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Support Girl Scouts Hawai‘i
This year, the Scouts are unveiling a new cookie flavor. The Raspberry Rally is described as thin, crispy cookies infused with raspberry flavor and dipped in a chocolate-y coating.
The 2023 Girl Scouts cookie season is underway. Scouts from all over
the island, including East O‘ahu, completed their training at Cookie Univer- sity last month at American Savings Bank’s campus branch. During the four- hour session, the girls met with financial, sales, cus- tomer service and media professionals, who taught them valuable skills to help them while operating the largest girl-led business in the world.
aged to reach out to them. Otherwise, visit gshawaii. org/cookiestofindthenearest troop selling cookies and or- der directly from them.
clusive while supplies last. “Girl Scouts Hawai‘i is incredibly excited and busy preparing the scouts for another amazing cookie season,” states CEO Shari Chang. “They’re ready to go and we’re looking forward to seeing all they accomplish
Proceeds from cookie sales support Girl Scout community service proj- ects, troop travel expenses and summer camp.
Beginning Feb. 27, cus- tomers can also order online for direct shipment to their homes.
There are several ways East O‘ahu customers can get their cookies. Those who know a Girl Scouts troop are encour-
support more than 5,000 girls and adult members statewide, building courage, confidence and character. To learn more about the organization, visit gshawaii.org.
This year, the Scouts are unveiling a new cookie flavor. The Raspberry Rally is described as thin, crispy cookies infused with rasp- berry flavor and dipped in a chocolate-y coating. It will be available as an online ex-
this season.”
Girl Scouts of Hawai‘i
Girl Scouts visited American Savings Bank to learn some tricks of the trade before the start of their cookie sale season.
PHOTO COURTESY AMERICAN SAVINGS BANK