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It doesn't matter whether you've ever voted (shhh!) or which party you belong to (if any). Just get out the damn vote and take a bow for doing your part.

Did your friends vote in the last election? Like, really ... Sign up for our new voter planning tool to get your people to the polls in three easy steps. pat.ag/B/26/11.2Mil...

No proof of registration or voting required. Read the full terms and conditions on patagonia.com/elections—must be in the US to access.

We all have that one friend who needs a nudge come election time ... With our new voter planning tool, you can send your friends and family clear and accurate information about where and when to cast their ballots. The tool generates the plan—all you need to do is hit send.

Learn more at pat.ag/B/26/11.2Mil...

Patagonia CEO Ryan Gellert sits down with @surfrider.org CEO Dr. Chad Nelsen to discuss the federal government's plan to expand offshore oil drilling in California, Florida and Alaska. As the new 5-year offshore leasing plan unfolds, they explore the true cost of oil spills on coastal communities.

Bears Ears National Monument was the first U.S. national monument established at the urging of Tribal Nations and the first managed through Tribal-federal collaboration. Long before its designation, Bears Ears was home to Indigenous peoples, and it remains a living homeland today.

Hopi, Zuni, Diné, Ute, and other Indigenous peoples have cared for these lands since time immemorial. Tribal Nations that led the effort to protect Bears Ears continue safeguarding these sacred places for their communities and future generations while supporting respectful recreation.

We had a lot of fun partying with you, ATL. Thanks for helping us get people to the polls. If you want to keep the party going, you can still join us in increasing voter turnout—thanks to our partners at Relentless

Make vote plans for your friends at pat.ag/B/26/11.2Mil..., and if you want to go the extra mile, we've also added new ways to volunteer with our nonprofit partners at Environmental Voter Project and League of Conservation Voters.

This election season, we decided to give away up to $11.2M in Patagonia credits. That number represents one dollar for every environmental voter who skipped the last election. Thanks to you, all credits were claimed within a week, and nearly half a million people now have plans to vote.

And if you want to go the extra mile, we've also added new ways to volunteer with our nonprofit partners at Environmental Voter Project and League of Conservation Voters. pat.ag/B/26/11.2Mil...

This election season, we decided to give away up to $11.2M in Patagonia credits. That number represents one dollar for every environmental voter who skipped the last election. Thanks to you, all credits were claimed within a week, and nearly half a million people now have plans to vote.

Shortly after we announced the 11.2 Million Vote Project, our website crashed and we scrambled for a few days to work out kinks on the back end. To celebrate the $11.2M milestone (and your patience), we thought we'd share a few of our favorite scenes from that hectic weekend.

Biggest little repair shop in the world.

In Reno, Nevada, our repair techs put a whole lotta love into each garment that lands on their desks. Tenaya James works on a zipper-pull replacement while Emery Beebe sorts and grades gear, cuts laundry tags and scans products for tracking

A few reasons why we’re rewarding you to engage your friends and family this election season:

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.

A few reasons why we’re rewarding you to engage your friends and family this election season:

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.

A few reasons why we’re rewarding you to engage your friends and family this election season:

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 pat.ag/B/26/11.2Mil...

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.

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 pat.ag/B/26/11.2Mil...

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.