EVENT DATE: October 28, 2023
LOCATION: Louisville Slugger Museum

OCTOBER 28
Louisville Slugger Museum

You can rappel 5 stories off of the Slugger Museum for Down Syndrome of Louisville! Sign up as an individual or create a team of your own! Then share your support for the cause with your friends on social media and by email. It’s easy and funds will go directly to support Down Syndrome of Louisville.

Together, with a few good people like you, we can make great things happen for the cause we believe in.

You got this!

How do I participate?

• SIGN UP NOW to become an Edger. Individual Registration Fee: $75.
  Or create a team and invite friends to join you! (Your registration fee will still be just $75)
• You will then be prompted to easily set up your personal fundraising page.
• Each Edger’s fundraising goal will be to reach $1000, but you can reserve your rappelling time when you reach $500 donated. (Your registration fee goes toward your  goal!)
• Any age or ability may participate! The only restriction is that participants must weigh between 100-300lbs. 
• Get ready to experience the once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to rappel 5-stories off a building!

ABOUT US: 

DSL is a resource to local families touched by Down syndrome from prenatal diagnosis to legacy. As the only Gold Accredited Down Syndrome Association in the country, we celebrate life by supporting, educating, and advocating to ensure each member is empowered to reach their full potential. Donations to Down Syndrome of Louisville make an immediate impact in our community that you can see and feel when you meet our members and their families.

The mission of Down Syndrome of Louisville is to support, educate, and advocate for individuals with Down syndrome; thus enabling them to reach their full potential.

We believe lifelong learning is the key to reaching one’s full potential, therefore we are committed to providing our over 50 educational programs and services to maximize the unique abilities of each person with Down syndrome. DSL also advocates for full rights in education and in daily life for all of our members; regardless of race, color, nationality, religion, or age. We choose to refer to our individuals with Down syndrome as “members” because we consider ourselves a family. We are committed to not only the member with Down Syndrome, but to supporting families, guardians, and professionals by providing them the resources to empower their child.

We envision a community in which individuals with Down Syndrome are able to reach their full potential. 

Thank you to our sponsors: