Fall Product
The Program in a Nutshell
Everyone knows Girl Scouts are famous for our delicious cookies, but did you know we sell even more delectable treats and goodies in the fall?
The Fall Product Program is a Council-sponsored program that combines educational activities with money earning opportunities for the troops. During the Fall Product Program Girl Scouts participate in selling nuts, candy and magazines, all of which go a long way to help with troop start-up funds. The Fall Product Program is a simple, fun introduction to Girl Scout product programs!
The 2024 program has ended. Well done to all of our Girl Scouts for a successful Fall Product Program. We had so much fun watching you all “Embrace Possibility” throughout the season alongside “Ellie” the Elephant!
Our Top 5 Entrepreneurs
- Girl Scout Junior Joanna D. – Service Unit 440 Outer Banks, Troop 4039
- Girl Scout Daisy Aashi U. – Service Unit 260 Princess Anne, Troop 405
- Girl Scout Daisy Haley B. – Service Unit 140 Williamsburg, Troop 1295
- Girl Scout Brownie Kailynn B. – Service Unit 140 Williamsburg, Troop 4246
- Girl Scout Brownie Kennedie B. – Service Unit 210 Beach Central, Troop 927
Veterans Day Care to Share Winners
Thank you to these Girl Scouts for supporting this important promotion. The Council Care to Share donation will be delivered directly to the USO of Hampton Roads and Central Virginia.
- Girl Scout Brownie Ellie E. – SU 250 Lynnhaven Shores, Troop 1014
- Girl Scout Brownie Lucie D. – SU 140 Williamsburg, Troop 1445
- Girl Scout Cadette Abby G. – SU 140 Williamsburg, Troop 1385
- Girl Scout Brownie Iyanna W. – SU 120 Hampton, Troop 1391
- Girl Scout Daisy Brielle M. – SU 220 Redwing, Troop 2280
- Girl Scout Cadette Hannah S. – SU 110 Newport News, Troop 1260
- Girl Scout Brownie Awen C. – SU 150 York/Poquoson, Troop 1024
Fall Product Bingo Winners
- Girl Scout Daisy American D. – Service Unit 230 Kempsville, Troop 613
- Girl Scout Cadette Willa G. – Service Unit 130 Gloucester/Mathews, Troop 1018
- Girl Scout Junior Genevieve S. – Service Unit 210 Beach Central, Troop 957
- Girl Scout Brownie Chloe C. – Service Unit 340 Southern Chesapeake, Troop 602
Fall Product Guide for Families
Help your Girl Scout make the most of this opportunity with useful tips and information, and explore this year’s product and rewards!
VIEW NOWGirls & Families — Action Steps
To sign your Girl Scout up for the Fall Product Program, check in with your troop leaders first to be sure your troop is participating. Then, complete the online Caregiver Agreement Form.
After completing these first steps to getting started with the program, here’s what you’ll need to do next:
- Obtain fall program materials from your troop fall product manager.
- Review the Family Guide for details on setting up your Girl Scout’s M2 site, plus view the list of products and rewards.
- Set goals: Which reward levels does she want to earn?
- Explore the dropdowns below for more details, tutorials, and downloadables.
Important Dates 
Family Guide and Order Cards
Fall Product Assortment
Fall Product Rewards
The 2024 Fall Product Program theme is “Embrace Possibility,” and our mascot is the Asian Elephant!
The 2024 Fall Product Rewards lineup includes awesome elephant-themed rewards that girls can earn by participating in the program.
Go Solo as an Individual Girl Scout
M2 Storefront
How-To Videos from M2
Fall Product Activities for Girls
Care to Share Donation Program
Credit Card Processing
Troops — Action Steps
To get your troop started for the Fall Product Program, please have your Troop Fall Product Coordinator sign the TFPC Agreement. Once the agreement has been signed and submitted, you will be assigned training.
Troop Leader Resources
Fall Product Troop Manual
Help them launch their first business smoothly with this guide to caregiver meetings, order taking and finances.
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