020 19:01     Subject: Girl Scout cookies

Teaching girls how to rip you off.
Anonymous
Post 01/31/2020 18:59     Subject: Girl Scout cookies

Is it just me or are they charging more for less cookies?