The document provides information about the Girl Scouts of North-Central Alabama Fall Product Program. It outlines the program details, including new products and packaging. It discusses eligibility, responsibilities of troop leaders and managers, and the timeline and process for the nut and candy sale and magazine sale. Girls can earn proceeds and rewards for their troop through selling nuts, candy, and magazines. The program allows girls to develop skills while fundraising for their troop.
The document provides information about the 2014 Fall Product Program for Girl Scouts of North Central Alabama. It outlines the program goals of supporting council programs and providing funds and experiences for girls. Eligible girls can earn individual rewards and learn life skills through participating. Important dates are reviewed, including order taking, delivery, and paperwork deadlines. New products are highlighted and online ordering options through the Nut-e system are described. The roles and responsibilities of Service Unit and Troop Fall Managers are defined. Guidelines for troop proceeds, recognitions, and depositing funds are also summarized.
This document provides information about the Girl Scouts of the Green and White Mountains 2010 Fall Product Program. It summarizes the goals of increasing participation from the previous year. Girls can earn proceeds through selling nuts, magazines, and address booklets. The program teaches girls valuable life skills while helping their local Girl Scouts council. Details are provided about the program timeline, materials troops will receive, and suggestions for a successful sale. Girls can participate through both in-person sales and a new online program for sending emails and tracking orders.
The YMCA is holding its annual fundraising campaign on Super Saturday during basketball games. The campaign helps fund the YMCA's financial assistance program which ensures that youth can participate in programs like Kim League basketball regardless of ability to pay. Donations will be collected during the games to support the annual campaign and allow the YMCA to continue offering access to programs. Attendees are encouraged to donate online, by text, or at the front desk to help kids in the community.
Carrie is an 18-24 year old female college student at the University of Florida. She is constantly busy with her honors coursework, leadership roles in three clubs, and social activities. She struggles with getting her homework done, feeling tired in the mornings, and crashing in the early afternoons. Starbucks helps her by providing caffeinated drinks in a nice study environment where she can also meet with her clubs.
This document contains announcements for various upcoming events at Penn Valley Church including: parent seminars on March 2, April 6, and May 4; a youth fundraiser through March 2nd selling pizza and cookie dough; requests for help with the upcoming spring auction including sign-up sheets and flyer distribution; an auction event featuring a dog agility show on March 11th; and ongoing requests for volunteers. It also includes notices about regular women's bible studies, babysitting help needed, nursery volunteer needs, and intercessory prayer meetings.
Pur4932 boruk starbucks persona presentationNatalie Boruk
Stevie Latte is a college student pursuing a degree in advertising. She studies frequently, hangs out with friends, and needs caffeine to stay focused. Starbucks helps her stay awake and study by providing tasty coffee, tea, and a quiet atmosphere conducive to concentrating. Their welcoming environment is perfect for writing reports alone or meeting with friends.
Re:think brand personality in the age of social mediaTom Voirol
The document discusses brand personality in the age of social media. It provides examples of brands like Hilton, Best Buy, Arby's, and Tesco that have adopted social brand personalities like being local/helpful, knowledgeable/friendly, conversational/casual, and cheeky/irreverent respectively. The document then analyzes social media conversations around chocolate brands in Singapore, identifying segments of youth like The Fan Fanatics, Social Butterflies, Mini Celebs, and Fashionistas. It provides profiles of influencers from each segment and ways chocolate brands like Kit Kat could engage each segment by leveraging their interests.
The document provides information about the Girl Scouts of North-Central Alabama Fall Product Program. It outlines the program details, including new products and packaging. It discusses eligibility, responsibilities of troop leaders and managers, and the timeline and process for the nut and candy sale and magazine sale. Girls can earn proceeds and rewards for their troop through selling nuts, candy, and magazines. The program allows girls to develop skills while fundraising for their troop.
The document provides information about the 2014 Fall Product Program for Girl Scouts of North Central Alabama. It outlines the program goals of supporting council programs and providing funds and experiences for girls. Eligible girls can earn individual rewards and learn life skills through participating. Important dates are reviewed, including order taking, delivery, and paperwork deadlines. New products are highlighted and online ordering options through the Nut-e system are described. The roles and responsibilities of Service Unit and Troop Fall Managers are defined. Guidelines for troop proceeds, recognitions, and depositing funds are also summarized.
This document provides information about the Girl Scouts of the Green and White Mountains 2010 Fall Product Program. It summarizes the goals of increasing participation from the previous year. Girls can earn proceeds through selling nuts, magazines, and address booklets. The program teaches girls valuable life skills while helping their local Girl Scouts council. Details are provided about the program timeline, materials troops will receive, and suggestions for a successful sale. Girls can participate through both in-person sales and a new online program for sending emails and tracking orders.
The YMCA is holding its annual fundraising campaign on Super Saturday during basketball games. The campaign helps fund the YMCA's financial assistance program which ensures that youth can participate in programs like Kim League basketball regardless of ability to pay. Donations will be collected during the games to support the annual campaign and allow the YMCA to continue offering access to programs. Attendees are encouraged to donate online, by text, or at the front desk to help kids in the community.
