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Troop Cookie Booth Sale. Etiquette Contract. Girl Scouts of NE Kansas & NW Missouri. 8383 Blue Parkway. Kansas City, MO 64133. 816-358-8750.
Girl Scouts of NE Kansas & NW Missouri 8383 Blue Parkway Kansas City, MO 64133 816-358-8750 www.girlscoutsksmo.org

Troop Cookie Booth Sale Etiquette Contract On my honor, I, troop’s cookie booth sale. I will:

, will follow the rules listed below while working at my

I will not: Be polite and friendly

Block entrances or exits to stores

Remember that my behavior reflects on ALL Girl Scouts

Approach shopping customers

Obey the cookie booth sales starting date and rules Arrive and leave on time Be prepared with a bank for change and any additional equipment Possess a city permit on location, if needed Wear my uniform, sash, or my pins to identify me as a Girl Scout Setup and sell only in our designated spot at the store Keep cookie booth and area neat Say THANK YOU to all approached Remove empty boxes and trash, and recycle Respect and obey ALL adults present

Go into store while working at the cookie booth Talk loudly, run around, or play while selling at a cookie booth Chew gum while selling at a cookie booth Sell with more than three other Girl Scouts at a time Go to the restroom without an adult

Any girl participating in the Cookie Booth Sale must follow procedures of Safety Wise and have a signed Permission Slip available on site—even if the parent is at the sale or the girl is with the Troop Cookie Booth Supervisor or Troop Leader.

Fill out a Booth Sale Tally Sheet at the end of each shift, found on the Council website Girl Scout Signature:

Date:

Parent Signature:

Date:

PLEASE REMEMBER Booth Sales give girls the opportunity to learn new skills to promote Girl Scouting, live the Girl Scout Promise & Law, and to sell more cookies. With this opportunity comes the responsibility to follow safety, public relations, and business guidelines. Please keep in mind that selling Girl Scout Cookies at Booth Sales is a privilege granted to us by local businesses. This privilege, if abused even unintentionally, could cause all Girl Scouts to lose the opportunity for additional sales at these places of business. Please be considerate of the business’ customers and property. If complaints arise, you may be asked to leave.