It’s that time of year again, just as you’re trying to get back on track from the holidays here comes the most irresistible treats on Earth: Girl Scout Cookies.
With a new season of selling comes new cookies as well as innovative and faster ways to satisfy your sweet tooth. The Girls Scouts of America has partnered up with Doordash so whether you’re craving Thin Mints, Samoas, or Do-si-dos you can get them at your door in just a couple clicks.
In previous years, the Girl Scouts were able to quickly adapt to customers’ needs by replacing in-person booths with online ordering. With the addition of Doordash, now Girl Scout cookie lovers will be able to connect with a Girl Scout, even if they don’t know one personally, to have cookies delivered or available for pick-up at a local booth.
Girl Scouts will be able to expand their entrepreneurial experience by working with Doordash’s technology team to track and fulfill orders as well as manage inventory. Select areas can begin purchasing Girl Scout cookies through Doordash in January, with expanded service in February.
“As a Girl Scout Cookie lover myself, I am so excited to welcome Girl Scouts of the USA to our platform, providing a fast and convenient option for customers to access beloved Girl Scout Cookies on-demand while empowering Girl Scouts to meaningfully grow their cookie businesses,” said Shanna Prevé, DoorDash’s VP of strategic partnerships and business development.
Not only will you soon be able to satisfy your cookie craving instantly, but a new option will be introduced this season: Adventurefuls, which are brownie-inspired cookies with caramel-flavored crème and a hint of sea salt.
Girl Scout Cookies will be available from January until April and can be purchased from your local Girl Scout, or by texting COOKIES to 59618 and signing up to be the among the first to receive information about Girl Scout Cookies.
Doordash delivery will be available starting in February, with select markets offering the service in January. Starting February 18, the cookie finder will be available on the Girl Scouts official website. By entering your zip code you can find local Girl Scout booths or donate cookies to first responders.
