Friend,

Every child deserves the chance to explore the beauty of America's national parks, forests, and public lands. The Every Kid Outdoors program currently helps make that possible by giving every fourth grader and their family a free annual pass to enjoy these incredible places. But this program is set to expire unless Congress acts. That's why we need your voice now.

Congress just introduced the Every Kid Outdoors Reauthorization Act, a bill that would make this successful program permanent and expand it to include fifth graders too. This program is not new; it's tried, tested, and highly popular. Best of all, it helps kids from all walks of life build healthier bodies, stronger minds, and lifelong connections to the outdoors.

Tell your representative: cosponsor the Every Kid Outdoors Act!

Congress needs to hear from you before it's too late. Since its launch in 2015, this vital program has connected hundreds of thousands of kids to the outdoors, breaking down financial barriers and sparking a lifelong love of nature.

Together, we can ensure every fourth and fifth grader -- and their families -- have the chance to experience the wonder of America's public lands, today and for generations to come.

Help keep kids outdoors, and tell Congress to act!

Thank you,

Julia Hurwit
Outdoors Alliance for Kids (OAK) Campaign Manager
Sierra Club

P.S. Learn more about the Outdoor Alliance for Kids (OAK) and how you can participate in our upcoming OAK Week to help build power and advocate for outdoors access for all!

About the Outdoors Alliance for Kids: OAK is a national strategic partnership of organizations from diverse sectors with a common interest in connecting children, youth, and families with the outdoors. The members of OAK are brought together by the belief that the wellness of current and future generations, the health of our planet and communities, and the economy of the future depend on humans having a personal, direct, and lifelong relationship with nature and the outdoors.