LOS ANGELES: Last year, Ellen rang the pizza delivery guy to feed the starved celebs at the Oscars, this year, Chris Rock brought his daughter’s Girl Scouts cookies troupe to sell cookies to the audience.

Surprisingly, nobody knows where the money is! Two weeks since the coveted awards night and people are raising eyebrows about where the cash went.

The California’s Girl Scout Troop 5215 apparently sold cookies worth $65,000, but it seems like the Academy is in no mood to donate the money to the local organization.

The Girl Scout Council says they haven’t received the money yet, and the Academy isn’t responding to their attempts to get in touch, reports TMZ.

However, it seems the Girl Scouts will indeed receive the $65,000 pledged during the Feb. 28 Oscar ceremony.

“Of course we have every intention of honoring our commitment to the Girl Scouts,” said a spokesperson at the Academy of Motion Picture Arts & Sciences. “They were such a highlight, and we were happy to have them.”

Billing and payments on a complicated telecast like the Academy Awards take time, and it’s been less than two weeks since the broadcast. But the Academy rep assures that the payment will come as soon as possible.

The local chapter was to get around $1000. “The donation process is determined by local councils,” said a representative from Girl Scouts of America.