Girl Scouts of Nassau County Launches 2025 Mags&Munchies Program, Encouraging Girls to Set Goals

Girl Scouts of Nassau County is gearing up for the Mags&Munchies Fall Product Program, running from September 26 through November 2. The Fall Product Program is a fun way for Girl Scouts to build valuable life and business skills, while earning troop funds for Take Action projects, troop activities, events, and so much more.

“The Mags&Munchies Program is a financial literacy program that allows girls to be entrepreneurs while also developing real-world skills that last a lifetime,” said Rande Bynum, CEO of Girl Scouts of Nassau County. “Whether they are selling in-person or online, Girl Scouts are gaining hands-on experience running their own small business, connecting with their community and seeing what’s possible when they work toward a goal.”

The program teaches the five key entrepreneurial leadership skills at the heart of Girl Scout entrepreneurship: goal setting, decision making, people skills, money management and business ethics.

Participants sell an assortment of delicious nuts, snacks, chocolates, and magazines both in-person and online— available right in time for the holiday season! New to the 2025 snack lineup are the new Cherry Almond Clusters, joining returning favorites like honey roasted peanuts, chocolate-covered pretzels and Dark Chocolate Mint Penguins. Customers can also choose from a wide variety of magazines, stationery, tumblers, and even the 2025 Girl Scout Bark Box.

Continuing their commitment to helping others, the Mags&Munchies Care to Share program allows customers to donate products to local food pantries through Island Harvest, supporting its mission to end hunger on Long Island.

For more information about Girl Scouts of Nassau County and their year-round programs, visit www.gsnc.org.