Can I ask you a quick question?

Hi Momoko,

If we haven't met yet, I'm Krysta. I've spent the last few years leading growth at CAKES.

For the last 18 months, Taylor and Casey (the founders of CAKES) and I have been building something incredibly special that we're finally ready to share with you: Cupcakes, our newest brand and CAKES' little sister. 🧁

Our mission is simple: to reinvent the first bra experience and make it a milestone girls actually look forward to - not one they dread.

We're officially launching in early September, and as we've gotten closer, one thing has become really clear - we don't want Cupcakes to just be a product. We want it to be a community and a resource for moms navigating this milestone with their daughters.

So I have a quick question...

Is there a girl in your life between the ages of 7–14?

If so, I'd love for you to be part of what we're building. Click below and I'll make sure you're the first to hear about Cupcakes, get early access before we launch, and receive a few fun surprises along the way.

👉 Yes! I'd love early access

If not, no worries at all - you'll continue receiving the same CAKES emails you've always signed up for.

Thank you for being such an incredible part of the CAKES community. We truly can't wait to share Cupcakes with you!

Krysta

Co-founder & CEO

Cupcakes by CAKES body

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Protect public lands from sell-offs!   Take action& Dear Momoko, Last year, Congress nearly sold off millions of acres of America’s wild public lands by burying the proposal inside a massive budget bill. Lands that belong to all of us almost disappeared through a procedural back door.  Public outcry stopped it, but Congress can still sneak land sell-offs into budget bills where they receive little to no scrutiny.  The Public Lands Integrity Act would close that loophole and ensure proposals to sell, transfer or dispose of public lands do not enter the budget reconciliation process. Future sell-off attempts would need real debate.  Tell your members of Congress to co-sponsor the Public Lands Integrity Act. Public lands are where we exercise our freedom to hike, camp, hunt, fish and explore. They protect clean water, wildlife habitat, cultural resources and outdoor traditions across the country.   These shared lands should be handed down to our kids and grandkids, not handed over to industry through a procedural back door.  Help stop the sell-off of wild places where we hike, hunt, fish and camp.  TAKE ACTION: Tell your members of Congress to co-sponsor the Public Lands Integrity Act. Sincerely,   The Wilderness Society    Take action Bob Wick

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🌻 Summer Newsletter 🌻 Defend our national monuments!

Get the full story on national monument attacks + other public lands news

 

NEWSLETTER Summer 2026 DONATE NOW

Defending our national monuments In July 13, the administration virtually eliminated two national monuments by stripping protections from more than 90 percent of Bears Ears and Grand Staircase-Escalante national monuments, putting more than 3 million acres at risk from mining, drilling and development.  The proclamations "terminated" the longstanding Bears Ears Commission and effectively erased a co-stewardship framework between the Grand Staircase-Escalante Inter-Tribal Coalition and the Bureau of Land Management, disregarding Tribal Nations’ enduring connections to these lands and broad public support for keeping the monuments intact.  The Wilderness Society is fighting back alongside Tribal Nations and local partners, sounding the alarm and mobilizing people across the country to demand that Congress defend these landscapes so that future generations have the freedom to know them intact. As America marks 250 years, we should be protecting the places that tell our shared story, not stripping away the safeguards that keep them whole. Read our blog and explore the map showing the staggering extent of the reductions. Then tell Congress to stand up for Bears Ears and Grand Staircase-Escalante and protect these public lands for those who come after us. .

Despite overwhelming support for these monuments in Utah, the administration stripped protections from more than 3 million acres, shrinking Bears Ears to roughly 121,100 acres and Grand Staircase-Escalante to about 181,500 acres. As a result, more than 90 percent of each monument is now vulnerable to drilling, mining and other development. View a map of the reductions.

Public speaks up to protect greater Chaco  The administration is moving to reopen New Mexico’s Greater Chaco Region to oil and gas leasing, threatening a living ancestral landscape. Despite an unusually short 14-day comment period that appeared designed to limit public participation, The Wilderness Society and our partners mobilized quickly, generating more than 87,000 comments in support of keeping Chaco protected. Thank you to all who stood up for Chaco! Read more.

Cuts and chaos put forests at risk As wildfire season intensifies across the West, deep staffing cuts, agency upheaval and efforts to weaken forest protections are leaving communities and public lands more vulnerable. From reduced firefighting capacity to policies that could increase wildfire risk the administration is making a dangerous season even harder to manage. Read the full story.

Defend Bears Ears and Grand Staircase-Escalante Let our decision makers know that you oppose attacks on our public lands and want our national monuments to remain intact for future generations.

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