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Wendy Rigby

  • Media and Communications Specialist, Texas Biomedical Research Institute
San Antonio
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Crossroads Received Record Food Donations In 2025

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By Wendy Rigby
| Estes Park News Verified
By: Wendy Rigby, Crossroads Assistance Ministry The numbers tell the story. In 2025, Crossroads Assistance Ministry received a record number of individual food donations adding up to 48,927.5 pounds…an almost 100 % increase from the year before. More people came to get food from The Market at Crossroads, too. “I knew there was a lot of need in the community but didn’t realize there was that much,” said Brian Schaffer, Executive Director of the nonprofit.
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Crossroads received record food donations in 2025

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By Wendy Rigby
| Estes Park Trail-Gazette Verified
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... The numbers tell the story. In 2025, Crossroads Assistance Ministry received a record number of individual food donations adding up to 48,927.5 pounds, an almost 100% increase from the year before. More people came to get food from The Market at Crossroads, too. “I knew there was a lot of need in the community but didn’t realize there was that much,” said Brian Schaffer, executive director of the nonprofit.
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Estes Park United Methodist hosts “Graceful Aging” class Aug. 6th

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By Wendy Rigby
| Estes Park Trail-Gazette Verified
In the last decade, many writers and speakers have promoted the adoption of more positive views of aging. But how do we as individuals begin to reimagine aging for ourselves? This class will focus on these positive perspectives, ways we can change our perceptions and ideas for discovering our passions and finding meaning, purpose, and enjoyment in our later years. The class is put on by UCHealth Aspen Club Senior Services. The “Graceful Aging” program takes place on Wednesday, Aug.
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