Rappelling for the Rivers with Keep the Tennessee River Beautiful to hit milestone of 1 million pounds of trash removed from the Tennessee River watershed!

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Want to do something EPIC this summer? Rappel down a building in Downtown Merced! Raise money for your community. Be a hero. Join us August 30 at the Tioga Apartments. Spots are limited—claim yours today. #OverTheEdgeMerced #GoBoldForGood

Rappelling for the Rivers with Keep the Tennessee River Beautiful to hit milestone of 1 million pounds of trash removed from the Tennessee River watershed!

Rappelling for the Rivers with Keep the Tennessee River Beautiful to hit milestone of 1 million pounds of trash removed from the Tennessee River watershed!

"Children are one of the most vulnerable demographics in anyone’s community. As adults, I feel it’s our responsibility to offer support however we can. This is one way I can be there for them."  Sheri  

Rappelling for the Rivers with Keep the Tennessee River Beautiful to hit milestone of 1 million pounds of trash removed from the Tennessee River watershed!

United Way seeks to improve lives by mobilizing the caring power of communities around the world to advance the common good. True to our founding spirit, whenever there is a need in our communities, United Way is there.

Challenge yourself by rappelling down one of Cornwall’s tallest buildings—the St. Lawrence Seaway Management Corporation headquarters—all in support of United Way Centraide SDG. September 20, 2025.

United Way seeks to improve lives by mobilizing the caring power of communities around the world to advance the common good. True to our founding spirit, whenever there is a need in our communities, United Way is there.

Take your support for CASA & TCAC to new heights—literally. Over the Edge is a unique fundraising event where participants rappel down a downtown Texarkana building to support CASA for Children and the Texarkana Children’s Advocacy Center.

Rappelling for the Rivers with Keep the Tennessee River Beautiful to hit milestone of 1 million pounds of trash removed from the Tennessee River watershed!