Girl Scouts of Black Diamond Council Fall Product Program Underway
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CHARLESTON -- Girl Scouts of Black Diamond Council is inviting the community to support local Girl Scouts as the 2026 Fall Product Program, which is underway now.
This annual entrepreneurial program is designed to help girls build five key business skills, while also working toward goals for their troops. Customers can support Girl Scouts by purchasing delicious treats and other products throughout the fall.
The 2026 program will bring even more products to enjoy through the council's new partnership with Ashdon Farms. The new partner will provide a variety of delicious treats for customers while giving Girl Scouts another opportunity to put their entrepreneurial skills into action.
This year's selection includes Chocolate Covered Pretzels, Deluxe Pecan Clusters, Hot Cajun Crunch mix and Peanut Butter Bears, along with other favorites available through the Fall Product Program.
Customers can also explore additional offerings available through the program, including Tervis tumblers, candles and BarkBox options for their four-legged friend.
When the community supports a Girl Scout through the Fall Product Program, they're doing more than purchasing a favorite treat. Proceeds earned by participating troops can help fund troop activities, experiences, community service projects and other opportunities throughout the year.
Girl Scouts also gain valuable hands-on experience as they participate in the program, developing five key business skills: goal setting, decision-making, money management, people skills and business ethics.
"The Fall Product Program gives our Girl Scouts the opportunity to set goals and see the impact of their hard work," said Beth Casey, chief executive officer of Girl Scouts of Black Diamond Council. "Every purchase is an opportunity to support a local Girl Scout and help her troop turn its goals into action."
Troops earn 15% of the retail price on qualifying online sales, including girl-delivered and shipped items. For in-person order card sales, troops earn $1 per qualifying nut, candy or tin sold. Online sales generate more proceeds for troops than order card sales.
The Fall Product Program also coincides with the beginning of a new Girl Scout membership year, making now a great time for girls and families to get involved.
Girls who join Girl Scouts can jump right into the action, building skills, making new connections and working alongside their troop toward goals.
Community members can support local Girl Scouts by purchasing through a participating Girl Scout. Additional information about the 2026 Fall Product Program and how to support Girl Scouts will be available at www.bdgsc.org.
To learn more about joining Girl Scouts, visit https://girlscouts.info/Join.