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Girl Scout Cookie Sale Begins Thursday January 17

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Contributed by: holly policy on 1/15/2008

The Girl Scout Cookie Sale will soon be underway and from January 17th through February 4th, people all over our area will be gobbling up these tasty traditions. For those serving our country overseas; however, Girl Scout cookies are an unattainable commodity-- until now.

Throughout the sale, customers will have an opportunity to make donations that will be used to buy cases of Girl Scout cookies that will go directly to our men and women serving their country overseas. Last year, Girl Scouts of Palm Glades Council, Inc. sent over 11,000 boxes of cookies to our troops serving in the Middle East via Soldier's Angels and Forgotten Soldiers. This was quite an increase from our inaugural year, during which we sent just over 3,000 boxes.

"Girl Scouts proudly supports our servicemen and women overseas and we feel that sending them our famous cookies is a great way to express our thanks and appreciation," said Denise Valz, CEO of Girl Scouts of Palm Glades Council. "Customers who want to support our troops, and not have to worry about the calories, can easily participate by donating to the Cookies for the Military project. It's a win-win situation."

Customers may make donations at any Girl Scout Cookie Booth Location, or call the Council and indicate they would like to make a donation to "Cookies for the Military" at 561-427-0180. Each box costs $3.50.

About Girl Scouts
Girl Scouts builds girls of courage, confidence and character who make the world a better place. Through the Girl Scout Leadership Development Program, girls discover their personal best and prepare for a positive future, connect with others in an increasingly diverse world, and take action to solve problems and improve their communities.

A premier voice for girls and a leading expert on their growth and development, Girl Scouts is a highly regarded, contemporary organization, Girl Scouts offers girls ages 5-17 remarkable opportunities to develop values and contribute to society as leaders, thinkers and responsible citizens.

Girl Scouts of Palm Glades Council serves more than 9,800 girls in Palm Beach, Martin, St. Lucie, Indian River, and Okeechobee Counties. For more information, contact Girl Scouts at 561-427-0177, toll free at 866-727-GIRL (4475) or visit us online at www.gspgc.org.

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