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Chief Biehl also challenged other local chiefs to contact area troops to see if they had any cookies left
Girl Scouts cut the cookie program short this year due to the coronavirus pandemic, resulting in an average loss of $900 per troop, according to the Girl Scouts of Western Ohio.
Chief Biehl joined #BusinessBossesSupportingCookieBosses by buying 8 cases of #GirlScoutCookies from 2 local troops & donating the delicious treats to @GoodNghbrHouse & @thefoodbankinc.
— Dayton Police Dept. (@DaytonPolice) May 5, 2020
He's challenging other local Chiefs to see if @GirlScoutsWOH have more cookies to buy. pic.twitter.com/g59YfAejcs
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The challenge calls on people to donate at least four cases of cookies, about $250, to show community spirit.
Troops will donate the cookies to community partners, including foodbanks, schools, hospitals and other essential workers during the pandemic.
Chief Biehl stepped up to help two local @GirlScoutsWOH troops during their #BusinessBossesSupportingCookieBosses campaign. Member of Troop #30117 greeted Officers Mollohan & Paxton as they came to pick up the cookies. Thanks for your support ladies! pic.twitter.com/gUQUZOcO2m
— Dayton Police Dept. (@DaytonPolice) April 29, 2020
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