And the Top Sellers Are……

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The Mags&Munchies…and Memories Program is almost over for this year (just product delivery and rewards distribution remains) but it was a great year for our girls, our Troops and Council.  Many thanks to all of our adult Volunteers,  Association Mags&Munchies Chairs, and Troop Managers who dedicate so much time to helping our girls with this learning and earning program. Congratulations to our all of our top sellers. 

 

2014 Mags&Munchies…and Memories Program

Association Top Sellers (with at least 100 items sold/ordered)

 

Baldwin:  Alessandra S, Troop 2427

Bay:  Samantha M, Troop 225

Bellmore:  Melanie M, Troop 941

Central Park:  Sofia M, Troop 3020

Garden City:  Riley M, Troop 1322

Hardscrabble:  Regina M, Troop 3339

Hicksville:  Sara R, Troop 3155

Massapequa:  Isabella I, Troop 2185

Merrick:  Kimberly F, Troop 2454

Oceanside:  Caterina M, Troop 2413

Seaford/Wantagh:  Alexandra P, Troop 3122

The Plains:  Kristi D, Troop 3280

Valley Stream:  Kayla B, Troop 2223

West Hempstead/Franklin Square:  Olivia V, Troop 1816

 

 

2014 Mags&Munchies….and Memories Program

Top Selling Troops – Based on Dollars

 

Troops that earned a Cookie Program sign and a Girl Scout Tablecloth ($2500+ in sales)
Central Park: Troop 3254

Merrick:  Troop 2454

Valley Stream:  Troop 2223

West Hempstead/Franklin Square:  Troops 1025, 1390

 

Troops that earned a Cookie Program sign ($2,000 - $2,499 in sales):

Bay:  Troop 65

Bellmore: Troops 911, 947, 952

Jericho/Syosset:  Troop 3532

Manhasset:  Troops 508, 547

Oceanside:  Troop 2049

Seaford/Wantagh:  Troops 3013, 3121

The Plains:  Troop 3633

West Hempstead/Franklin Square:  Troop 1257

WARM:  Troop 1298

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