Participate in our product programs to fund your next adventure!

Have fun and learn business skills through our fall product and Girl Scout Cookie programs. And then use your proceeds to power life-changing programs, experiences and learning for yourself and your troop all year long.

Girls develop FIVE life skills as a result of participation in our product programs:

Goal Setting
Decision Making
Money Management
People Skills

Business Ethics

One of many sweet rewards:

Every year, you can earn Nut Bucks when you participate in the Fall Product Program and Cookie Dough (and Daisy Dollars if you are an individually registered Juliette Girl Scout) when you participate in the Girl Scout Cookie Program.

These credits can be used on purchases at any of GSCP2P's shops or camp trading posts, for admission to council events, for summer camp fees and even used to help you travel through council-sponsored pathway trips like GSUSA-sponsored Destinations or GSUSA-sponsored Getaways.

Fall Product Program

The Fall Product Program is a council-sponsored program that combines educational activities with money-earning activities for troops. The program is directed toward friends and family of Girl Scouts and enables troops to earn start-up funds for the year by selling magazines, as well as candy and nuts. The program is conducted both face-to-face and via the Internet using a secure online program.

Participating in the Fall Product Program is as easy as 1, 2, 3!

Starting September 14, 2026, click on the Create Your Avatar link to register for an online account.
From September 14-November 9, 2026, send personalized e-mail messages or post your unique URL on your personal social media pages, inviting friends and family to shop on your personal online store front.
Deliver girl-delivered nut/candy products in November to customers and celebrate your troop's achievements.

To get started, you will need a signed Parent Permission Form.

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The Fall Product Program affects every girl involved in Girl Scouting in one way or another. All of the proceeds generated stay in the Girl Scouts Carolinas Peaks to Piedmont council to support Girl Scouting in our area, including the portion that goes directly to the troop selling the products. Proceeds earned are not the property of individual girls – they are distributed according to a council plan to benefit all girls involved in Girl Scouting through program activities, council resources and scholarship funds for girl program participation, service projects and travel.

This program benefits girls as they practice essential entrepreneurship skills with the option to earn additional badges tied to Financial Literacy.

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September 14
Fall Product Program begins! Click the link in the launch e-mail from the council or go to our homepage to get started with the online component of the program.

Girls can also begin taking orders on the candy/nut order card.

October 19
Last day to take in-person orders for candy/nut items that will be delivered by girls.

Last day for parents/girls to enter candy/nut orders from the order card in the M2 system. Do not enter girl-delivered online orders as these are already in the system.

Payment for any candy/nut paper order card sales is due to your troop at this time.

October 24
Last day for girls to take online orders for candy/nut items that will be delivered by girls.

November 9
Online sales end at 11:59 p.m. for magazines and candy/nut items that are shipped directly to customers.

November 12-14
Candy/nut items delivered. Check with your troop volunteer for location, date and time to pick up your candy/nut items for girl delivery.

November 13
Recognition selections due in the M2 system.

Rewards

In addition to the five key skills girls learn from the Girl Scout Fall Product Program, girls can earn individual girl rewards.

Rewards are cumulative, which means girls will earn the reward for the highest level achieved and each reward at the lower levels of achievement.

Details on 2026 Fall Product Program recognition items can be found here!

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Girls and troop volunteers can create their own M2 avatar. Log into www.gsnutsandmags.com/gscp2p.

Avatar patches will be mailed directly to each girl who earns them at the end of each program. Girls should ensure their correct mailing address is reflected in the M2 system.

Fall Product Program Patch

Choose the background of your patch and personalize your avatar!

Girls earn a 2026 Fall Product Program personalized avatar patch by:

Creating their avatar
Sending 20 or more e-mails through the M2 system during the 2026 Fall Product Program
Using the “Share My Site” function in the M2 system to ask friends and family for support
Selling four or more magazine items and 20 or more candy/nut items during the 2026 Fall Product Program

Cookie Crossover Patch

Girls earn a Cookie Crossover personalized avatar patch by:

Creating their avatar
Sending 20 or more e-mails through the M2 system during the 2026 Fall Product Program
Selling one or more candy/nut or magazine item during the 2026 Fall Product Program
Using the “Share My Site” function in the M2 system to ask friends and family for support
Selling 300 or more packages of cookies in the 2027 Girl Scout Cookie Program

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Girls Scouts Carolinas Peaks to Piedmont is sponsoring a council-wide service project to donate Honey Roasted Peanuts to our local food banks. All girls who sell at least five items for this service project earn a special patch.

