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Mental healthcare in mountain communities continues to be a priority for Alterra-founded nonprofit - Park Record

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The Alterra Mountain Company Community Foundation recently announced Robert Foley as its executive director. Foley said his new role at the charity, inspired by Deer Valley Resort’s parent company, sits at the intersection of personal and professional passions.

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