Scranton, NJ
— Feet and fears were suspended 14 stories above Spruce Street Saturday as
brave souls and intrigued spectators gathered at the Bank Towers building to
benefit NeighborWorks Northeastern Pennsylvania. The inaugural Over the Edge Scranton event,
co-organized by NeighborWorks and Over The Edge, saw 50 fundraisers of $1,000
or more rappel 146 feet down the city’s tallest building in the name of
charity, bringing in more than $66,000 from rappellers and sponsorships.
Additional money was raised from on-site sales of parking, T-shirts, beverages
and food trucks. www.fundraising-ideas.org Tuesday, June 14, 2016
Over The Edge Fundraising Event a First in Scranton
Scranton, NJ
— Feet and fears were suspended 14 stories above Spruce Street Saturday as
brave souls and intrigued spectators gathered at the Bank Towers building to
benefit NeighborWorks Northeastern Pennsylvania. The inaugural Over the Edge Scranton event,
co-organized by NeighborWorks and Over The Edge, saw 50 fundraisers of $1,000
or more rappel 146 feet down the city’s tallest building in the name of
charity, bringing in more than $66,000 from rappellers and sponsorships.
Additional money was raised from on-site sales of parking, T-shirts, beverages
and food trucks. www.fundraising-ideas.org 
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