GLOSSARY ABC: ABC is our baker partner, GSKSMO purchases cookies from them.
Cookie Badges: There is an Entrepreneurship Cookie badge that girls can earn as part of participating in the annual Girl Scout Cookie Program. Badges are displayed on the front of the uniform and signal completion of an established set of learned skills. Details on badges can be found in Girl Guides and the Volunteer Tool Kit. Cookie Cupboard: Every troop is assigned to a Cookie Cupboard. This is where you pick up reorders (Planned Orders) of cookies during the duration of the program, but after your initial order delivery. Cookie Entrepreneur Family Pin: The year-by-year Cookie Entrepreneur Family Pin is earned when families support their Girl Scouts as she develops skills while participating in the program. Each level of Girl Scouts offers a specific set of age-specific guidelines. These guidelines can be found on our website; gsksmo.org >Cookies and Fall Program >Cookie Program >Resources >Cookie Entrepreneur Family Pin. Cookiegrams: Cookiegrams are email newsletters that we send out with announcements, reminders, and directions on the Cookie Program. We never send the same Cookiegram twice so be sure to read all of them! Cookie Patches: Cookie fun patches are displayed on the back of the uniform. Some are earned by reaching package sales goals as part of the girl recognitions; others may be purchased from GSKSMO’s on-line shop. Cookie Share: Cookie Share is GSKSMO’s donation program for cookies. Customers purchase Cookie Shares and in turn, cookies are purchased and given to the USO, Harvesters, and Second Harvest Community Food Bank. More information on tracking these sales can be found on page 27. Digital Cookie: All Girl Scouts participating in the annual Cookie Program can use web-based Digital Cookie to send emails and get links/QR Codes to share on social media. Girls can also use Digital Cookie to take credit card payments and track sales. 5 Skills: The Cookie Program is first and foremost a program—meant to give girls experiences that will help them throughout their lifetime. The Cookie Badges and the Cookie Pin all reflect learning these skill sets: Goal Setting, Decision Making, Money Management, People Skills and Business Ethics. Smart Cookies: TCMs use web-based Smart Cookies to manage all aspects of the Cookie Program. SU PPM: Service Unit Product Program Manager. This volunteer oversees the Cookie Program for all troops in your Service Unit (SU). SU: Service Unit. Every troop is assigned to a service unit. Some areas have multiple service units while others have one. This depends on the density of troops in an area. Your Volunteer Support Manager can provide more information if you are interested. TCM: Troop Cookie Manager. This volunteer oversees the Cookie Program for a specific troop.
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