In 2015, the Girl Scouts of Nassau County will attempt to break the world record for the most people dunking a cookie at the same time. Participants will gather on the morning of January 31 at Broadway Mall in Hicksville, New York, where they will choose their favorite Girl Scout cookie to dunk. The event is free and open to the community, along with the Girl Scouts and their families. In order to break the record, more than 2,500 individuals will need to participate.

2.  In 2015, the Girl Scouts of Nassau County will
attempt to break the world record for the
most people dunking a cookie at the same
time. Participants will gather on the morning
of January 31 at Broadway Mall in Hicksville,
New York, where they will choose their
favorite Girl Scout cookie to dunk. The
event is free and open to the community,
along with the Girl Scouts and their families.
In order to break the record, more than
2,500 individuals will need to participate.

3.  Girl Scouts of Nassau County began in 1917,
five years after the national organization
was founded. It now stands as one of 112
Girl Scout councils in the United States. The
organization, which works with girls ages 5
through 17, aims to instills in them good
character, a social conscience, and
conviction of their own self-worth. Girl
Scouts of Nassau County bases its activities
on core values that include a commitment
to quality work, intelligent risk taking, and
adaptation to change.

4.  Kelly Ann Poole, a partner with Rosicki,
Rosicki & Associates, P.C., sits on the
board of Girl Scouts of Nassau County.