Carrie is an 18-24 year old female college student at the University of Florida. She is constantly busy with her honors coursework, leadership roles in three clubs, and social activities. She struggles with getting her homework done, feeling tired in the mornings, and crashing in the early afternoons. Starbucks helps her by providing caffeinated drinks in a nice study environment where she can also meet with her clubs.
This document contains announcements for various upcoming events at Penn Valley Church including: parent seminars on March 2, April 6, and May 4; a youth fundraiser through March 2nd selling pizza and cookie dough; requests for help with the upcoming spring auction including sign-up sheets and flyer distribution; an auction event featuring a dog agility show on March 11th; and ongoing requests for volunteers. It also includes notices about regular women's bible studies, babysitting help needed, nursery volunteer needs, and intercessory prayer meetings.
Pur4932 boruk starbucks persona presentationNatalie Boruk
Stevie Latte is a college student pursuing a degree in advertising. She studies frequently, hangs out with friends, and needs caffeine to stay focused. Starbucks helps her stay awake and study by providing tasty coffee, tea, and a quiet atmosphere conducive to concentrating. Their welcoming environment is perfect for writing reports alone or meeting with friends.
Re:think brand personality in the age of social mediaTom Voirol
The document discusses brand personality in the age of social media. It provides examples of brands like Hilton, Best Buy, Arby's, and Tesco that have adopted social brand personalities like being local/helpful, knowledgeable/friendly, conversational/casual, and cheeky/irreverent respectively. The document then analyzes social media conversations around chocolate brands in Singapore, identifying segments of youth like The Fan Fanatics, Social Butterflies, Mini Celebs, and Fashionistas. It provides profiles of influencers from each segment and ways chocolate brands like Kit Kat could engage each segment by leveraging their interests.
This document provides tips and suggestions for non-profits to maximize fundraising efforts around #GivingTuesday on November 28th, 2017. It recommends using the official #GivingTuesday hashtag and logo in digital campaigns. Non-profits should partner with local companies for sponsorships and matching funds. Storytelling about the unique impact and value the non-profit provides is also encouraged to inspire donations. An "I Give Thanks" campaign could extend fundraising beyond just #GivingTuesday.
Everything Saint Paul Public Schools Need to Know about Give to the Max Day 2013Jeff Achen
The document provides information about Give to the Max Day (GTMD), a collaborative online giving event in Minnesota. It outlines how Saint Paul Public Schools can participate by setting up fundraising pages on the GiveMN website. On GTMD, which takes place November 14, 2013, schools can compete for prizes based on the amount of donations received. The document offers tips for schools to effectively plan and promote their fundraising campaigns through email, social media, events and thanking donors.
Marketing to the Millennial Mom - 10 Facts to Build Brands and Drive SalesMaria Bailey
Marketing to Mom expert and author of Millennial Moms: 202 Facts Marketers Need to Know to Build Brands and Drive Sales, Maria Bailey, shares tips for marketing to millennial moms. For more tips visit MillennialMomsMarketing.com.
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In this 60-minute webinar, representative(s) from the Sesame Street Workshop will introduce the Sesame Street for Military Families website as well as explore resources that can be utilized in training, outreach efforts, family conversations, and community events. They will also discuss activities that promote child and family self-expression.
This document contains announcements for various upcoming events at Penn Valley Church, including:
- Dinner and classes on Wednesdays at 6:15pm and 7pm respectively
- A youth service weekend at Tuscarora January 29-31
- Miniature golf at the local library on February 13th
- Ongoing fundraising opportunities including Giant A+ rewards and box top collections
- Various women's and children's ministry events and needs for volunteers
- An online church directory and opportunities to be involved in the tech crew
- Intercessory prayer meetings on the first and third Wednesdays of the month
Content Jam 2013: Cultivating a 'Fanbase': How to Turn Customers Into Brand A...Orbit Media Studios
The document discusses how to cultivate a fanbase and turn customers into brand advocates. It explains that it is more profitable to focus on existing customers rather than chasing new ones, as it costs 60-80% more to acquire new customers. The document outlines four ways to cultivate fans: 1) focus on core products/services, 2) provide experiential elements like photos, videos and events, 3) offer collector's items, and 4) follow up with customers through thank you notes, newsletters, social media and reward programs. The goal is to develop loyal fans who love the brand.
The document announces various upcoming events at a church including a spring auction, dinner and classes on Wednesdays, a movie night, parent seminars, and women's bible studies. It also provides information on volunteer opportunities, summer camps, online giving options, and requests prayers for ministry programs and international missionaries.
The document summarizes information about the 2015 Houston Take Steps Walk event to raise money for Crohn's and Colitis Foundation of America (CCFA). It provides details about the event such as the date, time, and location. It thanks sponsors and highlights fundraising incentives and goals. It introduces the honored hero and provides contact information for the walk manager to help participants strategize and support their fundraising efforts. The overall purpose is to promote participation and fundraising for the Take Steps event to support CCFA's mission.
