BebuLamar wrote:
I wonder what kind of percentage of the price of cookies goes to the GS? I think very little. So I would give the GS money but I don't buy the cookies. May be I am wrong but I feel the cookies company takes advantage of the GS.
A quick google search tells me that 100% of the proceeds go to the GS. Not only that - the proceeds stay in the local community where the cookies were sold.
rplain1 wrote:
A quick google search tells me that 100% of the proceeds go to the GS. Not only that - the proceeds stay in the local community where the cookies were sold.
Define "proceeds"!....
They get a
cut, NOT the whole price of the box of cookies!
The cut goes to the troop selling them.
Longshadow wrote:
Define "proceeds"!....
They get a cut, NOT the whole price of the box of cookies!
The cut goes to the troop selling them.
The cut is about 75%. For each $4.00 the GSA keeps $3.00.
rplain1 wrote:
The cut is about 75%. For each $4.00 the GSA keeps $3.00.
Yea, the troop used to get $1 a box recently from what I remember, not sure if it went up with the $5 boxes or not.
I'll guess still a dollar.
(I think the troop got 50ยข when boxes were $2.)
jerryc41 wrote:
Aside from online, I haven't seen them for sale for decades.
? You must not have a lot of Girl Scouts in your neighborhood.
In LA, girls and moms sell them from a table in front of the grocery store and lots of signs in the neighborhod houses, "get your cookies here!"
I buy some 'cause the kids are so cute and hopefull!
And parents at work used to sell them, too. Now we work from home so that is not possible.
Longshadow wrote:
I wonder how much dough they are saving making the holes larger...
They are making more dough by making less dough
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