Freedom Insurance & Risk Managment LLC

Disastrous fires pose a threat to people, forests, wildlife and the environment. Help us replant burn scars with American Forests and the US Chapter of 1t.org and Travelers will support the planting or conservation of a tree for every personal insurance billing account that goes paperless, up to 10 million trees.

Together, we can make a difference Disastrous fires pose a threat to people, forests, wildlife and the environment. Help us replant burn scars with American Forests and the US Chapter of 1t.org and Travelers will support the planting or conservation of a tree for every personal insurance billing account that goes paperless, up to 10....

A mature tree can reduce surrounding temperatures by as much as 9°F. Since 2019, Travelers has funded the planting or conservation of over 5 million trees in partnership with American Forests. But they are not done. Travelers has committed to planting or conserving up to 10 million trees by 2030 - one for every personal insurance billing account that switches to paperless. today and help keep things cool.

Because shade is a good thing A mature tree can reduce surrounding temperatures by as much as 9°F. Since 2019, Travelers has funded the planting or conservation of over 5 million trees in partnership with American Forests. But they are not done. Travelers has committed to planting or conserving up to 10 million trees by 2030 - ...

There are millions of reasons why going paperless is important. Did you know that about one half of all U.S. drinking water come from our forests. Learn more about the many reasons to go paperless with your Travelers personal insurance billing account today.

Because it's good to play outside

Every year, trees absorb about 30% of global emissions. Since 2019, Travelers has funded the planting or conservation of over 5 million trees and has increased their goal up to a total of 10 million trees by 2030. today.

Trees are cool

It’s more important than ever to protect our forests. Apart from Alaska, approximately two-thirds of the country's runoff originates from forested regions. with your Travelers personal insurance billing account and Travelers will fund the planting or conservation of a tree in partnership with American Forests and the U.S. Chapter of 1t.org.

Because the great outdoors needs to stay great It’s more important than ever to protect our forests. Apart from Alaska, approximately two-thirds of the country's runoff originates from forested regions. with your Travelers personal insurance billing account and Travelers will fund the planting or conservation of a tree in par...

There are millions of reasons why to go paperless - including convenience, conservation and community development. Check out the impact switching your Travelers billing account to paperless can have.

Because land conservation is important for our environment

Whitebark pine seeds are rich in fat and proteins, making them an important food source for grizzly bears as they prepare for hibernation. Go Paperless for your Travelers personal insurance billing account and Travelers will fund the planting or conservation of a tree in partnership with American Forests– up to 10 million trees in all.

Because they need a restful hibernation Whitebark pine seeds are rich in fat and proteins, making them an important food source for grizzly bears as they prepare for hibernation. Go Paperless for your Travelers personal insurance billing account and Travelers will fund the planting or conservation of a tree in partnership with American Fo...

Whitebark pine is in drastic decline due to a fatal infection called white pine blister rust. Over 325 million whitebark pine trees are estimated to have been lost. In 2022, the whitebark pine was classified as threatened under the Endangered Species Act. By planting a variety of disease-resistant seedlings and managing current trees, land managers can work towards regenerating whitebark pine forests.

To help the whitebark pines battle an invasion Whitebark pine is in drastic decline due to a fatal infection called white pine blister rust. Over 325 million whitebark pine trees are estimated to have been lost. In 2022, the whitebark pine was classified as threatened under the Endangered Species Act. By planting a variety of disease-resistant s...