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Godoy: The return on philanthropy
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· July 22, 2026
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Key points This event was part of a larger initiative by Roaring Fork Outdoor Volunteers. A local volunteer effort recently took place at Snowmass Falls Ranch, where participants worked together to pull invasive weeds.
A local volunteer effort recently took place at Snowmass Falls Ranch, where participants worked together to pull invasive weeds. This event was part of a larger initiative by Roaring Fork Outdoor Volunteers.
The organization is expressing gratitude to the philanthropic community in the valley for their support. It's noted that the work done by these volunteers often goes unnoticed, as a job well done means that the trails and slopes blend back into the landscape.
Further details about the volunteer effort and the organization's appreciation for philanthropy can be found in a recent article, which also touches on the concept of the "paradise paradox" and its relation to local philanthropy.
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Published: July 22, 2026 ·
Source: Aspen Times ·
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