The document outlines Girl Scouts of Kentucky's Wilderness Road council's 2012 fall product sale program, which includes selling nuts and candy, magazine subscriptions, and other items to earn funds for troops and learn business skills. Girls can set goals and track sales through paper order forms, online ordering, and social media outreach. The program provides materials and instructions to help troops and girls maximize sales and earnings.
The document provides information about a Girl Scouts fall product sale program. It includes details about how troops and girls can earn funds through the sale. Girls can earn proceeds through nut and candy sales, magazine subscriptions, and by completing an address booklet. The sale allows troops to earn start-up funds and supports Girl Scout programs. Girls can set both monetary and personal goals for their participation.
The document announces various upcoming events at a church including: a Wednesday night dinner and classes on March 2, April 6, and May 4; a youth fundraiser through March 2nd selling pizza and cookies; a spring auction on March 19th with a dog agility show and requests for help spreading the word and volunteering; and a Momentum conference for students from July 26-31st. It also provides updates on ongoing programs including Giant food store rewards, Box Tops for Education collection, Amazon Smile donations, and needs for volunteers in the nursery and tech crew.
This document contains announcements for various upcoming events at Grace Christian School and Penn Valley Church. It announces that Wednesday night dinner is at 6:15pm and classes are at 7pm. It also lists upcoming parent seminars in March, April and May and notes the spring auction coordination meeting on February 22nd and the spring auction event on March 19th. It requests volunteers to help distribute flyers and lawn signs for the auction. It provides information on several fundraising programs and opportunities including the Giant A+ Rewards program and a box top collection running through February. It also includes announcements for various women's bible studies, youth events, and prayer meetings.
The document summarizes the agenda and announcements for a Key Club meeting at Hialeah Gardens High School. It recognizes the top 5 members for September and member of the month. Upcoming projects in October are announced, including volunteering at a baby house, animal shelter, and Susan G. Komen race. Members are reminded that probation hours are due soon.
Cacao and Cardamom offers handcrafted chocolate truffles and personalized gift boxes for Mother's Day gifts. They create unique chocolate treats using premium ingredients. The company is located in Houston, Texas and provides high-quality gourmet chocolate gifts that mothers are sure to love. Orders can be placed on their website at www.cacaoandcardamom.com.
The Girl Scouts of Central California South are holding a 24-hour relay event called "Relay to Help the World" at Woodward Park in Fresno from May 20th to 21st to raise funds and awareness for various charities. During the event, Girl Scout troops will form teams and walk in a 24-hour relay to collect donations for selected charities. At the end of the relay, large checks will be presented to representatives from each charity. The PR student contacting the reporter offers interviews with troop leaders and council members, as well as photo opportunities of the girls walking, opening and closing ceremonies, and activities if the reporter would like to do a story on the event.
The document provides a marketing presentation for the Northwest Fishing Club. It outlines their current best practices and goals for their website/blog, social media, events, and sponsorships. It then details strategies and recommendations to improve their online presence, event opportunities, and ability to attract potential sponsors to help promote the club and encourage fishing both on and off campus.
Chamilia is a jewelry company based in Minneapolis that creates charms and bracelets inspired by women's life stories. For their Mother's Day campaign, they ran promotions on Facebook, Pinterest, and Twitter between April 14th and May 11th targeting the Boston and Philadelphia markets. The campaign generated over 11 million impressions with only 2.5% of the budget spent on digital marketing compared to traditional TV ads. It resulted in 9,000 new Facebook page likes, high engagement levels, and nearly 3,000 participants in their Mother's Day jewelry giveaway contest. The low-cost digital campaign was significantly more successful than a traditional TV ad approach would have been.
This document provides information about the Girl Scouts of Kentucky's 2013 Fall Product Program. It outlines reasons why troops enjoy participating, including early fundraising opportunities. The theme is "Blossom the Bee." Girls can sell nuts, candy, magazines, and address booklets door-to-door and online. Troops earn a percentage of sales and additional rewards. The program teaches girls business and marketing skills through a structured three-step sales and ordering process using an online system.
The document provides information about Girl Scouts of WILDERNESS ROAD's 2014 Fall Product Program. It outlines goals of the program including supporting council programs and providing funds and experiences for troops. New products for 2014 include nut varieties and personalized photo books. Girls can participate through online and in-person sales, with troops earning a higher percentage from online orders. The summary provides an overview of the program and its goals while hitting the key points in 3 sentences.
Troop Product Sale Manager Training - Girl Scouts of the Jersey Shoregirlscoutsjs
This document provides information and instructions for the 2016 Fall Product Sales Program. It outlines the roles and responsibilities of the Troop Product Sales Manager (TPSM) and covers topics like program dates, product partners, online and paper order systems, troop and girl recognitions, safety procedures, and timelines. Girls can earn money for their troop through nut, candy, magazine, and photo keepsake sales while learning valuable leadership skills.
This document provides tips and suggestions for non-profits to maximize fundraising efforts around #GivingTuesday on November 28th, 2017. It recommends using the official #GivingTuesday hashtag and logo in digital campaigns. Non-profits should partner with local companies for sponsorships and matching funds. Storytelling about the unique impact and value the non-profit provides is also encouraged to inspire donations. An "I Give Thanks" campaign could extend fundraising beyond just #GivingTuesday.
