Keep more of what your troop raises.
Wreath and popcorn sales tracked by scout, with cash and checks always free. Built for packs and troops, with youth privacy protected.

What UnitTally does for scout troops
No more tally sheets
Tracking who sold which wreath or tin of popcorn eats hours of a volunteer treasurer’s time. Record each order against the scout who sold it, and totals add up on their own.
Child-safe by design
We never publish child directories, rosters or photos online. When a scout is marked as a minor, their login goes to a parent, not the scout.
Free cash and check recording
Many units run on cash and checks. Track those sales at a $0 platform fee, with books reconciled from day one and no bank connection required.
How a sale runs on UnitTally
- 1
Open the sale
Set up your wreath or popcorn catalog. Each scout gets their own order list, so every sale is credited to the right scout.
- 2
Take orders door to door
Scouts take orders from neighbors, family and friends. Record each cash or check order against the scout at no fee, so it counts toward their total.
- 3
Collect at meetings
Record cash and check handoffs as scouts turn them in at meetings. Each scout’s balance updates automatically, so you know who has settled up.
- 4
Deliver and reconcile
Mark orders delivered in bulk, then export a CSV with each order’s scout to sort in your spreadsheet and keep for your chartered organization’s records.
Every wreath, popcorn tin and cash envelope reconciles in one ledger, with a full audit trail you can hand to your chartered organization at the end of the sale.
What a cash and check wreath sale keeps.
Say your troop sells 300 wreaths at $30 each, paid in cash and checks. UnitTally charges nothing on those orders, so your troop keeps all $9,000.00, with every order credited to the scout who sold it.
300 wreaths at $30, cash and checks
- Total collected
- $9,000.00
- UnitTally fee
- $0.00
- Card processing
- None
- Your troop keeps
- $9,000.00
Scout troop questions.
Whose EIN do we use for the bank connection?
It depends on how your unit is registered, and council rules vary. A Scouting America unit usually uses its chartered organization’s EIN with permission, or applies for its own with IRS Form SS-4 if the chartered organization won’t allow it. A council-registered unit or a Girl Scout troop uses its council’s EIN. Never use a volunteer’s personal Social Security number.
Can we run a cash-only sale without a bank account?
Yes. Use the ledger to track cash and check sales by scout at a $0 platform fee, with no payment processor or bank connection needed.
How does each scout’s total get tracked?
Every order is recorded against the scout who sold it, and their total updates as orders and cash handoffs come in.
Run your next wreath sale on UnitTally.
Join the waitlist for the 2026 season. Your first 10 online sales are fee-free.