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Hi John,

I love seeing all the names and donations come in at this time of year. It’s humbling to see how many people love our redwood forests.

We haven’t yet seen your name on the donor list this time, and I know how meaningful the redwoods are to you. I didn’t want you to miss a chance to have your donation make triple the impact to save Sonoma Coast Redwoods. The match ends at midnight.

When you give now, I’ll make sure your donation has 3x the power: https://secure.savetheredwoods.org/a/scr-gt-2

With mere hours to go in this match, we really are in crunch mode now, and Sonoma Coast Redwoods are so breathtaking and special. This is an iconic landscape of forested California coastline more than twice the size of Central Park – and it needs to be protected.

Here’s the link again: https://secure.savetheredwoods.org/a/scr-gt-2

Thank you for being such a generous supporter! Happy New Year!

-Kate

---------- Forwarded message ---------
From: Tim Whalen <[email protected]>
Date: Tues, Dec 31, at 4:02 PM
Subject: 🤏 We’re THIS close
To: John xxxxxx <[email protected]>

Dear John,

As the sun sets on the last day of the year, you still have time to make a great impact on Sonoma Coast Redwoods.

Make your gift have TRIPLE the impact before midnight

To recap, this is what we’ll save when you help us protect Sonoma Coast Redwoods:

1,624 acres of mixed-age redwoods, including some of California’s oldest second-growth trees and some old-growth giants that have reigned for up to 1,000 years
Stands of young, recovering trees that will store significant carbon as they grow
A habitat teeming with native plant and animal species, including the Northern spotted owl
The potential “missing link” completing the California Coastal Trail and reconnecting Sonoma’s redwood corridor

In other words, this place is special. Opportunities like this do not arise every day, and we count on supporters like you to bring these projects to fruition.

3x MATCH: Give before time runs out to TRIPLE your impact

We’re down to the wire, John. Let’s make it happen!

Photo of Tim Whalen

Tim Whalen
Chief Development Officer

Photos by Justin Lewis, Coldwater Collective

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