PITTSBURGH — A 6-year-old Girl Scout from Pittsburgh has sold a record-setting 75,000 boxes of cookies across all 50 states.
“Being able to help and empower her is incredible,” her father, Luke Anorak-Neill, said.
Pim Neill reached the milestone during this year’s cookie season, drawing national attention as videos promoting her sales circulated online, reaching millions of viewers.
Her family says social media helped turn a traditional fundraiser into a viral movement.
“We’re building a movement, and it’s so cool. We’re moving girls into 2026,” Anorak-Neill said. “I was like, ‘Oh, a million people have seen this. This is crazy.’”
Girl Scouts of Western Pennsylvania officials say Pim’s achievement is unprecedented.
“For us, this has never happened,” Girl Scouts of Western Pennsylvania’s Mina Beach said. “So this is very exciting that we get to bring girls into Western Pennsylvania.”
After surpassing 75,000 boxes sold, Pim already has her sights set on a new goal: 100,000 boxes.
Her accomplishment has become a source of pride for both the organization and her family.
“Being able to help and empower her is incredible,” a family member said.
Pim’s digital store can be found here.
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