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Girl Scout Cookie Season!

Hi, it's Payton! I'm in Brownie Troop 5403 and I'm selling Girl Scout Cookies! My favorite is the Thin Mints.

My brother and I are each donating a box of cookies this year. My mom says that it makes her heart happy. Donated cookies go to the USO, VA Hospitals in Topeka and Kansas City, and Harvesters (food bank). It’s on the website under Cookie Share, the first cookie. 

My selling goal is 2,000 boxes of cookies. Our troop fun goal is to go to Worlds of Fun. Our troop community service goal is to donate to a children's hospital. 

Online cookie sales end March 15! Cookies are $4 a box, but the gluten-free cookies (the Trios) are $5 a box. 
https://www.abcsmartcookies.com/#/shopify-landing/651ab8b7-60a4-4375-b786-56b988997b85

Thank you!! ❤️🍪🎉😘🦄🎠💎💚💙

Payton's Girl Scout Network
Episode 1: Girl Scout Cookies!

Payton's Girl Scout Network
Episode 2: About the Donations
 

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  1. Anne KinsellaJanuary 27, 2018 at 10:04 AM

    Payton, you are adorable and a great saleswoman! Keep up the great work! Love, your dad's cousin Anne, Drew & Miles

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