Grab Some Limited Edition Traveler Gear For Giving Tuesday

By

Kurt Repanshek

Published Date

December 2, 2024

Traveler limited edition gear.

Giving Tuesday is tomorrow, December 3, and we have a small — very small — stash of limited edition National Parks Traveler gear for a select few.

For a $100 donation, you can choose either a water bottle, tumbler, or ball cap. However, we only have 18 water bottles, two tumblers and three hats, so first come, first served.

The water bottles, made by Washington-based Liberty Bottles, are sure to identify you as a national parks traveler. Bearing a signature Rebecca Latson photo of either Grand Teton or Yellowstone national parks, these 20-ounce bottles feature a double-wall construction that keeps cold beverages cold and hot beverages hot longer than single-wall bottles.

The hats are embroidered in the United States.

To claim a bottle, tumbler, or hat, on Giving Tuesday make a donation of at least $100 through Donorbox and after inserting your mailing address add either "bottle," "tumbler," or "ball cap."

We'll offer these collectibles until they're gone.

If there's tremendous demand for the bottles, we'll order a new shipment.

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