For Troops

Troop Fall Product Champions (TFPC) are an invaluable part of the Girl Scout Fall Product Program. Volunteers like you are the champions, role models and coaches who help girls discover their amazing potential and take steps towards achieving their goals. 

TFPCs must complete Fall Product Training via gsLearn. After completing your Product Program Champion Agreement, you will receive an email notifying you that the training has become available. 


What does a Troop Fall Product Program Champion do?

  • Complete a Product Program Champion Agreement Form.
  • Complete TFPC Training online via gsLearn.
  • Manage your troop’s sale via your M2OS Volunteer Account.
  • Ensure your families are in the know and feel supported. Remind them that a printable version of the order card is available online.
  • Decide who will enter girl orders from their order card, caregivers or TFPC. If TFPC, enter girl orders from their order cards into M2OS & collect owed funds from families often. (GSCB highly recommends the use of the girl’s online account to send emails, texts and social media notifications to friends and family for quick and easy access to customer ordering and payments and to avoid any potential caregiver debt to the troop for in-person sales). 
  • Finalize troop order and girl reward selections in M2OS.
  • Coordinate your troop’s nut/candy items sold for in-person delivery during the delivery to the TFPC’s home when they are shipped directly late November/early December.
  • Coordinate and manage pickup of girl orders with caregivers. ALWAYS have caregivers/Troop Volunteers sign for any money, orders or rewards that exchange hands. 
  • Coordinate pickup and distribution of girl rewards to your troop.

For detailed instructions, dates, helpful tips and more, view the Troop Fall Product Champion Manual.

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