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Learn about e-commerce and make ordering easy for your customers near and far! As you create your digital storefront, you can design your very own avatar with fun outfits, accessories and styles. Submit your avatar to our Avatar Fashion Show for a chance to be featured on our Facebook and Instagram for #WearItWednesday!

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Girl Scouts Carolinas Peaks to Piedmont offers magazines, Bark Boxes, Tervis tumblers, personalized stationary products and candy/nuts through its Fall Product Program. Friends and family can order or renew their favorite magazine subscriptions through the M2 Media online program and delicious candy/nut items produced by Ashdon Farms. Click here to learn more about Ashdon Farm's Girl Scout products and their nutritional information.

We offer several delicious varieties of candy and nut items that range in price from $8-10 including:

Deluxe Pecan Clusters
Roasted pecans covered in caramel and milk chocolate. 5 oz. gift box: $8

Peanut Butter Bears
Milk chocolate bears with a smooth peanut butter filling. 6 oz. gift box: $8

Dulce de Leche Owls
Fresh, milky caramel surrounded by smooth milk chocolate. 5.1 oz gift box.: $8

Dark Chocolate Caramel Caps with Sea Salt
Dark chocolate covered caramel topped with sea salt. 6 oz. gift box: $8

Peanut Butter Trail Mix
Peanuts, peanut butter gems, peanut butter mini cups, mini pretzels and cashews. 7 oz. gift box: $8

Hot Cajun Crunch
Cajun corn sticks, seasoned peanuts, pretzels and sesame sticks. 7 oz. poptop can: $8

Dark Chocolate Mint Penguins
Rich dark chocolate penguins bursting with frosty mint. 6 oz. gift box: $8

Fruit Slices
Fat free! Chewy fruit slices in an assortment of flavors. 10.5 oz. bag: $8

Raisins Covered in a Chocolate Coating
The plumpest raisins covered in smooth milk chocolate. 10 oz. poptop can: $9

Cherry Almond Clusters
Roasted almonds and dried cherries covered in caramel and milk chocolate. 6 oz. box: $9

English Butter Toffee
Crunchy handcrafted toffee drenched in milk chocolate. 6 oz. gift box: $9

Dark Chocolate Peppermint Pretzels
Crunchy pretzels coated in rich dark chocolate and sprinkled with peppermint pieces. 6.5 oz. bag: $9

Vanilla Flavored Honey Roasted Pecans
Honey roasted pecans with vanilla flavoring. 6 oz. poptop can: $10

Almonds Covered in a Chocolate Coating
Crunchy almonds covered in milk chocolate. 10 oz. poptop can: $10

Whole Cashews
A classic favorite roasted and salted with sea salt. 8 oz. poptop can: $10

Care to Share- Honey Roasted Peanuts
Each $8 donation will give one can of Honey Roasted Peanuts to the local food bank.

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How To: Order Card Entries

Girl Scout Cookie Program

When you participate in this iconic experience, you’re part of something even bigger than you, your troop and all the amazing girls nationwide that sell too- you’re part of the largest girl-led entrepreneurial program in the world! Having the opportunity to run your very own cookie business gives you skills essential for success today and in the future.

Getting started is easy!
Create your digital storefront with the access coded e-mailed to you and find all the ways you can participate in the Quick Bites section below.
Please note that first-time access to Digital Cookie should be done on a computer and not on the mobile app. If you did not receive a Digital Cookie code, please contact info@girlscoutsp2p.org for assistance.

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Why the Cookie Program Matters

Ways to Participate

Follow the Rules!

Cookie Program Responsibility

Safety Tips

Cookie Lineup

Cookie Dough and Daisy Dollars

Troop Proceeds and Girl Rewards

How the Cookie Crumbles

Cookie Program FAQs

Sisters Working Together Patch

Out of the Ordinary

Walk-About Week

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November 18
Troop Cookie Managers can begin to enter their troop's initial order in Smart Cookies

December 5
Last day for Troop Cookie Managers to enter their initial cookie order in Smart Cookies

December 11
Cookie Dough earned from the 2025 cookie program expires

December 16
2026 Girl Scout Cookie Program begins

January 7-10
Cookie deliveries

January 10-18
Walk-About Week

January 12
Cookie Cupboards Open (only Monday it is open during the season)

January 16
Cookie Booths start

March 1
2026 Girl Scout Cookie Program ends

Rewards

In addition to the five key skills girls learn from the Girl Scout Cookie Program, girls whose troop chooses the base troop proceeds plan can earn individual girl rewards. Direct, booth and online sales, as well as cookies sold for Cookies for a Cause, all count toward a girl’s end-of-sale totals.

