Thursday, May 23, 2019

2019 Cookie Entrepreneur Officer Celebration


On Saturday, May 18, GSCCC celebrated our Cookie Entrepreneur Officers who sold 1,000 boxes or more of Girl Scout Cookies this year. More than 100 girls gathered at Camp Skimino in Williamsburg to be rewarded for their success. The camp, a year-round, 98-acre location recently won the title of Best Summer Camp as part of Coastal Virginia Magazine’s Best of Readers’ Choice Award contest, making it the perfect place to celebrate this year’s top sellers! Want to attend this camp? Click here to register for summer camp by May 31.


At the outdoor event, the girls enjoyed high-adventure camp activities like canoeing, rock wall climbing, archery and more. Girl Scouts of the Colonial Coast CEO Tracy Keller congratulated the girls on a job well done before the girls shared their goals for the upcoming season, some go-getters even aiming to sell 5,000 boxes!

GSCCC CEO Tracy Keller and Makiyah
Before the closing ceremony, Keller took time to recognize the top three Girl Scouts in the Council who sold the most boxes of cookies. Girl Scout Cadette Danielle from Troop 5 sold 4,468. Girl Scout Senior Makiyah from Troop 1320 sold 4,288. Girl Scout Cadette Maureen from Troop 805 sold 4,047. The top three sellers also finished in the top three for 2018. Below are the girls who completed our top 10 list this year:

4. Jasmine (Troop 10140) sold 3,867 boxes.
5. Sariyah (Troop 1333) sold 3,400 boxes.
6. Abigael (Troop 235) sold 3,006 boxes.
GSCCC CEO Tracy Keller and Maureen
7. Audrina  (Troop 1038) sold 2,950 boxes.
8. Lorelei (Troop 1038) sold 2,911 boxes.
9. Alexis  (Troop 628) sold 2,765 boxes.
10. Makenzie  (Troop 4151) sold 2,550 boxes.

Congratulations to all of our CEOs on a job well done this cookie season! Click here to view more photos from the day’s event.


The Girl Scout Cookie Program is the nation’s leading financial literacy and entrepreneurial program for girls. Through the program, girls learn skills that will last them a lifetime, such as goal setting, decision making, money management, people skills and business ethics.

Registration to attend day and overnight summer camp sessions with Girl Scouts of the Colonial Coast is open until May 31. Girls in grades 1-12, whether or not they are members of Girl Scouts, are invited to attend. Weekly camp sessions will take place between June 16 and August 23. For a complete list of camp sessions and to register, visit www.gsccc.org or call 757-547-4405.