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Partnerships

We champion men to live adventurously and connect deeply to the world around them. Real connection means protecting the trails we hike and supporting the communities we're part of. We partner with organizations doing the work—for cleaner oceans, healthier forests, and stronger communities.

Contributed to our nonprofit partners.

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Surfrider

We’re teaming up with the Surfrider Foundation to protect what we love — the ocean, waves, and beaches that inspire adventure and connection.

Surfrider Foundation’s national network of grassroots activists defends clean water, reduces plastic pollution, and fights for accessible coastlines for everyone to enjoy. From local beach cleanups to national climate campaigns, Surfrider is leading the charge to protect our coasts and marine ecosystems.

As a brand born in the outdoors, we know how important it is to care for the places we play. That’s why we’re kicking off our partnership in 2025 with a Surfrider-led beach cleanup — rallying our team and community to take action and leave our shorelines better than we found them.

Together, we’re working toward a future where everyone can enjoy clean water, thriving beaches, and a healthier planet.

Surfrider initiatives

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Beach Cleanups

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Ocean Friendly Restaurants

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Blue Water Task Force

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Rise Above Plastics

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Climate Action Program

Protect our winters

We’re proud to partner with Protect Our Winters (POW) in both the US & Canada - a nonprofit uniting the outdoor community to protect the places and experiences we love from climate change.

Founded by pro snowboarder Jeremy Jones, POW turns passionate outdoor enthusiasts into climate advocates through education, community engagement, and policy action.

Together, we’re working to ensure that adventure has a future. From the mountains to the trails, our shared mission is to protect the wild spaces that inspire Every Man Jack’s commitment to living clean and doing good. Stay tuned as we expand this partnership and activate new ways for our community to get involved.

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Protect our winters focus areas

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Protecting Our Public Lands

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Clean Energy Community Campaigns

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Protect the Arctic Refuge

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Climate 101

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National forest foundation

We have partnered with the National Forest Foundation to ensure our nation’s forests stay healthy and vibrant for generations to come.

National forest lands are the foundation of America’s outdoor recreation heritage and sustain our way of life. They provide water to millions of Americans in thousands of communities, clean our air, store carbon, and provide timber, minerals, and other resources for industry and communities.

The NFF’s mission inspired us to continue our $50,000 commitment in 2024. Our donation will focus on three areas of support:

  • Plant 25,000 trees in the Ouchita National Forest
  • Restore seven acres of forest in the Tahoe National Forest in California
  • Contribute to restoring and building new cabins for the public to stay in across National Forests in Alaska

National forest foundation by the numbers

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9,000

Miles of scenic byways to drive

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150,000

Trails to hike

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4,400

Wild and scenic rivers to float

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5,100

Campgrounds to pitch a tent

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328

Natural pools to swim in

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One Tam

Every Man Jack was born at the base of Mt. Tamalpais - Mt Tam for short - in Marin County, CA, the epicenter of clean, active, and outdoor-focused lifestyles. One Tam works to ensure the health of the mountain, from rare native plant species to trail maintenance. 

With its sweeping views, miles of trails, and ancient forests, Mt. Tamalpais is a beloved local treasure. But the mountain also faces many challenges such as invasive weeds, forest diseases, and the effects of climate change. One Tam’s science and restoration work help protect the mountain’s long-term health and their volunteer programs engage people of all ages in caring for its treasured resources. 

We’re proud to support One Tam with $10,000 in 2024 to:

  • 1.5 miles of realigned trail at Roy’s Redwoods Preserve to restore the floodplain and delicate vegetation, plus increase accessibility for people of all abilities, in this beloved old growth redwood grove. 
  • Support the Marin Regional Forest Health Strategy, which provides a roadmap for stewarding the county’s 180,000 acres of forests and woodlands.

One tam, multiple programs & projects

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Forest Health & Resilience

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Marin Wildlife Watch

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Roy's Redwoods

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Monarch Habitat Enhancement