Everything Saint Paul Public Schools Need to Know about Give to the Max Day 2013Jeff Achen
The document provides information about Give to the Max Day (GTMD), a collaborative online giving event in Minnesota. It outlines how Saint Paul Public Schools can participate by setting up fundraising pages on the GiveMN website. On GTMD, which takes place November 14, 2013, schools can compete for prizes based on the amount of donations received. The document offers tips for schools to effectively plan and promote their fundraising campaigns through email, social media, events and thanking donors.
Marketing to the Millennial Mom - 10 Facts to Build Brands and Drive SalesMaria Bailey
Marketing to Mom expert and author of Millennial Moms: 202 Facts Marketers Need to Know to Build Brands and Drive Sales, Maria Bailey, shares tips for marketing to millennial moms. For more tips visit MillennialMomsMarketing.com.
SlideShare - Sesame Street Overview on Military Resources milfamln
In this 60-minute webinar, representative(s) from the Sesame Street Workshop will introduce the Sesame Street for Military Families website as well as explore resources that can be utilized in training, outreach efforts, family conversations, and community events. They will also discuss activities that promote child and family self-expression.
This document contains announcements for various upcoming events at Penn Valley Church, including:
- Dinner and classes on Wednesdays at 6:15pm and 7pm respectively
- A youth service weekend at Tuscarora January 29-31
- Miniature golf at the local library on February 13th
- Ongoing fundraising opportunities including Giant A+ rewards and box top collections
- Various women's and children's ministry events and needs for volunteers
- An online church directory and opportunities to be involved in the tech crew
- Intercessory prayer meetings on the first and third Wednesdays of the month
Content Jam 2013: Cultivating a 'Fanbase': How to Turn Customers Into Brand A...Orbit Media Studios
The document discusses how to cultivate a fanbase and turn customers into brand advocates. It explains that it is more profitable to focus on existing customers rather than chasing new ones, as it costs 60-80% more to acquire new customers. The document outlines four ways to cultivate fans: 1) focus on core products/services, 2) provide experiential elements like photos, videos and events, 3) offer collector's items, and 4) follow up with customers through thank you notes, newsletters, social media and reward programs. The goal is to develop loyal fans who love the brand.
The document announces various upcoming events at a church including a spring auction, dinner and classes on Wednesdays, a movie night, parent seminars, and women's bible studies. It also provides information on volunteer opportunities, summer camps, online giving options, and requests prayers for ministry programs and international missionaries.
The document summarizes information about the 2015 Houston Take Steps Walk event to raise money for Crohn's and Colitis Foundation of America (CCFA). It provides details about the event such as the date, time, and location. It thanks sponsors and highlights fundraising incentives and goals. It introduces the honored hero and provides contact information for the walk manager to help participants strategize and support their fundraising efforts. The overall purpose is to promote participation and fundraising for the Take Steps event to support CCFA's mission.
The document outlines Girl Scouts of Kentucky's Wilderness Road council's 2012 fall product sale program, which includes selling nuts and candy, magazine subscriptions, and other items to earn funds for troops and learn business skills. Girls can set goals and track sales through paper order forms, online ordering, and social media outreach. The program provides materials and instructions to help troops and girls maximize sales and earnings.
The document provides information about a Girl Scouts fall product sale program. It includes details about how troops and girls can earn funds through the sale. Girls can earn proceeds through nut and candy sales, magazine subscriptions, and by completing an address booklet. The sale allows troops to earn start-up funds and supports Girl Scout programs. Girls can set both monetary and personal goals for their participation.
The document announces various upcoming events at a church including: a Wednesday night dinner and classes on March 2, April 6, and May 4; a youth fundraiser through March 2nd selling pizza and cookies; a spring auction on March 19th with a dog agility show and requests for help spreading the word and volunteering; and a Momentum conference for students from July 26-31st. It also provides updates on ongoing programs including Giant food store rewards, Box Tops for Education collection, Amazon Smile donations, and needs for volunteers in the nursery and tech crew.
This document contains announcements for various upcoming events at Grace Christian School and Penn Valley Church. It announces that Wednesday night dinner is at 6:15pm and classes are at 7pm. It also lists upcoming parent seminars in March, April and May and notes the spring auction coordination meeting on February 22nd and the spring auction event on March 19th. It requests volunteers to help distribute flyers and lawn signs for the auction. It provides information on several fundraising programs and opportunities including the Giant A+ Rewards program and a box top collection running through February. It also includes announcements for various women's bible studies, youth events, and prayer meetings.
The document summarizes the agenda and announcements for a Key Club meeting at Hialeah Gardens High School. It recognizes the top 5 members for September and member of the month. Upcoming projects in October are announced, including volunteering at a baby house, animal shelter, and Susan G. Komen race. Members are reminded that probation hours are due soon.
