ANCHORAGE, ALASKA -- Selling Girl Scout cookies is normally a foolproof business model, but the coronavirus outbreak cooled sales of for Alaska scourts.
First National Bank Alaska facilitated the federal Paycheck Protection Program loan, The Anchorage Daily News reported Sunday. "It was frenzied shopping, and people were hoarding cookies like they were toilet paper," Ridle said of sales before the state ordered business closures last month. The funding allowed employees to continue working and provide online programs for Girl Scouts stuck at home, like magic trick lessons and flamenco dancing. A new COVID-19 badge emphasizes good hygiene.Companies including ConocoPhillips Co., GCI LLC and First National Bank Alaska have also made big cookie purchases to help the Girl Scouts.
Here’s some money..go ahead and spread diabetes to all who can afford 5 bucks for 6 cookies.
Great initiative.. but how about more relief and continued support for our most vulnerable (seniors, the homeless, paramedics, people in domestic situations, pharmaceutical workers, social workers, support workers). Again, this is a great idea, but cookie sales support.😅
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