Rewards are cumulative, which means girls will earn the reward for the highest level achieved and each reward at the lower levels of achievement (with the exception of the achievement bar, which is earned for the highest level of sales). Girls whose troop chooses a proceeds plan higher than the base plan forfeit all individual girl rewards other than those specifically noted on the rewards flyer for all girls..

Rewards Flyer- All Girls

Rewards Flyer- Base Plan

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GSCP2P's council-wide service project and gift of caring program, called Cookies for a Cause, supports a local “cause” and a different “cause” agency every year. This year, cookies ordered for Cookies for a Cause will be going to local first responders, U.S. military and local food banks.

Cookies for a Cause- Flyer 1
Cookies for a Cause- Flyer 2
Cookies for a Cause- Message Template 1
Cookies for a Cause- Message Template 2
Cookies for a Cause- Order Card Attachment
Cookies for a Cause- Parent Information Sheet

You can also support Cookies for a Cause when you participate in our Out of the Ordinary! for Success Challenge.

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Girl Scout Daisies selling cookies from a wagon

During Walk-About Week, girls are encouraged to take a parent or a responsible adult on a walk around the neighborhood, sharing some quality time while working on your cookie marketing skills. As a bonus, girls can earn the Walk-About patch. In case your neighbor isn't home, ask your troop leader for a packet of preprinted post-it notes to let them know they missed the opportunity to purchase cookies and support your troop activities.

You can find the 2026 Walk-About flyer here.

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Connect with a local business partner and participate in the Cookie Tycoon Program. After completion of activities, if all requirements are met, girls will earn the 2026 Cookie Tycoon patch. Find Cookie Tycoon instructions and our FAQ to help you complete the program.

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Make Girl Scout Cookie season a family affair! Earning Cookie Entrepreneur Family pins makes spending time with family easy, fun and even sweeter during cookie season. Start your collection today , and get ready to rock your Girl Scout pride all season long.

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Leave Behinds
Are you a Girl Scout ready to increase your sales? Download our cookie business cards and cookie door hangers so you can leave them with your customers when they are looking to reorder!

BUY 5 Drawing
In an effort to help you reach your goals, participate in the BUY 5 incentive. Any customer who purchases five packages of cookies will have his/her name entered in a drawing to win a year’s supply of their favorite Girl Scout Cookies (52 packages).

Posters

Use our posters to help your clients learn how proceeds are used or create your own!

Thank You Cards

Enjoy coloring and thanking your customers for their support with our blank Thank You Cards.

Online Social Networking Sites
Any use of a social networking site (such as Facebook, Twitter, MySpace, YouTube, Flickr) for Girl Scout program activities, including marketing and/or collecting customer commitments must:

Meet age limits and terms of use requirements set by the provider and laws governing Internet usage (age 13 and above).
Have parental permission for use of the tools and for posting of any photos.
Reference the Internet Safety Pledge.

Troops whose girls meet age criteria may set up a troop social networking site with parental permission. Girls can market product on this site, but cannot collect money. (This site should be approved by the council.) A girl or troop over 13 may work in partnership with an adult to market online using the social networking site of the adult. Any follow-up should be done following safety guidelines for Girl Scout product sales. Any use of online video sharing sites where the video is representing Girl Scouts or Girl Scout product must follow specific age requirements for that site, as well as have council approval and Girl Scout photo release forms signed by parents/guardians and any adults pictured. It is recommended that forms be scanned and stored electronically by the adult in charge and/or the council.

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Digital Cookie Training- The Online Platform Overview for Parents & Girls (pdf, video - video passcode: #4@?cHC8)
Links to Tip Sheets and Videos for the Girl Scout Cookie Program
Troop Virtual Booth and Ship Only Link Explained - Smart Cookies Pending Distribution Orders

Council Finder

Fall Product and Cookie Program