Cacao and Cardamom offers handcrafted chocolate truffles and personalized gift boxes for Mother's Day gifts. They create unique chocolate treats using premium ingredients. The company is located in Houston, Texas and provides high-quality gourmet chocolate gifts that mothers are sure to love. Orders can be placed on their website at www.cacaoandcardamom.com.
The Girl Scouts of Central California South are holding a 24-hour relay event called "Relay to Help the World" at Woodward Park in Fresno from May 20th to 21st to raise funds and awareness for various charities. During the event, Girl Scout troops will form teams and walk in a 24-hour relay to collect donations for selected charities. At the end of the relay, large checks will be presented to representatives from each charity. The PR student contacting the reporter offers interviews with troop leaders and council members, as well as photo opportunities of the girls walking, opening and closing ceremonies, and activities if the reporter would like to do a story on the event.
The document provides a marketing presentation for the Northwest Fishing Club. It outlines their current best practices and goals for their website/blog, social media, events, and sponsorships. It then details strategies and recommendations to improve their online presence, event opportunities, and ability to attract potential sponsors to help promote the club and encourage fishing both on and off campus.
Chamilia is a jewelry company based in Minneapolis that creates charms and bracelets inspired by women's life stories. For their Mother's Day campaign, they ran promotions on Facebook, Pinterest, and Twitter between April 14th and May 11th targeting the Boston and Philadelphia markets. The campaign generated over 11 million impressions with only 2.5% of the budget spent on digital marketing compared to traditional TV ads. It resulted in 9,000 new Facebook page likes, high engagement levels, and nearly 3,000 participants in their Mother's Day jewelry giveaway contest. The low-cost digital campaign was significantly more successful than a traditional TV ad approach would have been.
This document provides information about the Girl Scouts of Kentucky's 2013 Fall Product Program. It outlines reasons why troops enjoy participating, including early fundraising opportunities. The theme is "Blossom the Bee." Girls can sell nuts, candy, magazines, and address booklets door-to-door and online. Troops earn a percentage of sales and additional rewards. The program teaches girls business and marketing skills through a structured three-step sales and ordering process using an online system.
The document provides information about Girl Scouts of WILDERNESS ROAD's 2014 Fall Product Program. It outlines goals of the program including supporting council programs and providing funds and experiences for troops. New products for 2014 include nut varieties and personalized photo books. Girls can participate through online and in-person sales, with troops earning a higher percentage from online orders. The summary provides an overview of the program and its goals while hitting the key points in 3 sentences.
Troop Product Sale Manager Training - Girl Scouts of the Jersey Shoregirlscoutsjs
This document provides information and instructions for the 2016 Fall Product Sales Program. It outlines the roles and responsibilities of the Troop Product Sales Manager (TPSM) and covers topics like program dates, product partners, online and paper order systems, troop and girl recognitions, safety procedures, and timelines. Girls can earn money for their troop through nut, candy, magazine, and photo keepsake sales while learning valuable leadership skills.
This document provides information for the Troop Product Sales Manager (TPSM) regarding the Fall 2018 Girl Scout product sale program. It outlines the responsibilities of the TPSM which include training girls and parents, distributing and collecting materials, entering orders into the online system, coordinating order pickup and delivery, collecting payments, and more. It also provides details about the product offerings, sale dates, online and in-person order processes, financial procedures, recognitions, and safety guidelines for the sale.
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1) The document provides information about the 2015 Fall Product Program for Girl Scouts of Kentucky's Wilderness Road council, including new products, online ordering options, and fundraising goals and benefits.
2) Top selling products from 2014 include peanut butter bears, pecan clusters, and dulce de leche owls. New products for 2015 include dark chocolate caramel caps and mint treasures.
3) The program runs from October 1st to October 27th, with troop product orders due on October 28th and product delivery from November 16th-17th.
This document provides information for the Troop Product Sales Manager (TPSM) regarding the Fall 2018 Girl Scout product sale program. It outlines the responsibilities of the TPSM role which includes training girls and parents, distributing materials, entering orders, collecting payments, and more. It also describes the program details such as sale dates, products being sold (nuts, candy, magazines, etc.), online and in-person ordering options, financial procedures, and recognition opportunities for girls.
The document summarizes information about a Girl Scouts fall product sale program, including how it supports council programs, provides funds for troops, and is an educational experience for girls. It describes how troops can earn proceeds from magazine and nut/candy sales. Girls learn skills like goal setting, decision making, money management, people skills, and business ethics through participating.
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The document provides instructions for a school fundraiser involving selling items from catalogs to friends and family. Students are asked to take orders by November 17th and collect money upon delivery of items in January. Money raised will support library programming and books. Students can also generate online orders by sharing a website and school code with their network and will be eligible for prizes based on total sales.
Cookie training power point for troops 2011Srkinsey
The document provides information for troop coordinators on coordinating a 2011 Girl Scout cookie program, including responsibilities, forms, important dates, guidelines for girls and parents, and recognition opportunities. It outlines the coordinator's role in training girls and parents, placing initial cookie orders, tracking inventory, making deposits, and submitting final reports. New this year is a Shout Outs cookie and eco-friendly packaging pilot project. Girls can earn rewards by reaching cookie sales goals.
