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Customers can buy nuts, candy and other products through a participating local Girl Scout in the fall sale that began October 1. Girl Scouts of Black Diamond Council points readers to bdgsc.org for program details.
In the 2026 Fall Product Program, troops receive 15% of the retail price for qualifying online purchases, whether shipped or delivered by a Girl Scout. Order-card purchases earn troops $1 for each qualifying nut, candy or tin item, according to the council’s release. Buying online brings troops more than an order card does, the council said.
Shoppers can choose Chocolate Covered Pretzels, Deluxe Pecan Clusters, Hot Cajun Crunch mix and Peanut Butter Bears. Tervis tumblers, candles and BarkBox options are also available.
The council says sale proceeds can pay for troop outings and community service projects.
“The Fall Product Program gives our Girl Scouts the opportunity to set goals and see the impact of their hard work,” Chief Executive Officer Beth Casey said in the council’s release.
My Buckhannon previously covered the council’s 2026 cookie season.
To learn more about joining Girl Scouts, visit https://girlscouts.info/Join.
