GSNC’s Mags&Munchies Program Top Sellers 2015

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Congratulations to the Top Selling Girl Scouts
Congratulations to this year’s top sellers in GSNC’s Mags&Munchies Program.  All of the girls were invited, with an adult guest, to the very special (and yummy!)  CEO Brunch at The Swan Club in Roslyn on December 5.  Girls who sold 50+ subscriptions or 150+ nut/snack items also participated in a fun-tastic “Made in Brooklyn” tour.  And, our tippy top sellers, Kimberly from Merrick Troop 2554, Isabella from Massapequa Troop 2185 and Melanie from Bellmore Troop 941, each selected a camera or Kindle for their special reward for selling over 75 subscriptions or over 200 nut/snack items.
Samantha M* - Troop 225
Sera M - Troop 922
Melanie M*  - Troop 941
Sofia M*  - Troop 3020
Amanda I*  - Troop 66
Isabella Q* - Troop 3740
Carly S* - Troop 1134
Rosemary C* - Troop 2127
Lauren Y - Troop 2178
Julia C* - Troop 547
Sarah W - Troop 563
Isabella I* - Troop 2185
Kimberly F* - Troop 2454
Olivia N - Troop 2049
Gianna T - Troop 2136
Caterina M* - Troop 2413
Isabella S - Troop 3105
Cassandra N* - Troop 3121
Angela P - Troop 3121
Alexandra P - Troop 3122
Megan R - Troop 3070
Kristi D - Troop 3280
Destini C* - Troop 3635
Kayla B* - Troop 2223
Olivia V* - Troop 1816
Sofia L* - Troop 1022
*Top sellers in their Association, with at least 100 items ordered.

Congratulations to the Top Selling Troops
GSNC Troops earned over $45,000 in proceeds through the Mags&Munchies program to help their girls do great things early in the year. The following Troops really rocked it, with over $2000 in orders which earned the Troop two cookie aprons and a cookie table runner.  The Troops who had over $2500 in orders, also received a cookie costume to add to their cookie marketing program.
Troop 2144 - Baldwin
Troop 3231 - Central Park
Troop 3254 - Central Park
Troop 1449 - Garden City
Troop 3616 - Hardscrabble
Troop 1134 - Hempstead
Troop 3219 - Jericho/Syosset
Troop 508 - Manhasset
Troop 547 - Manhasset
Troop 2454 - Merrick
Troop 2049 - Oceanside
Troop 3121 - Seaford/Wantagh
Troop 3070 - The Plains
Troop 3633 - The Plains
Troop 2363 - Valley Stream
Troop 1025 - W. Hemp/Fr. Square
Troop 1257 - W. Hemp/Fr. Square
Troop 1390 - W. Hemp/Fr. Square
Troop 1816 - W. Hemp/Fr. Square
Troop 1022 - WARM

Great Job to our Booth Sale "Ninja's"
Ever see a Troop who is a booth sale “ninja”? Find one of the following Troops at a booth sale, and you’ll see how it’s done!  These Troops had the highest Mags&Munchies booth sale revenues for their level, so they each had early access to securing a Council Cookie booth site:
Daisy:  WARM Troop 1735
Brownie:  ELLM Troop 2182
Junior:  Seaford/Wantagh Troop 3121
Cadette:  The Plains Troop 3635
Senior:  Hardscrabble Troop 3178

Thank You to Our Mags&Munchies Volunteers
Girl Scouts of Nassau County appreciates the efforts of all of the girls and their families who were “Spotacular” and reached new heights with the Mags&Munchies…and Memories program. We would also like to recognize our dedicated Troop Leaders, Mags&Munchies Troop Managers and the following Mags&Munchies Association Chairs and Volunteers who expertly handled Association training, record keeping and product/reward distribution.
Yvette Holmes, Baldwin
Lisa Burke, Bay
Lynn Spahn, Bellmore
Christine Hirtzel, Central Park
Nancy Rosenbaum, East Meadow
Patti La Barbera, ELLM
Karol Greaves, Elmont
Alexis Greaves, Elmont
Celia Haynes, Five Towns
Laura Lanning, Floral Park
Victoria Taylor, Freeport
Kerry Couture, Garden City
Barbara Betkowski, Glen Cove
Betty Greenberger, Great Neck
Sharon Ciullo, Hardscrabble
Felicia  Cacace, Hardscrabble
Kim Carson, Herricks
Theresa Edelman, Hicksville
Judy Stenson, Hicksville
Lisa Schwartz, Island Beach
Donna Bye, The Plains
Fran O'Connor, Jericho/Syosset
Maria Iovine, Manhasset
Cindy Summer, Massapequa
Debbie Meehan, Massapequa
Randi Meltzer, Merrick
Helene Pino, Merrick
Stephanie Sheriff, Oceanside
Catherine Raia, Plainedge
Moira Truss, Plainedge
Terry Wong, Port Washington
Maureen Boyce, Rockville Centre
Tara Deller, Seaford/Wantagh
Julie Nietsch, Seaford/Wantagh
Kimberly Gamble, Uniondale
Erica Petrone, Valley Stream
Terry Bodnar, West Hempstead
Amy Levine, WARM
Jessica Laffey, WARM

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