This training video summarizes the fall product sale fundraiser for Junior and Cadette Girl Scouts. It outlines who can participate, why participation is important, and how the troop earns money. Girls can sell nuts, candy, and magazines. They can also complete address booklets or do online ordering to earn recognitions. The video provides important dates and details on completing order forms and choosing recognitions. Troops earn funds for supplies, outings, and badges.
This document provides information and guidance for a unit's 2015 popcorn fundraising kickoff. It outlines 5 key steps for a successful sale: 1) Plan your program and set goals, 2) Motivate scouts with incentives, 3) Host an engaging kickoff, 4) Constantly communicate, and 5) Utilize various selling methods. Details are provided on incentive programs, selling techniques like take orders, show & sell, and online selling. The document encourages units to maximize efforts through planning, an exciting kickoff, ongoing communication, and using multiple approaches to reach their fundraising goals.
The document provides information for volunteers regarding the 2014 Girl Scout cookie program for the Lanier Service Unit. It includes important dates, procedures for initial orders and additional orders, booth sales, money handling, and paperwork deadlines. Key details are the initial order deadline of January 26th and final deposit deadline of March 17th. Volunteers are instructed on how to place and pick up orders through the ebudde system and manage troop funds.
This document provides information about the Girl Scouts of Eastern Massachusetts fall product program for 2015. It outlines program details including dates, returning and new products, and enhancements to the online ordering system. Tips are provided for troop leaders and volunteers on running a successful product sale. The goals for the year are to increase sales, girl participation, and troop participation from the previous year.
2015 Northstar District Popcorn Kickoff PresentationJohn Blue
The document provides information about the 2015 popcorn sale for Crossroads of America Council, including major changes, sales methods, timeline, product details, and prize program. Key points:
- The sale is 6 weeks long starting September 4th, with order form sales for the first 2 weeks and storefront sales for the remaining 5 weeks.
- Major changes include a simplified commission structure, non-returnable products, and prizes ordered through a spreadsheet rather than online.
- Scouts can sell through take orders, online sales, storefront booths, and military donations. Online sales count towards prizes starting September 1st.
- The prize program now includes a BB gun choice at $750 and a LE
The document provides information about the Girl Scout cookie program to help girls sell more cookies through engaging activities and digital tools. It outlines how cookie sales funds are allocated, with most going to local Girl Scout programming. Metrics from prior years show high sales numbers. Tools like Cookie Club and booth scheduling apps help girls and volunteers manage the sales process. Dates for upcoming sales periods and trainings are also included.
This document provides information about the Girl Scouts of Eastern Massachusetts fall product program for 2015. It outlines program details including dates, goals to increase sales and participation, and new offerings. Some of the key points covered are introducing online ordering for nuts and candy, new product items being offered, enhancements to the online sales platform for girls, and incentives for top selling troops.
The document provides information for troops participating in the Fall Opportunity Sale, including:
1) Key dates and guidelines for the sale such as girls taking orders October 1-10, troops inputting orders by October 12, and products being delivered October 25-28.
2) Details on new products, partners, and programs for the sale like peppermint bark, chocolate toffee almonds, and online magazine sales through American Publishers Hearst.
3) Instructions and forms for troop managers covering topics like parent permission, order forms, money handling, and audits to ensure a successful sale.
The document summarizes information about an upcoming Girl Scout cookie sale program, including:
- The 2015 fall sale saw a 17% annual growth in revenue and 83% growth in online nut and candy sales.
- Girl Scout cookies are a $750 million industry annually and the second largest cookie brand in the US.
- The council sells over 2 million packages of cookies annually and supports girls through the cookie sale program.
- Important dates, roles, and guidelines are provided to help troop leaders and girls succeed in the 2016 cookie sale.
The document discusses the results of a study on the effects of exercise on memory and thinking abilities in older adults. The study found that regular exercise can help reduce the decline in thinking abilities that often occurs with age. Specifically, older adults who exercised regularly performed better on memory and thinking tests compared to those who did not exercise regularly.
The document discusses the benefits of meditation for reducing stress and anxiety. Regular meditation practice can help calm the mind and body by lowering heart rate and blood pressure. Studies have shown that meditating for just 10-20 minutes per day can have significant positive impacts on both mental and physical health over time.
The document discusses the benefits of exercise for both physical and mental health. It notes that regular exercise can reduce the risk of diseases like heart disease and diabetes, improve mood, and boost brain function. The document recommends that adults get at least 150 minutes of moderate exercise or 75 minutes of vigorous exercise per week to gain these benefits.
This document provides an overview and highlights of the Cookie Sale Program Manager training. It covers objectives of the training, safety procedures, incentives for 2011, how to earn service unit bonuses, initial order taking process, booth sales, use of the eBudde system to manage orders and inventory, and financial procedures. The training emphasizes what is new this year and prepares Cookie Sale Managers to train Troop Cookie Managers.
