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Where it goes

Seventy percent stays in Scouting. The rest pays for the corn.

Gulf Stream Council sets Troop 532's exact cut. Unit plus council is the 70% Trail's End prints on the bag.

~33%

Troop 532

About $7 of a $20 bag — camp, operations, the trailer. Online is often a flat 35%; storefronts 30–40% with volume. A Heroes donation pays this same cut: the Scout gets credit, the corn goes to a hero or a pantry.

~37%

Gulf Stream Council

About $7 of a $20 bag — camps, staff, unit service, and shipping. Scouting America national does not take a separate slice; council funds support the broader program.

~30%

Trail's End

About $6 of a $20 bag — the popcorn, packaging, the online store, and prizes.

A bag is twenty dollars because camp is expensive. We'd rather you buy caramel corn than write a second check.

Heroes & Helpers

Where a Heroes donation goes.

From $5 on Trail's End. They ship the product. You do not get a box.

Military

Snacks ship to bases for service members and their families.

First responders

Police, fire, and EMS stations get the care package instead of your pantry.

Food banks

Community shelves get filled when you'd rather skip another tin.

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