Fall Product Program

The Girl Scouts of Colorado Fall Product Program is a great way for all troops to earn startup money Girl Scout activities throughout the year or to get one step closer to reaching their next goal.

All troops receive 14% of their magazine orders, and 14% Mini BarkBox and Tervis tumbler orders as troop proceeds, plus $1.15/per item for nuts and chocolates sold.

Girls sell to family and friends. They can do the entire program online or in-person using the order card and following safety guidelines. There is no physical inventory for troops and families to manage during the Fall Product Program. Service unit volunteers will distribute nuts and candy items to girls and caregivers after the program, for girl delivery to customers, along with girl rewards.

Many troop volunteers, caregivers, and Girl Scouts find that Fall Product Program is straightforward and participating can serve as practice for success during the Girl Scout Cookie Program.

The Fall Product Program also helps girls learn the 5 Skills: goal setting, decision-making, money management, people skills, and business ethics. In addition to these important business and life skills, girls will also learn about philanthropy through the Care to Share option.

If your Girl Scout earned the early camp registration reward in the 2026 Fall Product Program, read more here about when you will be able to register for camp.

Training and Guides

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SUFPM training will be in gsLearn. If you have questions or need extra support, please contact your product program specialist (PPS.)

Download, save, and read the guides below. They walk you through all you need to know in managing the Fall Product Program for your area!

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Troop Volunteers

Troop fall product managers must complete required Fall Product Program training online, or some service unit fall product managers (SUFPMs) may offer in-person training at a service unit meeting. Check with your SUFPM. Whether you take training online or in-person, all TFPMs are required complete GSCP Fall Product Program training.

TFPMs can present Fall Product Program training to girls and families during a troop meeting. Use the family guide (on this page under "Girl Scout families") to share an overview of the program, important dates, and actions. Parents/caregivers can also download the guides to refer to during the program. Sharing the family guide will help to answer questions they may have and serve as a reminder of important dates and actions needed.

During the family meeting/training, also distribute order cards and the flier to girls/families and encourage to participate. Make sure you collect required, signed program permission forms too! (See permission forms under "Additional Resources")

If there is a fall rally happening in your area, plan for your Girl Scouts to attend! Ask your service unit fall product manager (SUFPM) about events and reach out to them with any other questions too.

The troop guides below outline deadline dates and the essential information you need to know as you manage the Fall Product Program for your troop. Read and reference them as needed, before, during, and after the program.

New to using M2? Watch these short demo videos!

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Girl Scout Families
Be sure to watch the training video on the M2 dashboard when you log in and watch the short “how-to” videos linked below too. Your troop fall product manager (TFPM) may present training at a troop family meeting as well.

The TFPM will also have an order card, family flier, and other resources to give you. They can answer your questions and assist you during and after the program too. Before your Girl Scout participates in the Fall Product Program, you must complete a digital or printed program permission form.

The “How to Get Started” quick guide will walk you through the steps of helping your Girl Scout set up her online storefront. Click on the link to the program guide below and read through them. They will explain all you need to know to help your Girl Scout succeed during the Fall Product Program!

New to using M2? Watch these short demo videos!

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Juliette caregivers act as Fall Product Program managers for their Girl Scout Juliettes. Caregivers/parents help their Girl Scouts to set-up their online storefront in M2 and/or help them share the nut/candy order card with family and friends. Service unit fall product managers (SUFPMs) are key volunteers that will communicate with Juliette caregivers and are available to answer questions and offer support.

Below is a Juliette Caregiver Program Guide with important dates, steps to take before, during, and after the program, and tips for success! Also included are Juliette deposit instructions and best practices for taking in-person orders and making nut and candy deliveries.

Watch the training video in M2. It's an overview of the Fall Product Program and how to navigate the M2 operating system. There are also short "how-to videos linked below that are helpful too!

Juliette Caregiver Program Guide
Product Program Payment instructions

New to using M2? Watch these short demo videos :

Find videos to help your Girl Scout set up her M2 site under the Girl Scout Families drop down menu.

Important Dates

August

Week of Aug. 24 - Service unit fall product manager (SUFPM) regional gatherings. SUFPM and troop fall product manager (TFPM) training available in gsLearn.

