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Ring In Cookie Season
Girls Scouts of Hawai‘i has kicked off the year’s cookie sea- son. East O‘ahu residents can support local Girl Scout entrepre- neurs by purchasing some sweet treats.
the community each year,” states CEO Shari Chang. “These funds help local Girl Scouts to con- duct service projects, learn new skills and truly make a difference across our islands and the world.”
Available for purchase are iconic favorites like Thin Mints, Tagalongs and Samoas. New to the portfolio are Adventurefuls, a brownie-inspired cookie with caramel-flavored crème and a hint of sea salt.
Due to the COVID-19 pan- demic, Girl Scouts are again selling cookies in socially distant and contact-free ways to ensure the safety of themselves, as well as their customers.
Every purchase fuels local Girl Scouts’ adventures throughout the year, whether it’s taking action on issues they care about or discov- ering their passion. According to Girl Scouts, through its cookie program, girls can earn Cookie Business badges, which introduce them to the world of entrepreneur- ship and business acumen.
With a new national collabora- tion with DoorDash, consumers can conveniently purchase cook- ies for on-demand delivery or for pickup at a nearby booth.
“We’re so grateful to receive such tremendous support from
Beginning Feb. 18, cookie lov- ers can locate Girl Scouts booths by visiting girlscoutcookies.org. Customers can also donate cook- ies to first responders and local causes.
For more information, visit gshawaii.org.
Cierra Saito and daughter Kaia enjoy some fun in the sun at Maunalua Bay Beach Park. ANTHONY CONSILLIO PHOTO
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