One grand-prize winner and a guest took Good Life wristbands to Electric Forest in Rothbury, Michigan, June 25 to 28: early arrival on Wednesday, premium viewing at the main stages, the Good Life Lounge inside the venue, a $500 camping gear stipend and roundtrip travel. It was the payoff for a campaign that turned tens of thousands of Forest fans into supporters for the Human Rights Campaign.
Every entry took real action through Propeller’s take-action-to-enter model, turning tens of thousands of Forest fans into supporters for the Human Rights Campaign.
The Human Rights Campaign is the largest LGBTQ+ civil rights organization in the United States. It works to secure equal rights and full inclusion for LGBTQ+ people through advocacy, litigation, public education and organizing in all 50 states.
66,232 entries mapped to 14,573 zip codes. The gold marker is Rothbury, Michigan.
Recurring support is the part that outlasts the campaign. Those donors keep giving to the Human Rights Campaign every month, long after the Forest gates closed.
Powered by 66,627 Electric Forest fans who showed up, reaching 16.1M people.
To the Electric Forest team: thank you. The Forest Family showed up in a big way and reached far past Rothbury along the way. Every dollar raised backs the Human Rights Campaign, a cause doing real work for the people in that crowd. It was a joy to bring your people along, and here’s to the next one.