September

Sept. 10 - GO DAY! TFPMs send the caregiver/adult email campaign (log-in email sent to caregivers and Girl Scouts) through M2. Sending the log-in email through M2 is a requirement for TFPMs to earn the Personalized Patch.

Once Girl Scouts and caregivers log into M2, they can create and customize their avatar, set-up their storefronts, and record a voice message or a video.

Girl Scouts and troops can participate anytime on or after Sept. 10. Girl Scouts can participate even if the troop is not participating; however, the troop will receive proceeds only if there is an approved TFPM.

October

Oct. 23, 8 p.m. Paper order card girl delivery orders end. Orders can be entered into M2 through the Girl Scouts’ dashboard by caregivers/families until 8 p.m. TFPMs can enter orders as well.

Oct. 23, 8 p.m. Families can make a payment for order card orders through M2 online storefront or turn in cash for in person nut/candy orders to TFPM.

After Oct. 23, customers can purchase nut and candy items for girl delivery through online storefronts only up until Oct. 26, 8 p.m. No late orders will be accepted.

Oct. 25, 8 p.m. Fall Product Program ends. Online nut/candy girl delivery orders end.

Oct. 26, 8 p.m. Deadline for TFPMs/SUFPMs to enter any paper card orders.

Oct. 26, 8 p.m. Rewards deadline. Girl Scouts, caregivers, or TFPMs can select girl reward options in M2 at all levels that offer a choice between rewards and/or require a size.

November

Nov. 5: Fall Product Program ACH debit.

Week of Nov. 9: Fall products and girl rewards start to be delivered to SUFPM. Once received and sorted, SUFPMs will coordinate pick-up times/days with TFPMs.

Week of Nov. 16: TFPMs distribute products and rewards to Girl Scouts, and Girl Scouts start to deliver products to customers.

December

Early December - If Fall Product Program girl rewards are not delivered in November, they will be delivered to SUFPM in early December. Once received and sorted, SUFPMs will coordinate pick-up times/days with TFPMs, and TFPMs will distribute rewards to Girl Scouts.

Program Resources

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Girls can set up and run their own online storefront through the M2 Operating System. It's simple! Go to www.gsnutsandmags.com/GSCO to get started.

Girl Scouts can create an avatar, set goals, and customize their digital storefront, then send emails to friends and family asking them to purchase nuts, candy, Tervis Tumblers, BarkBox options, personalized items, and magazine subscriptions to support their individual and troop goals.

Customers can purchase treats to be donated to the U.S. Military as part of the "Care to Share" program too.

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View and download the Fall Product Program order card.

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Girls can earn rewards for different aspects and levels of the Fall Product Program. All rewards are cumulative. Note: Rewards are subject to change.

To see the girl rewards, click here.

Download this flyer for details about how Girl Scouts can earn a personalized patch, become part of the Smores Club, and enter Fall Product Program contests.

If your Girl Scout earned the early camp registration reward in the 2026 Fall Product Program, read more here about when you will be able to register for camp.

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Troops receive 14% in proceeds for magazine, BarkBox, and Tervis tumbler orders, and a $1.15 in troop proceeds per item for nut and candy item sold. Troops must have a troop fall product manager (TFPM) with a current GSCO membership and who has completed a TFPM agreement form and been approved by GSCO.

Download this flyer to see full details on Troop S'mores Club criteria and rewards, and TFPM personalized patch criteria.

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A customer can donate to Care to Share and treats will be distributed to the military. Troops earn $1.15 for each Care to Share donation, which count toward the individual girls’ rewards. Girls can earn a special “Care to Share” patch if they have ten or more Care to Share donations.

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Get full details about rewards and criteria on the S’mores club page.

Download this flyer for details about how TFPMs can earn a personalized patch, become part of the S'mores Club, and earn the Product Program troop reward of an early booth pick for the 2027 Girl Scout Cookie Program.

Download this flyer for details about how Girl Scouts can earn a personalized patch and become part of the S'mores Club.

Download this flyer for details about how Girl Scouts can enter two contest drawings to win a giant Kangaroo plush and a vintage prize pack for selling 15 or more magazines.

Download this flyer for details about the new Golden Ticket contest. One lucky Girl Scout will win a free, GSCO CampInTouch camp session, up to six days!

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