Our apologies! Our communication on November 6th stated that withdraw of RMDs are required. However, this requirement has been suspended for 2020: Required Minimum Distributions (RMDs) are now suspended for 2020 for everyone with IRAs and 401(k)-type accounts (but not defined benefit plans) as a result of the Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security (CARES) Act […]

Reflect & Reconnect With Us Wednesday, November 11. 5:30pm MST https://zoom.us/j/95402340330 After an outpouring of questions and support surrounding the impact of the recent East Troublesome Fire, we want to offer an opportunity to connect online with some of our leadership team and each other to provide a summary of the impact, the current situation

Shadowcliff Advisory Council member and former Co-Director, Bob Mann, remembers Shadowcliff Friend, Dennis Murphey. _______________________________________   Our friend and colleague on the journey for a more peaceful and sustainable planet, Dennis Murphey died October 27 after contracting the coronavirus. Dennis came to Kansas City as the Chief Environmental Officer in 2006 and shortly thereafter joined

Healing • Growth • Interconnection • Community • Affordability As we approach the end of this incredible year, we would like to provide some helpful information to those aged 70 1/2 and up, as you may qualify to save on taxes by giving to Shadowcliff!  Beginning at 70 ½, if you have an IRA you

2020!  Much Gratitude to the Shadowcliff Community! (Note: This communication was scheduled to be sent the week the East Troublesome Fire broke out. Seems more appropriate than ever to send it now!) We are so grateful to our Shadowcliff community, our volunteers and staff who kept Shadowcliff’s operations and spirit afloat during to offer a

Reflect & Reconnect With Us Wednesday, November 11. 5:30pm MST https://zoom.us/j/95402340330   This past week, the East Troublesome Fire impacted our Grand County neighbors and community in a significant way. Many of you reached out during this time of uncertainty and held Shadowcliff close in your hearts. We are so grateful to report that Shadowcliff’s buildings were not

Rebuilding after the Troublesome Fire Just over one week ago Grand Lake residents received pre-evacuation notices for a fire that was miles away. What an incredible week it has been! Yesterday, after receiving news over the weekend that Shadowcliff had been spared, the Shadowcliff Board of Directors met. As a part of the agenda, a

Sunday Morning Snow a Welcome Sight This blanket of snow was a most welcome site indeed. Up to a foot of snow is expected to fall today and into tomorrow. No additional fire concerns were discussed on this morning’s briefing. The fire is still active however, and additional communities faced evacuation notices again yesterday.  

Shadowcliff Still Safe We learned a lot today… about how fire containment works, and how the maps reflect this work. The photo above was sent to us by Sue Rempel’s nephew, Ben, who is a fire fighter working in the area. He has taken special care to let us know how things are looking for

Town of Grand Lake & Shadowcliff Still Safe . The official update this evening confirmed that the Town of Grand Lake has not seen fire damage. Shadowcliff, although we are not 100% certain, appears to be safe as well. . The East Troublesome fire gained another 18,000 acres today and is still only 5% contained.