Roanoke, VA - Rappelling event takes
fundraising to a whole new level and is expected to raise more than
$75,000 for charity. From 132 feet up, the view from the
Patrick Henry building is breathtaking. At least it was for Michelle Bennett,
who was about to rappel down the side of the 10-story building Friday. Bennett, the owner of CUPS Coffee & Tea
in Grandin Village, was one of nine people to make the plunge Friday afternoon
in a fundraiser for Big Brothers Big Sisters of Southwest Virginia. Today, an
additional 50 people who met the fundraising goal will get to rappel. www.fundraising-ideas.org Monday, June 2, 2014
Rappelling Event Takes Fundraising to a Whole New Level
Roanoke, VA - Rappelling event takes
fundraising to a whole new level and is expected to raise more than
$75,000 for charity. From 132 feet up, the view from the
Patrick Henry building is breathtaking. At least it was for Michelle Bennett,
who was about to rappel down the side of the 10-story building Friday. Bennett, the owner of CUPS Coffee & Tea
in Grandin Village, was one of nine people to make the plunge Friday afternoon
in a fundraiser for Big Brothers Big Sisters of Southwest Virginia. Today, an
additional 50 people who met the fundraising goal will get to rappel. www.fundraising-ideas.org 
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