The Conservation Alliance protects outdoor spaces and wild places through the collective power of member companies. Backpacker's Pantry is proud to be one of the first Conservation Alliance Members.

The American Hiking Society empowers all people to get outside and enjoy the trails. They organize extensive volunteer work and advocate for trail funding and protection so that future generations can do the same.

Camping to Connect is a BIPOC-led experiential mentorship program that uses outdoor recreation and nature immersion to address the diverse issues faced by young men of color in America’s cities—from mental health to healthy masculinity.

The Conscious Alliance is an alliance of artists, bands, and companies that work together to feed families in need. Each year, we donate thousands of dollars of food to the Conscious Alliance, who redistributes it to communities without reliable access to food. 

Cal-Wood Education Center serves our home state of Colorado. They provide outdoor and environmental education to both youths and adults who would not otherwise experience it in the form of camps, retreats, school programs, research opportunities, and volunteer events.

SOIL Boulder funds regenerative agriculture and small food enterprises by providing 0% loans to local farmers and food entrepreneurs. When loans are paid off, they are recycled into new ones, so both farming and funding are regenerative and sustainable.

Based in our hometown of Boulder, Colorado, Thorne Nature Experience was one of Colorado’s first environmental nonprofits. They provide environmental education to youths and adults through a variety of camps and programs in order to build Earth stewardship.

The Freshwater Trust uses technology to preserve and restore freshwater ecosystems. They use an outcome-based approach called Quantified Conservation, which works to accelerate the pace and scale of restoration.