Fundraising Ain’t For Chickens! Or Is It? 

One chicken who shall remain nameless and Tammy Jones and Hannah Mills –  who made the jump last year, are preparing for the 2024 Over the Edge. 

Fundraising can sometimes be a tall task, but on October 20 and 21, Jackson House is taking fundraising to new heights with “Over the Edge” an innovative rappelling event in downtown Hot Springs. The event will see 92 thrill-seeking participants rappel 4 stories. Each participant must raise a minimum of $1,000 in 100% tax-deductible donations for Jackson House. “Training and rappelling take about 2 hours but you will want to stay longer in the Court Street Family Zone with various school spirit groups performing and lots of fun planned”. 

“We are so excited to launch the second annual ‘Over The Edge for Jackson House’,” stated Tammy Jones, Assistant Director of JH. “We look forward to this annual fun time in our gorgeous downtown benefitting those we serve in our community,” Jones continued. 

The event is open to all ages. Participants under the age of 18 must be accompanied by a legal guardian, and all participants must be within the 100 to 300-pound required weight range. For questions about special accommodations or participants with special needs, severe health complications, allergies, or more, please email  tjones@jacksonhouse.org. 

Over The Edge is a special events company that provides signature events for non-profit organizations across Canada and the U.S. Over The Edge and their team of Certified Rope Access Technicians have helped raise over $100 Million with non-profit partners, hosted over 1,000 rappelling events, and maintained a spotless safety record through their 10 years in operation. 

Register today or sign up to volunteer at www.jacksonhouse.org or call 501-623-4048.

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