In honor of those who serve, the Girl Scouts of Southeast Florida has launched the 18th annual Cookies for the Military program, inviting the community to donate boxes or cases of Girl Scout cookies that will be sent to service members stationed in the U.S. or overseas.
This year’s goal is to donate 50,000. During the 2025 campaign, the community contributed 44,947 boxes to service members. Since the program began in 2009, the Girl Scouts of Southeast Florida has shipped more than 858,000 boxes to the military through partnerships with nonprofit organizations that provide care packages and support to service members and their families, including Forgotten Soldiers Outreach, Operation Homefront, the American Legion and Soldiers’ Angels.
“Cookies for the Military is a meaningful way for our Girl Scouts and the community to express appreciation for the men and women who serve our country,” said Lisa Johnson, CEO of the Girl Scouts of Southeast Florida. “For our service members, these cookies represent more than a familiar treat, they’re a reminder that they are supported, valued and remembered, no matter where they are stationed.”
The community can contribute by purchasing a box for $6 or a case for $72 through any local Girl Scout or by visiting www.cookiesforthemilitary.org.
Contributions also support the efforts of the Girl Scouts to foster essential financial literacy and leadership skills, including budgeting, customer service and goal-setting.
