Flagstaff House’s Jack Stoutenberg Takes on Ironman for a Cause Close to Home
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Flagstaff House’s Jack Stoutenberg Takes on Ironman for a Cause Close to Home

Cystic Fibrosis is a genetic disorder affecting the lungs, pancreas, and digestive system. Nearly 40,000 children and adults live with the progressive disorder in the United States. Just 75 years ago, a child with cystic fibrosis rarely lived long enough to attend elementary school. Today, many people living with the disorder achieve their dreams of attending college, pursuing careers, and in the case of Jack Stoutenberg, being the youngest person with cystic fibrosis to complete a full-distance Ironman.

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From the Ground Up: How Re:Vision’s Urban Farms Are Feeding a Community & Inspiring Local Chefs
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From the Ground Up: How Re:Vision’s Urban Farms Are Feeding a Community & Inspiring Local Chefs

In the heart of southwest Denver, Re:Vision, a nonprofit rooted in food sovereignty and cultural heritage, is growing more than just produce. Through its network of four urban farms and almost 200 community gardens, Re:Vision is cultivating a community of hope, opportunity, and resilience in one of the mile high city’s most underserved neighborhoods.

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