The document provides an overview of the Girl Scouts cookie sale program, including guidelines for troop cookie managers on organizing, motivating girls, tracking sales, ordering cookies, managing funds, and using the online eBudde system. The main points are preparing girls through goal-setting, tracking sales progress visually, following financial procedures, and ordering cookies through eBudde and warehouse pickups.
This document provides an overview and highlights of the Cookie Sale Program Manager training. It covers objectives of the training, safety procedures, incentives for 2011, how to earn service unit bonuses, initial order taking process, booth sales, financial procedures, and an introduction to the eBudde online system for managing cookie sales. Key points emphasized are attendance at TCM training, deadlines, safety concerns, new incentive levels, service unit bonus opportunities, and navigating eBudde to enter girl and troop orders.
The document provides an overview of training for Service Unit Cookie Managers. It discusses the goals of volunteering, how Girl Scouts benefit from participating, and how to be a successful manager. Managers are encouraged to be prepared, organized, motivated, and communicate well. The role involves being a leader, teacher, coach, motivator, listener, coordinator, and organizer. The training also reviews what's new for the upcoming cookie season, the manager's responsibilities, and use of the online system to manage the sale.
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2013 Fall Product Training
1. Gi rl Scout s of NORTH
CENTRAL ALABAMA 2013 Fal l
Product Program
2. What are the benefit for participating in
the Fall Product Activity
• Troops earn early start-up funds
• Girls earn individual recognitions
• Girls gain experience and learn life skills through
participation
• Funds are generated that help our council deliver
programs and expand the opportunities for girls and
volunteers!
3. Eligibility and Responsibility
Girl Eligibility
•Current registration
•Parent Permission
SU Fall Product Manager Responsibilities
•Promote the program and the products offered to all eligible troops.
•Distribute materials, products, prizes, etc
•Maintain regular communication with troops and Council Product Sales
Manager during the sale.
•Ensure that all troops place and order in Nut-E.
•Deliver troop Final Paperwork to Council by deadline.
•Read your position description in manual.
4. Before the sale Preparation
-Service Unit Fall Managers will:
•Train Troop Fall Product Managers
•Train and assign each Troop Fall Product
Manager
a Nut-E username and password.
•Distribute forms and materials to each Troop Fall
Product Manager.
5. Three ways for troops and girls to
participate in Fall Product Activity
1.Magazines
-direct magazines orders using the magazine
catalogue and paper order forms
-online
2.Nuts and Candy
3.Address Booklets
6. Troop Fall Managers Responsibilities
-make sure all girls are registered.
-give out girl packets.
-have parent meeting and get permission form signed.
-keep parents informed on due dates.
-enter girl orders in Nut-e.
-distribute products and collect money.
-make deposits and hand in final paperwork.
7. Troop Proceeds
• 20% for any nut and candy item
• 15% for any magazine or book order
- online orders troop receives 5% more
-5% additional opting out of incentives
(Juniors, Cadets, Senior, Ambassadors
only)
• $2 for each completed and unique Step 2
Booklet. No duplicate addresses.
Troops Can Easily Earn
Early Start-Up Funds
8. How Much Can Your
Troop Earn?
Troop with 10 Girls
Each Girl sells:
3 QSP Orders
20 Nut Items
1 Address Booklet
Troop Earns:
$300 Profit
9. Nut and Candy Sale
•Troops earn 20 % of total sales of nut and candy items
•Order taking for fall product sale starts:
September 20 – October 11
•No booth sale – Friends and Family Sale
•Collect money when product is delivered
10. Placing the Nut & Candy Order
•Troops enter the girls orders into Nut-E by:
•11:59pm on October 15th
or you will be locked
out.
•SU double check all orders on Nut-E by:
•11:59 pm on October 17th
or you will be locked
out.
11. Magazine Sale
•Online ordering available Sept 1and Direct Magazine sale run from
Sept 20 – October 11
•Troops earn 15 % for every magazine subscription/renewal
•Troops earn additional 5 % for online magazine orders
12. Address Booklet
•Girls complete an address booklet providing
mailing addresses for their friends and family out
of the area.
•The troop earns $2 for each completed address
booklet. (maximum of 1 per participating girl).
13. Delivering Product
•Su will be assigned a delivery agent. Delivery will vary
depending on which area of the council you are in.
•Products will be delivered to the SU from November 6-9.
•SU should receive a call or confirmation e-mail form the
Delivery Agent before your delivery.
•ALWAYS count your order during delivery.
•Distribute the merchandise to each troop.
•ALWAYS use the G-2 or T-2 receipts when distributing
product and receiving money.
•Keep copies of the receipts for your records!
14. Review of important dates
•Nut & Candy Sale – Sept 20-Oct 11
•Magazine Sale – Sept 20 – Oct. 11
•Troops enter orders in Nut-E – Oct 15 by 11:59 pm or you will be
locked out at midnight
•SU confirms orders in Nut-e – Oct 17 by 11:59 pm or you will be
locked out by midnight.
