The Fall Product Program is a simple, fun introduction to Girl Scout product sales! Girl Scout families and friends can support a girl’s troop by renewing their favorite magazine subscriptions, subscribing to new magazines, or ordering nuts and candy.
The GSDSW Fall Product Program is an optional council-sponsored program that combines educational activities with money-earning opportunities for the troops. The fall program is directed toward family and friends – those closest to Girl Scouting - and enables troops to earn start-up money by selling nuts, chocolates, and magazine subscriptions
To participate, Girl Scouts need to sign-up and create an account through our online vendor, M2 Media Group.
While participating in the Fall Product Program, girls learn five key skills that prepare them for the future: goal setting, decision making, money management, people skills and business ethics. Ask a Girl Scout in your life how you can help expand her leadership skills to support her goals today. Don't know a Girl Scout? Don't worry! You can still support Girl Scouts by shopping at the links below during the sale. You can order nuts and candy by emailing info@gsdsw.org during the fall sale!
In addition to these important business and life skills, girls will also learn philanthropy through the Care to Share program.
As part of our Care to Share program, Girl Scouts have the opportunity to collect donations that go toward supporting local military organizations. Girl Scouts of the Desert Southwest partners with the various service organizations to distribute cookies to the military. Give back by making a donation today!
There are 3 ways to participate… choose them all or just the ones you want!
The GSDSW Fall Product Program is the perfect opportunity for troops to kick off the Girl Scout year with a fun team-building activity that also generates essential funds to support troop activities. Also, new troops that have no resources in their treasury can quickly earn money to fund their needed uniforms, Journey Books, and Girl’s Guide to Girl Scouting.