DO
Cancel any booths that you will not use. If you can't make a booth offer it to a fellow Pima troop or send a note to Pima Neighborhood before cancelling so we can help our neighborhood troops.
Be polite to customers, store employees, fellow Girl Scouts, and adult volunteers at all times but particularly if you encounter a confrontational situation.
Take written proof of booth scheduling from eBudde with you.
Do arrive five minutes before your booth start and leave promptly when your time is over.
Leave the booth space cleaner than you found it. Take all your trash with you.
Bring your own equipment and supplies (tables, chairs, tape, carts, signs, etc).
Enter all your self-scheduled booths into eBudde for approval.
Check in and out with the store manager and give him/her a thank you note.
Follow store set-up rules.
Follow any directions given to you by the store managers and employees.
Wear Girl Scout identification. You will do better at a booth if your girls wear matching/troop tshirts with vests/sashes. The more professional you look, the better you will do.
Keep less than $100 in your cash box.
Have girl health forms with you, as well as a MS-27 emergency card for reference.
Do not sit on or use store merchandise (for example, do not sit on patio furniture that is for sale).
Do not use store property (for example, do not use store carts and do not sit on store furniture that is intended for their customers' use).
Do not let girls sing, shout, or chant.
Be polite to customers, store employees, fellow Girl Scouts, and adult volunteers at all times but particularly if you encounter a confrontational situation.
Take written proof of booth scheduling from eBudde with you.
Do arrive five minutes before your booth start and leave promptly when your time is over.
Leave the booth space cleaner than you found it. Take all your trash with you.
Bring your own equipment and supplies (tables, chairs, tape, carts, signs, etc).
Enter all your self-scheduled booths into eBudde for approval.
Check in and out with the store manager and give him/her a thank you note.
Follow store set-up rules.
Follow any directions given to you by the store managers and employees.
Wear Girl Scout identification. You will do better at a booth if your girls wear matching/troop tshirts with vests/sashes. The more professional you look, the better you will do.
Keep less than $100 in your cash box.
Have girl health forms with you, as well as a MS-27 emergency card for reference.
DON'T
Do not contact Basha's, Food City, AJ's, Walmart, Sam's Club, Albertson's, Safeway, Fry's, or ASU. Booths for these places are only scheduled by council and are available via Ebudde.
Don't booth at locations that are not girl appropriate such as marijuana dispensaries or bars.
Do not fill store garbage cans with empty boxes. Take them with you.
Do not sit on or use store merchandise (for example, do not sit on patio furniture that is for sale).
Do not use store property (for example, do not use store carts and do not sit on store furniture that is intended for their customers' use).
Do not eat or allow your girls to eat at a cookie booth.
Do not let girls sing, shout, or chant.Do not bring bags from other stores to a booth. (No Fry's bags at Walmart, for example).
Do not block the door.
Do not bring non-Girl Scout friends and/or siblings.
Do not staff your booth with more than four girls at a time.
Do not take bills over $20.
Do not take checks.
Do not ask store managers to mediate any conflict.
Do not argue in front of customers, girls, or store employees.
Do not block the door.
Do not bring non-Girl Scout friends and/or siblings.
Do not staff your booth with more than four girls at a time.
Do not take bills over $20.
Do not take checks.
Do not ask store managers to mediate any conflict.
Do not argue in front of customers, girls, or store employees.