•Product delivery to SU’s – Nov. 6-9
•Deposit due – Nov. 20
•Troop paperwork due to SUFM – Nov 20
16. All Fall 2013 Options in One Girl Packet
Gi r l Pa c ke t
Addr e s s Bookl e t Ma ga z i ne s
Nut s & Ca ndy
Cus t omi z e d
Onl i ne Fl ye r
17. Addi t i onal onl i ne program
act i vi t i es can be f ound at :
www. What CanAGi rl Do. com
18. It ’ s as Easy as 1, 2, 3…
• Fi rst …Se nd e ma i l s
t o f r i e nds & f a mi l y
of f e r i ng opt i on t o
or de r ma ga z i ne s &
nut s
• Next …s e l l nut s a nd
ma ga z i ne s i n pe r s on
• Last …c ompl e t e t he
a ddr e s s bookl e t
be f or e e ve r yt hi ng
i s due t o t r oop
19. 1. Teaches Gi rl s Current Market i ng
Ski l l s
2. Qui ck & Easy
3. Produces Amazi ng Resul t s
4. To Get St art ed, go t o: Counci l
Web Si t e
Onl i ne Magazi ne & Nut Sal es
& Market i ng Program
21. Personalizing Landing
Page
• Girls customize the message that
customers see.
• Be sure she sets a goal as customers
will see her progress.
• THE most effective online selling
method… it’s next best to being there!
22. Entering Emails
• Emails are only used for this one time ask and are
never rented or sold.
• Recipients click a link, make their selection and pay
with credit card.
• No processing fees for customers.
• Magazines arrive faster.
• Parents print or email Girl’s Online Sales Report to
troop manager for girls to receive credit for orders
generated.
23. CUSTOMER EMAIL
Emails sent to
supporters will
include a link to the
Magazine Store
and a link to the Nut
Store
24. Facebook and Twitter
• Post to Facebook newsfeed
• Opportunity to reach broader
network of family and friends
• Any sales directly track to Girl
Scout’s QSP/Nut Online
Program and are reported on
the Girl’s Online Sales Report
26. • Optional email sent every time a
nut promise is made
– Keep track on order card
• Girl’s Online Sales Report sent to
adult’s email address at end of
program
• Average 4 to 5 MORE units per
girl using program!
Electronic Nut Promise Order Taker
(For Presentation Purposes Only)
• Girls select who to ask
– Girls still have to collect
money and deliver
Nut Orders Option
27. GIRL’S ONLINE SALES
REPORT• Send more emails and get more
orders
• All Reports must be returned by
10/11/2013 to count towards girl
recognitions and troop proceeds
• Girl’s Online Sales Report sent
to adult’s email address
at end of program
• All Online Magazine &
Nut sales will be listed
29. Magazine Order Form
• Customers should keep the pink copy
• Yellow & White copy turned in to the troop leader by October
27th
Please
Throw Old Ones
Away
32. Address Booklet Postcard
•Girls complete postcards with names & addresses of friends
and family
• Personalize with a P.S. Message
• Easy option, every girl can participate, no selling
34. $8.00 NEW $7.00 $7.00 $7.00
$6.00
$6.00 $6.00 $6.00 $6.00 NEW $6.00
$5.00
$5.00
$5.00 $5.00 $5.00
SALE DATES- 9/20- 10/11
35. Gi rl Scout Fl ower Pot
Ti n
wi t h DOUBLE CHOCOLATE
TRUFFLES
36. Suppor t your f a vor i t e Gi r l Sc out a nd
t he br a ve me n a nd wome n s e r vi ng i n
our mi l i t a r y. Ea c h $5 dona t i on wi l l
be us e d t o dona t e a nut i t e m t o t he
mi l i t a r y.
Support i ng Our
Mi l i t ary!
Gi rl s Sel l i ng 5 Or More It ems Wi l l Earn The
SHARE Pat ch!
37. $50 COMBINED SALES
3 Mags
ADDRESS BOOKLET
10 NAMES
ALL REWARDS ARE CUMULATIVE
12 EMAILS
5 MILITARY ORDERS
6 Mags
$100
Combined sales
$275 Combined
Sales. PLUS SS PATCH
$375 Combined sales.
Choice.
$475
Combined sales. Choice
OR
$575
Combined sales
$775 Combined sales
Choice
$1,500 in
combined sales
ONE WEEK AT
RESIDENT
$675 Combined
Sales LG BEE
$175
Combined sales
Or
$1,000 IN COMBINED SALES
$100 BEST BUY OR
KINDLE READER
ASHDON ACTIVITY
OR
38. Remember troops should order to the piece
You will be contacted by the delivery agent to finalize time
and date
Count products carefully before signing
Make sure you print out 2 copies of T2’s and have each
troop sign – you keep one copy
Keep chocolate away from light and heat
Do not store products outside
If you have specific program questions, refer to your
training materials or call the council office
REMINDERS
39. THANKS FOR ALL YOU DO!
We can’t say it enough or in too many different ways
Editor's Notes
Presenter: THANK YOU! (Ice breaker—encourage everyone to stand up and pat their neighbor on the back or give each other “high fives”) Volunteers and Girls displayed Courage, Confidence and Character with setting and achieving goals in 2011! Only our 4th year and the program continues to grow!