Wild Keepers

As many of you know, I am an ambassador for a couple brands that are near and dear to my heart. (Just in case you don't know much about me, let me be very honest and upfront - I am NOT a sellout! I rep brands that I have a deep love for! I want to be as transparent as possible, so I try to only promote brands I rock myself. Hopefully that means that when I do mention a product or brand you know it's because I truly love it to its core and I'm not just saying it to make a buck.)

With that said, I am BEYOND STOKED to share one of the recent relationships that I officially added to my repertoire.

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I've mentioned Keep It Wild on here before {Not only do they have awesome gear, but they use 10% of their funds to fund local wilderness cleanup initiatives. In 2017, the Keep it Wild community removed over 31,000 lbs. of trash!}, but now I'm honored to be a part of their Wild Keepers program! Some brands call them ambassadors, stewards, adventurers, enthusiasts, but they prefer to use the term Wild Keepers. The collective mission of Keep it Wild is to "stand for what we stand on." They believe that nature was meant to be wild, and it is up to us to keep it that way.

Source: @letskeepitwild's Instagram feed

Let's be real, this isn't your normal ambassador program (although, don't get me wrong, I love those as well). This isn't about pimping pushing product or getting a brand more publicity (but obviously that would be great if it happened), it's about getting out there and doing something! It's about leaving this place better than we found it! It's about making a difference and inspiring others to do the same! Uh... this is right up my alley, right?! #MatchMadeInHeaven

This program is all about making an impact, giving back and keeping it wild! And it's an absolute honor to be a part of it! In the coming weeks I will be sharing more (along with some of the perks YOU can take advantage of), but, for now, I'm over the moon that I was selected for the program and had to tell the world about it! #ScreamItFromTheMountainTops

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What is one way you help to "keep it wild"?