Clara Kaufmann, 6, right, hands a large order of Girl Scout Cookies to a customer Sunday at Auburn Girl Scout Troop 5043’s drive-thru cookie booth on Center Street. With her sister, Ellie Kaufmann, 8, center, and Bella Lambert, 8, Clara rang up cookie sales, accepting cash, credit cards or debit cards to fund the troop’s activities. The troop plans to set up next week at Blackie’s Farm Fresh Produce at 966 Minot Ave. in Auburn. Andree Kehn/Sun Journal

Ezra Irish, 6, left, his sister, Evelyn, 9, and Nadia Doyon, 8, do what necessary Sunday to attract attention from passing motorists to the children’s drive-thru Girl Scout Cookies sale on Center Street in Auburn. The troop decided this year to send 10% of its sales to area nonprofits, and use the remainder of the money for group activities. The troop is also funding all Girl Scout fees and costs of uniforms, sashes and badges through cookie sale events, to remove all costs associated with participating in Scouting. Ezra says he is there to support his sister, but is not a Girl Scout. Andree Kehn/Sun Journal