More than seventy adults and children gathered at the Knolls Clubhouse for the Redland picnic. Everyone enjoyed water balloon dodge ball, piñata breaking, limbo dancing, cookie decorating, the dunk tank, and the movie Zootopia.
In Steve Covey’s Book, The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People, “Begin with the End in Mind” is the second habit Redland is taking to heart. As we revamp our company positioning and mission statement, we have created a grassroots process that invites the entire company to participate.
In true summer fashion Redland hosted it’s third annual ice cream making contest. The delicious flavors ranged from Butter Pecan to Mint Chocolate Chip and everything in between. Congratulations to our winner, Mikaela, with her concoction of homemade Pumpkin. Chris took second place with Cookies and Cream. Jen and Kevin took third place with Chocolate Stout. If […]
Redland is proud to be a member of the Sterling Ranch Project team. Sterling Ranch was a featured project in the May/June 2016 ULI article, “Before It Runs Off” by Kevin Brass.
On May 5, 2016, twenty-one Redland employees built a planter bed/wall for the Carl Sandburg Elementary School in Littleton.
The Shiloh House, a Family Resource Pavilion, is a new collaborative effort between nine entities in Douglas County and Arapahoe County dedicated to providing services to troubled youth and families.
Redland is moving up in the world. Every member of Redland pitched in along with the Cowboy Moving Company to relocate to our new office in South Park. To minimize down time, we moved the entire company in one day.
We all became Buddy the Elf for a day. Redland volunteered with the Habitat for Humanity Re-Store in Littleton. We helped Re-Store prepare for the Holiday Season by organizing gifts, wrapping paper, decorations, and Christmas trees. We all felt the true meaning of Christmas by giving back to others.
Chris Pangburn was a co-presenter at the 2015 ULI Colorado Impact Awards on April 30 to a crowd of more than 350 people. The awards highlighted the people and projects that make Colorado a vibrant place to live, work, and play.
Village at the Peaks hosted an event to celebrate the ground breaking for the new future shopping center and demolition of the old Twin Peaks Mall.
