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A few reasons why we’re rewarding you to engage your friends and family this election season: Friend-to-friend outreach works better than reaching out to strangers→ In a world flooded with political ads and misinformation, people trust friends and family most. That's why sharing voting information with our peers is one of the most effective ways to encourage voting. Making a plan to vote increases the likelihood of following through→ By helping friends make plans to vote and providing accurate information about when and where to cast their ballots, we boost the chances of follow-through. Rewarding voter outreach allows more people to take part→Time is valuable. By rewarding people for the efforts involved in helping their friends make plans to vote, we reduce barriers to participation and reach more voters from different backgrounds. Democracy works when we do→In an ideal world, rewards wouldn't be necessary. But at a time when our democracy is under threat, offering $100 Patagonia credits is simply our way of saying thanks. Whether you donate your credit or spend it on gear, we hope you enjoy getting your people to the polls. Get started at https://lnkd.in/eXeqbwzQ be in the US to access.

Whoa. Turns out our community knows how to help get out the vote! Over 40,000 of you earned a $100 credit since we launched the 11.2 Million Vote Project on September 26. Keep it up at https://lnkd.in/e4w4fF6D $100 credit issued once you send three vote plans. Limit one per customer. No proof of registration or voting required. Read the full terms and conditions at https://lnkd.in/eXhEnWrB be in the US to access.

Over 11.2 million registered environmental voters skipped the last election. These aren't just some far-out greens. They're people we know—and they're people we have the power to reach. Introducing the 11.2 Million Vote Project. From now through Election Day, we've got up to $11.2M to give away in $100 Patagonia credits to folks in the US who help three friends make plans to vote. It doesn't matter whether you've ever voted (shhh!) or which party lines you fall on (if any). Just get out the damn vote, and we'll throw you a small gift for doing your part. Each $100 credit is redeemable for store or online purchase, or if you're good on gear, you can donate it to the League of Conservation Voters. Get started at https://lnkd.in/e4w4fF6D Illustration: Matt Blease 100 credit issued once you send three vote plans. No proof of registration or voting required. Read the full terms and conditions on https://lnkd.in/eXhEnWrB be in the US to access.

Earlier this month, we announced a lawsuit against the Trump administration for illegally reducing Bears Ears National Monument by 91%. Since then, we’ve received lots of questions about what people can do to help. While our lawsuit is still in its early stages, the most impactful thing you can do right now is to support our nonprofit partners at the Bears Ears Inter-Tribal Coalition (BEITC), who continue to lead grassroots efforts alongside Tribal nations, local communities and conservation organizations to protect and steward Bears Ears through this uncertain time. While BEITC is not a plaintiff in the lawsuit, the nonprofit is one of the driving forces behind the historic co-management plan between Bears Ears Tribes and the federal government to protect and steward millions of acres of culturally and spiritually significant lands. Donations can be made at https://lnkd.in/eH73d27M. If you can’t donate at this time, we also offer ways to take action with BEITC on Patagonia Action Works. Thank you for your support. Photo: Steven Gnam

Back in 2015, Patagonia set an ambitious goal to help all workers in our supply chain earn a living wage by 2025. But the more we learned, the clearer another truth became: No single brand can solve this problem alone.

We’re hosting two nights of free food, drinks, live music, conversation and joy in Atlanta to get geared up for the midterms. If you’re in the area, we’d love to see you there. On Sept. 30 and Oct. 1, we’re bringing together Patagonia ambassadors, artists, activists and more at our Atlanta Beltline store to celebrate local organization, community, sport and civic engagement. Attendees will also hear how to get involved in our effort to reach the millions of environmentalists who sat out the 2024 General Election.   Check out the lineup and RSVP below! Sept. 30  Community run with ambassadors Peyton Thomas and Canyon Woodward  Free tacos from Bell Street Burritos, beer and an intimate, live performance from folk singer-songwriter S.G. Goodman. Oct. 1  Complimentary food from the Refugee Women’s Network Chef’s Club, free beer, chain-stitching craft and nonprofit tabling with Black Voters Matter, Georgia Conservation Voters and Dirtroad Organizing.  Q&A Speaker Series with Bernard Fraga, Kalen Allen, Shanequa Gay, Dhani Jones, and legendary activist and former Greenpeace executive director Annie Leonard. Closing the night with a live set from renowned singer and multi-hyphenate Dawn Richard. https://lnkd.in/evXjGwXH

Fossil fuel billionaires are ripping us off and profiting from the most anti-environment, anti-public-lands, anti-climate and anti-human policies ever. Together we can stop this. Join us. https://lnkd.in/ezQ6wSCM

The family is getting bigger! We just opened a new store at the foot of the Alps, in Salzburg, Austria. We kicked off the opening with a friends and family evening followed by hikes, trail runs and creative activities. Visitors personalized clothing and tote bags with Salzburg screen-prints and patches, connected with a local NGO and enjoyed coffee while getting to know the new space. If your travels bring you to the beautiful landscapes of Salzburg, stop by and say hi!