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WellReceived x Save the Redwoods League: Caring for the Future
Stephanie Maharjan | 6 mins read
Blog Home > Giving Back > WellReceived x Save the Redwoods League: Caring for the Future
Stephanie Maharjan | 6 mins read
When you stand among ancient redwoods, there’s a feeling that’s hard to describe. A sense of quiet perspective. Of towering legacy and enduring impact.
At WellReceived, we recognise that feeling. It’s the exact intention behind healthcare. Not just to respond to what’s urgent, but to protect what’s essential for years to come.
That’s why we’re proud to partner with Save the Redwoods League, an organisation restoring and protecting ancient forests along California’s North Coast. Their work goes far beyond conservation. It supports local livelihoods, prevents environmental risk, and helps rebuild resilient communities.

For over a century, Save the Redwoods League has led collaborative efforts to safeguard redwood forests. Recently, their focus has shifted toward active restoration, supporting communities that were once dependent on extraction-based industries, such as large-scale logging.
Key impact highlights:
Source: Save the Redwoods League
These projects also help reduce wildfire risks, restore habitats for species like salmon, and strengthen watersheds that communities depend on.

At WellReceived, our role is to be there when someone needs reassurance. To hold space. To listen with intention.
Our partnership follows that same philosophy. Supporting those who care for the land with the same attentiveness we bring to caring for people.
When you become a WellReceived customer, you contribute to the restoration efforts led by Save the Redwoods League, helping create long-term ecological and community health.
Because just as compassionate communication can change a patient’s day, thoughtful investment can change a forest’s future.
Every connection matters, whether it’s with a patient at 10 pm or a forest that’s stood for millennia.
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